If your mobile phone contract has just expired, or you're looking for a great value SIMO to slot into a new handset you've just bought, then you'll want to give us a few minutes of your attention. Because Carphone Warehouse's in-house phone network iD has just launched a SIM only deal that offers sensational value.
It's not unusual for iD Mobile to
Read more: SIMO bargain alert: 10GB for £10 per month SIM only deal from iD
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Sony has laid out an ambitious three-year plan that's designed to see the company become "the top brand in the overall camera market" by 2021.
The plan, which was picked up by SonyRumors from the company's mid-term strategy paper, is certainly a bold and bullish statement. It's not quite clear though what Sony means by 'top', which could be
Read more: Sony wants to be the number one camera brand by 2021
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond wants ‘full fibre’ connections to be available to most homes and businesses by 2025, in a pledge that could aid the mobile sector’s plans to build high capacity 4G and 5G networks.
In a speech at the annual CBI dinner, Hammond once again made technology a pillar of his post-Brexit economic vision for
Read more: Chancellor's vision for 'full fibre' Britain is a boon for mobile operators
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Ride-hailing firm Uber will give its European drivers access to medical cover and compensation for work-related injuries.
The new protections include sick pay, parental leave and bereavement payments.
Uber said it previously "focused too much on growth and not enough on the people who made that growth possible".
Read more: Uber gives drivers sick pay and parental leave
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BMW's car computer systems have been found to contain 14 separate flaws, according to a study by a Chinese cyber-security lab.
They could, in theory, let hackers take at least partial control of affected
Read more: BMW cars found to contain more than a dozen flaws
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The FBI has admitted overestimating the number of seized mobile phones its investigators are unable to access.
It has seized between 1,000 and 2,000 mobile phones that remain locked, as part of its
Read more: FBI confesses over-counting locked iPhones and other mobiles
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