If you’re an O2 customer in the Greater Manchester area then you should have just got a huge upgrade, as the network has announced that it has switched on 5G Standalone (also known as 5GSA) in this ...

Not long ago we reported that EE’s 5G Standalone service – now dubbed ‘5G+’ – would soon reach over half the UK’s population, and now EE has achieved that milestone, with its 5G Standalone service now ...

Technology consultancy firm Cambridge Consultants has announced an ambitious collaboration with UK startup Stratospheric Platforms Limited to create an airborne wireless 5G antenna system. Following a ...

O2’s 5G network could soon get a big boost, as the company has acquired 78.8MHz of spectrum from Vodafone – so in other words O2 now has more spectrum than it did before, and Vodafone has less.

While many networks offer plans with parental controls, few design their plans specifically with kids in mind – there’s ParentShield, but nothing of the sort from big-name networks. That’s about to ...

Glasgow is bidding for up to £100 million funding to trial uses of 5G to boost its economy and especially improve health, entertainment, education and employment opportunities. The Department for ...

There’s good news for residents and visitors to Gloucester, because O2 has now switched on its 5G Standalone service in the city – which should benefit the roughly 138,000 people who live there, along ...

Above shows 5G smart road concept. One of the things that 5G will help deliver is smart roads and smart cities, and the West Midlands looks set to start working on that soon, as £3 million is going to ...

EE has revealed that reliable internet connectivity is a top priority for young Brits when it comes to spending over the next 12 months. This is based on research from the network operator and Opinium ...

5G Standalone (5G SA) is the next step for 5G – right now, most of the UK uses 5G Non-Standalone (5G NSA), which means it still has some 4G components, while with 5G SA, the infrastructure is all ...

We’ve been hearing about the possibility of mobile networks using satellite connectivity for a while now, but Ofcom has now authorized this, meaning the UK’s networks are free to leverage this ...

If you’ve ever driven around the UK you’ll know that once you get out of towns and cities, coverage can become patchy at best, but this is something O2 is working to resolve, as the network has now ...