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Updated: 21st April 2012 - 21.04.2012
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O2 has weighed in with its own unlimited plan - but does it rival T-Mobile's full monty and Three's One plan? With unlimited calls, unlimited texts and a generous 1GB all from £36 it's definitely an eye cathching offer. With O2 on OFCOM's best customer service provider you can't go wrong.
OFCOM recently released a customer service survey in November. O2 have climbed up the ranks considerably over the past few years and won the best overall network for customer service. Unsursprising to see that 3 are still lavishing at the bottom of the customer service table. Sam Swan summarises the OFCOM survey in her report and suggests which network may be right for you.
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Capped contracts are those with fixed direct debits but are still competitive. Sam Swan describes capped contracts in more detail from T-Mobile (they call U fix) and Tesco mobile, currently the only networks to offer them. Perfect if you have children with mobile phone demands!
Nokia are still a force to be reckoned with according to Selina Dee. She's got a point, although Nokia may have slipped in their mobile phone market share they are pinning their hopes on this new handset. Selina Dee explains what's in it.
The iPhone 4S has been the biggest selling pre-ordered product ever for Apple. It was so popular 2/3rds of iPhone 4 users were willing to upgrade even before official features had been confirmed! Ramis Cizer demystifies the jungle surrounding the multitude of iPhone 4S tariffs out there so you get the best deal
Everyone seems to have a smartphone these days. Laurie Dix explains why it's OK not to own one with his own slant on smartphones.
Don't know your apple from your blackberry? Android and iPhone phones' main attractions are their wide range of useful "apps" (free and paid). Samantha Swan compares apps from the Android and iPhone markets and helps you to decide which system may be better suited to you and how you'll use your phone
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