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A survey by MVNO Lyca Mobile reckons 65% of customers at the big four mobile network operators in the UK – Vodafone, O2, EE, and Three – are reconsidering their mobile contracts because of the economic climate.

There are signs that common sense might actually prevail in Thailand, as the review into DTAC’s proposed merger with rival True Corp took a late twist.

Telecoms operators on both sides of the Atlantic still have work to do when it comes to customer service and satisfaction.

According to MobileX founder Peter Adderton, the MVNO will commercially launch its services in the next week or two.

And although that's a slight delay from the company's original plans, Adderton said the wait will be worth it.

US cable's big wireless gains in 2023 and expected continued momentum this year paired with a broader deceleration across the wireless industry will make it difficult for mobile's "Big Three" – AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon – to beat and raise their subscriber targets.

The US wireless industry has had a good run recently with service revenues increasing at a 3.3% CAGR between 2017 and 2021 after a dismal period between 2013 and 2017 when cumulative service revenues declined over $10 billion. This was helped in part by the widespread adoption of non-phone devices, both by consumers and industry, as well as consolidation in the industry and a resulting hardening of prices.