The four new eagerly anticipated iPhone 13 variants were introduced to the world last month, promising a new powerful A15 chip and impressive battery life, but has much changed since last year?

5G is now something more and more of us are experiencing as we upgrade our personal mobiles to the latest 5G enabled smartphones.

It was announced yesterday that EE is to charge customers for using their phone in Europe again from next year. A report published by Sky News details what we know at this point in time.

If there’s one area that’s booming right now it’s communications and tech. With all of us now dependent on a variety of apps and networks to keep us functioning during the pandemic, it’s the perfect scenario for innovation.

This week it was reported in Mobile News, the long-established trade journal for the mobile industry, that Ofcom will be cracking down on locked handsets with their sale being banned from December 2021.

This week Apple finally unveiled the long-awaited iPhone 12 range, and yes, they are the hotly anticipated first 5G iPhones to come to market. Available to pre order from Friday 16th an on-sale Friday 23rd, will you be upgrading your business mobile?

As expected, this week’s Apply keynote didn’t contain a new iPhone for the first time. Instead they revealed some new Apple Watch models, upgrades to both the entry level iPad and iPadAir, a new service bundle, plus the brand new iOS14 software is now available to download.

Yesterday saw the latest tech unveiled by Samsung at their first virtual Unpacked event. Amongst other announcements came the confirmation of what all the tech rumour sites have been suggesting for a while now – a new duo in the Galaxy Note family.

As we slowly emerge from the strict rules of lockdown, what impact will the ability to travel have on us in both our personal and business lives this summer? With Coronavirus and post lockdown actions dominating the news, we mustn’t forget that the UK has now left the EU and we are in a transition period.