Pick n Pay today announced the return of Pick n Pay Mobile, relaunching this time alongside a new app, new rewards programme, ...

Flex Mobile has officially launched its premium membership experience for prepaid wireless customers, introducing a first-of-its-kind customer rewards program that transforms a basic phone plan into a ...

The mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) is a concept that has been around for more than a decade, but with the advent of 5G and network slicing, the virtual operator of the future could look a ...

Pick n Pay has announced the launch of an app to support its mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), Pick n Pay Mobile. The ...

Most of the UK's major phone networks are suffering a massive outage. The main complaint is that people are unable to make or ...

And not just from the three main operators, but also the MVNOs – mobile virtual network operators – that are offering more variety to mobile customers.

Today saw the presentation of Barça Mobile, the new blaugrana mobile virtual network operator, a collaboration between FC Barcelona and the New Era Visionary Group, the Club's Official Telecom ...

Twigby Mobile's primary strength lies in its significant cost savings. By avoiding the immense overhead of building and maintaining a nationwide network, Twigby can offer highly competitive pricing.

Virgin Media launched its mobile service in Ireland in 2015 as part of a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) agreement with Three Ireland. ‘Service was fully restored just after 12 midnight’ ...

The Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) market is experiencing significant growth, driven by the increasing demand for affordable and flexible mobile plans.Pune, May 02, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE ...

Mobile virtual network operator GoMo’s €10 offer has one other catch – it is only open to the first 100,000 customers who sign up. GoMo, which is owned by Eir, is pitching itself as Ireland ...

The economics to compete in a truly differentiated way, aided by cloud-native mobile infrastructure, are compelling. By 2020, 5.7 billion people around the world will subscribe to mobile services.