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Vodafone and PayPal have joined forces to allow UK customers to make contactless payments in shops, restaurants and on transport services with their Android smartphones, funded from their PayPal accounts.

The telecommunications industry has hundreds, if not thousands of terms and abbreviations that are used on a daily basis. And as the industry evolves, that number is set to grow.

Every now and then, a business launches a new – truly innovative – service offering that makes their competition sit up and take notice. T-Mobile USA did just that with

Vodafone Czech Republic has chosen Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) as supplier for a full-scale upgrade of the operator’s core network and has launched VoLTE and Wi-Fi calling.

The news that Softbank, one of Japan’s leading telecoms operators, has made a move to acquire ARM, one of the strongest technology companies to come out of Britain has shaken

UK service providers will reap the benefits of consolidation and multiplay strategies in the coming years, with bundled subscriptions growing by 20%.

The commercial need for a customer experience strategy that both fits your customers’ preferences and aligns to business capabilities, budgets and resources can create a continual operational struggle.

Brandwatch, a social intelligence company that helps its customers to prove the ROI of all their activity on social media, has found that Vodafone holds the crown for the lowest

UXP Systems, a provider of user lifecycle management for communications service providers (CSPs), has reported that in its fiscal year ending 31 March, annual sales grew 183% year over year,

ZTE Corporation, reported that China Mobile has officially initiated the commercialisation of its rich communication services (RCS) network.