Ofcom wants mobile phone expenses to contain less surprises

Ofcom does not want mobile phone customers to be shocked by high bills: internet usage while abroad is major cause of big bills.

Mobile phone customers are going to be allowed to line their own limits on what quantity they pay, below measures come into being by Ofcom.

In a review of surprisingly high bills, the telecommunications regulator found that mobile customers were presumably to be affected: as several as one.4m itinerant contract customers could have suffered unexpectedly high bills within the past six months.

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Mobile carriers face a future without text messaging as data apps take over

Endangered species? A mobile phone with a text message.

Just past the safety gate for the world's largest mobile trade exhibition in Barcelona, executives of huge mobile carriers could not avoid walking past a booth they'd in all probability rather not have seen: it had been for "Pinger," alittle California company that gives free texting within the US and Germany and has world growth plans.

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Android on fire at Mobile World Congress, but not just for westerners

Google's Android logo has been ubiquitous at Mobile World Congress 2012.

As Google's govt chairman Eric Schmidt ready to require the stage for his Tuesday Mobile World Congress keynote, journalists within the US were receiving an email from Apple inviting them to the iPad three launch event. It's safe to mention the link between the 2 organizations continue to be.. difficult.

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Mobile World Congress 2012

Microsoft Windows president Steven Sinofsky.

 

This has been described as Microsoft's create or crack year. Present-day occurrence is probably the major vital new product launch for Microsoft since Windows one.0 introduced a graphical interface in 1985.

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