Deutsche Telekom releases highly efficient quarterly results
Europe’s largest telco Deutsche Telekom has released healthy quarterly results, praising the US T-Mobile business unit in particular.
Europe’s largest telco Deutsche Telekom has released healthy quarterly results, praising the US T-Mobile business unit in particular.
Web traffic generated by mobile devices has finally overtaken desktops, according to numbers released by StatCounter.
Twitter has announced its quarterly earnings and while the numbers were a bit better than expected Twitter now has to work out what the point of it is.
Despite the BT bashing which has been going on for what seems like forever, it would not seem to have had a material effect on the revenues of the organization.
Google has taken another step this week with the expansion of its Fi proposition with the inclusion of a group plan, as part of its plans for world domination.
Underneath the fluffy, philanthropic gestures, Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg has taken another step towards his true ambition of world domination with the launch of Workplace by Facebook.
In a kingdom not so far away there lived an evil dragon by the name of Openreach, which was the sworn enemy of Britannia’s internet.
Time spent using smartphone apps has risen over the 50% mark for Americans as a percentage of total time online, according to research from Comscore.
Coverage on mobile saw the BBC deliver record-breaking coverage for the recently-concluded 2016 Olympic Games, with the broadcaster providing Telecoms.com with some exclusive insight.
China Unicom has reported a mixed back of results for the first six months of 2016, with strong performances relating to 4G, data centres and ICT, however profit declined by 79% year-on-year.
Huawei has released its annual ‘Connecting the Future’ report which outlines the company’s corporate sustainability programme over the last twelve months.
Liberty Global has reported healthy growth for its second quarter, boosting revenues by 11% to $5.07 billion, with profits lifting to $101.1 million.
The European Commission has approved the creation of a joint venture in the Netherlands by mobile telecom operator Vodafone and cable company Liberty Global.
Samsung has announced its strongest profits for two years, reported profit of $7.22 billion, up 18% year-on-year, largely due to a strong performance from the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge across the period.
Facebook has reported healthy growth in advertising revenues over the last quarter, and also outlined its ambitions to take on Twitter and traditional search engines.
Twitter has announced the launch of a new marketing campaign which will aim to re-educate users on why the platform is more than a social network or an online soapbox.
Orange has released financials for the first half of 2016 where the team reported profits of $3.48 billion, largely due to the $12.5 billion sale of EE to BT, which was completed in late January.
Nintendo has released a statement in which the company outlined the limited impact Pokémon Go will have on its annual revenues. Following the news, around $6.7 billion was wiped from the company’s market capitalization.
AT&T has reported a year-on-year revenue hike of 23% to $40.5 billion, largely due to the integration of DirecTV, however there was a net-loss of 49,000 TV subscribers across the quarter.
Pokémon Go users have continued to struggle as the app’s developer Niantic Labs recovers from hacker attacks and unprecedented demand for the game.
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