The Apple iPhone 14 series will launch at some time in September 2022, with the finalised release date expected to be announced in the coming months. Until then, we will expect more rumours and anticipation to build.

Whether it’s time for your business to invest in a faster and more reliable business broadband, or you need to upgrade to support business expansion, it can be daunting to choose an option.

Previously roaming charges inside of Europe were waived by UK networks, as part of the EU, we benefited from charge free data usage whilst travelling on the continent.

Mobile Device Management softwares like the popular Samsung Knox allow you to control and enforce your company’s mobile usage policies on all employee smartphones and/or tablets.

The Galaxy S22 is ready for business with new colours, battery performance and camera features.

Virgin Media O2 review the use of British peoples’ connectivity habits across mobile, broadband and TV networks.

The Covid-19 pandemic continues to disrupt and dominate our day to day working lives, are new cloud based systems like VoIP starting to replace traditional phone line methods?

The care industry is being put under strain now more than ever, with the impact of Covid-19 being felt especially within this sector with staff shortages, additional pressures and demand for staff often outweighing available resources.

The four new eagerly anticipated iPhone 13 variants were introduced to the world last month, promising a new powerful A15 chip and impressive battery life, but has much changed since last year?

Energy prices continue to soar, with 13-year highs being seen in the wholesale market. A global increase in the demand for gas has seen a significant risk premium added to energy contracts this year.

It has recently been announced that Openreach will be making FTTP (Full Fibre) broadband connections a lot cheaper to aid the roll out of this super-speed service for businesses and homeowners alike.

With the big telephone network switch off due in 2025, there are still lots of businesses who haven’t yet made the switch to digital.

5G is now something more and more of us are experiencing as we upgrade our personal mobiles to the latest 5G enabled smartphones.

It was announced yesterday that EE is to charge customers for using their phone in Europe again from next year. A report published by Sky News details what we know at this point in time.