UK telcos are potentially helpless in the European roaming debate
Brexit is now a reality for the UK, and despite the telcos asserting their commitments to the roaming status quo, the financial burdens could become too great to swallow.
Brexit is now a reality for the UK, and despite the telcos asserting their commitments to the roaming status quo, the financial burdens could become too great to swallow.
The UK government has published guidance on how travelling to Europe will change when we properly leave the EU at the end of this year.
Roaming platform provider BICS has revealed that 4G roaming traffic around the world doubled for the third year running in 2019.
Vodafone UK suffered yet another billing-related PR disaster as some of its customers piled up huge charges while roaming and were consequently disconnected.
KT has announced its 5G subscriber base has gone past the one million mark and it has entered into 5G roaming agreements with operators in Italy, Switzerland, and Finland.
The very small number of people who are capable and inclined can now roam between the 5G networks of Swisscom and either SK Telecom or Elisa.
A consortium on European operators has got together with AT&T to activate LTE-M roaming across North America and Europe.
With the anti-China rhetoric dominating the headlines in recent months, Brexit chatter has become unfashionable. But with the deadline fast approaching, what will Ofcom look like in the future?
UK parliament has drafted new legislation that would release UK operators from their commitments not to charge extra for roaming in Europe.
Regulatory changes and increased competition continue to drive massive growth in LTE roaming around the world, according to new data from BICS.
Apple’s support of eSIM in its latest iPhones promised to kick-start that market and a couple of specialist companies are leading the way.
The Advertising Standards Authority has once again had to step in to put a stop to telco advertising, this time Three’s efforts, posing a pretty simple question; why do the telcos find it so easy to put misleading adverts into the world?
A couple of companies involved in the areas of operator interconnectivity, roaming and general wholesale action have decided to merge.
Low power IoT network technology isn’t much good if it can’t easily cross national borders, so DT and Vodafone have been looking into that with the help of the GSMA.
Mobile data services outfit BICS has published its data for 2017 and it reveals some interesting trends in LTE consumption.
Telecoms transaction processor Syniverse has launched ‘Mobile Marketplace’, which aims to facilitate the trading of wifi resource globally.
The process of getting rid of mobile roaming surcharges across Europe for European subscribers has been given the all-clear by the European Council.
Mobile transaction processor Syniverse has tapped its own data reserves to uncover the fact that, even now, only 42% of inter-regional data roaming is LTE.
When it was first announced, we thought operators wouldn’t be happy that customers won’t have to pay roaming fees soon. Turns out that was pretty much spot on.
Building on its first effort two weeks ago the European Commission has unveiled more details on how the end of roaming charges will be policed, including token surcharges for aggrieved operators.
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