Ministers plan to enable watchdogs to investigate 'annoying' communications as well as those that cause distress

Swatch clocks up rise in profits

She escaped serious injury and train left station just eight minutes after the incident

World’s second-biggest mobile operator is feeling pinch as punters tighten belts

Defence officials call revelations a 'failure to defend our own networks' and introduce new rules for contractors

Review follows a report from the UK's Intelligence and Security Committee that raised security fears over influence of the Chinese government

India’s telegram service has been withering for decades, to the extent that yesterday the last private messages were sent more than 160 years after the first. Yet for 24 hours it was like the good old days as hundreds of people visited the country’s 75 offices to send their final missives to friends and family, and staff holidays were cancelled to meet the demand.

The Velleman K8200 will be available from July 9

The Mexican telecoms billionaire Carlos Slim, the world's richest man, has spent $40m (£26m) on a stake in the British mobile app company Shazam, in a major vote of confidence in the UK's technology industry.

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These days telephones are something of a fashion statement, and here's our list of the most stylish ways to stay in touch

Supermarket chain will target older end of the mobile market with simple deals and Nectar points

Move indicates company's intent to create a smartwatch

Burma has granted licences to Norway’s Telenor and Qatar’s Ooredoo to set up the country’s first foreign-owned mobile phone networks.