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UK Government to Tigthen School Phone Rules in England from September 2027

Schools in England are expected to prevent routine mobile phone access throughout the school day from September 2027, but headteachers say stronger enforcement will require additional funding.

International Business Times UK · Nov 11

Axon vs. Motorola: Which Public Safety Stock Has More Upside After Q3 Earnings?

Axon shares fell about 28% after an EPS miss and cautious guidance, while Motorola Solutions rose roughly 7% on an earnings beat, raised guidance, and record backlog in their Q3 2026 reports.

MarketBeat · Nov 10

BSNL's New Offer: Pay for 12 Months, Get 13 Months

What if your broadband connection lasted an extra month without paying for an additional month's subscription? BSNL is offering exactly this benefit through its annual broadband plan. The government-owned telecom operator is giving customers 13 months of validity when they pay for 12 months in advance. The plan also includes…

MyLifeXP · Nov 10

7 Phone Settings That Could Be Draining Your Battery Faster

A phone can spend hours doing things nobody asked it to do. It checks locations, refreshes apps, lights up for notifications, and keeps its display running. Then, when someone actually needs to make a call or find directions, the battery warning suddenly appears.

Clever Dude · Nov 5

BT cuts almost 8,000 jobs amid sweeping cost-saving programme

Telecoms group reports £1.1bn pre-tax profit in six months to end of September and share price touches five-year high

The Guardian - UK · Nov 5

BT sheds nearly another 8,000 jobs as cost-cutting helps boost earnings

The telecoms giant saw its total workforce, excluding the international business, fall to 90,000 over its half-year to the end of March.

Evening Standard · Nov 5

Telstra apologises after customers mystified by phantom missed call notifications

Telco blames its MessageBank service and apologises for customer confusion

The Guardian - AU · Nov 4

The USB Cable Mistake That Could Damage Your Devices

A USB cable can look perfectly harmless while quietly being the weakest link in your charging setup. That inexpensive cable from an online marketplace might fit your phone, charge your tablet, and connect to your laptop. Unfortunately, looking compatible and actually meeting a device’s electrical requirements are two different things.

Clever Dude · Nov 4

TRAI's new Network Anubhav platform to map real-world network speeds, call quality

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India recently introduced the Network Anubhav Platform for consumers. This new platform allows users to compare mobile and broadband networks based on location and performance. Consumers can view network tests, filter results, and make informed choices about service providers.

The Economic Times · Nov 4

Pakistan considers international arbitration against UAE's Etisalat over unpaid USD 800 million

Pakistan is evaluating the possibility of pursuing international arbitration against UAE-based Etisalat over an outstanding payment. The amount in question is USD 800 million related to the sale of PTCL shares since 2005. Although most properties were transferred, some remain untransferred, leading to the unresolved dispute. Efforts to resolve the…

The Economic Times · Nov 4