Telecoms
Vodafone UK signs 5G radio technology deal with Ericsson
Vodafone keen to be seen pioneering 5G communications in the UK
OnePlus 5 unveiled to plaudits - despite warnings that OnePlus is 'inappropriately manipulating' benchmarks
OnePlus 5 arrives boasting Qualcomm Snapdragon 835, 8GB RAM and 'highest resolution' dual cameras
400-year-old government agency modernises with Citrix collaboration solutions
Remote working has enabled multiple cost savings at Registers
TeleWare gains flexibility by moving telecoms to the cloud
Microsoft partners worked together to scrap the physical data centre
How unified communications gives your business the competitive edge
Understanding unified communications could prove critical to your revenue
UK contact centres move to the cloud as systems age
Keeping pace with changing consumer behaviour and the ability to quickly update technology were seen as some of the big advantages of a cloud migration
Vodafone in interoperability tests for NB-IoT modules on its mobile network
Vodafone bidding to promote its network for IoT applications
Jive partners with Cisco on unified communications
Cisco's not entirely out of the hardware woods yet.
Broadband advisory body suggests planning reform for FTTH and 5G deployment
UK government should lower barriers to telecoms infrastructure deployment, argues industry group
European unified communications-as-a-service trying to hold off US aggressors
Small UCaaS operators are being threatened by larger US telcos
Cisco and Samsung team up for Verizon 5G NFV trial
Trial highlights 'readiness' of 5G technologies and paves way for deployment of commercial networks, claim vendors
Classic Nokia 3310 to be released on 24 May
Retro Nokia will feature familiar ring tone and cost £50
BT to axe 4,000 staff after profits slump - but will reconsider fibre-to-the-premises
BT will explore potential of laying fibre into homes and premises after years of claiming there was no demand for it
Nokia 3310 will be out on 24 May and cost £50
Back to the future with a mobile - not a smartphone - inspired by Nokia's glory days
New proposals for encryption 'back doors' planned by UK government in extension to internet surveillance
Plans for encryption back door keys to be held by telcos and ISPs and real-time web surveillance
ISDN rides off into the sunset as SIP trunking takes centre stage
ISDN was first defined in 1988, but soon it will be disappearing forever - maybe not before time, says Sonus's Kevin Baynes
Fuze collaboration platform exposed online meetings to attackers as a result of 'improper access control'
Glaring access control flaw meant Fuze meetings were indexed by search engines
UK outranked by Peru in 4G mobile communications
Unreliable and patchy networks to blame for putting the UK behind Estonia and Peru in 4G
Medium-sized businesses failing to tap potential of unified communications
SMBs failing to tap productivity benefits of unified communications, citing cost
Australian government plan to force ISPs to block malware
Australian government plan to push ISPs to do more to tackle cyber security
Government to hire telecoms directors to oversee 5G tests and broadband delivery
Six-figure salaries on offer for three new directors, including a new director for telecoms delivery UK
Openreach hits back at Ofcom proposals for it to cover upfront entry costs for BT rivals
'Investing in more full fibre and upgrading 'not spots' will be even harder,' claims Openreach
Ofcom opens up on plan to make Openreach's infrastructure available to BT's competitors
Regulator wants BT's rivals to be able to lay their networks over Openreach's infrastructure
Virgin Media to offer 350Mbps broadband as standard to SMEs with 'Voom' Fibre
Virgin Media claims SME broadband will offer four times the bandwidth of BT
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