We are at that time of year again where the key smartphone manufacturers get ready to unveil their big guns leading up to the peak autumn sales period. Latest new kid on the block is Samsung’s Galaxy Note 9, which in a nutshell has taken last year’s Note 8 up a notch in most areas.

4G Roaming – now in 48 countries! Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, India, Israel, Jamaica*, Japan, Kazakhstan and the Ukraine are now up and running with 4G roaming with O2.

Well unless you’ve been living on Mars it can’t have escaped your attention that all businesses should have reviewed their data policies and marketing activity this year to make sure they are compliant with the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

So, holiday season is almost upon us and with that comes the inevitable round of considerations:

Will my phone work abroad?
What’s covered in my tariff?
Is my destination going to be need an extra bolt on to avoid costly roaming charges?
Should I take my work phone on holiday?

There is much media focus on consumer rights and confusion around tariffs in the telecoms and energy markets, however it’s also a big problem in the business sector. If anything, tariffs can be more complex for businesses due to the different business classifications