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Boost Mobile offers Fairphone modular handset to customers
UNITED STATES 15:19

Boost Mobile offers Fairphone modular handset to customers

US mobile carrier Boost Mobile, an EchoStar company, has signed an agreement with Fairphone to offer the new Fairphone Gen 6+ smartphone to customers, becoming the handset maker's first US carrier partnership. The device supports the Right-to-Repair movement by providing modular hardware that is easily repaired. 

InCoax to proceed with SEK 45 mln rights issue following EGM approval
GLOBAL 15:18

InCoax to proceed with SEK 45 mln rights issue following EGM approval

InCoax Networks has secured shareholder approvals allowing the SEK 45 million rights issue it announced in October to go ahead. An EGM held on 13 November resulting in formal backing for a preferential issue of share rights with a subscription price of SEK 0.01. Under the terms, existing InCoax investor Saugatuck has agreed to subscribe for at least 24.5 percent of the rights issue. Its contribution would be set off against an outstanding claim worth up to SEK 15 million.

Megafon expands network coverage on Moscow Central Ring Road
RUSSIAN FEDERATION 15:17

Megafon expands network coverage on Moscow Central Ring Road

Russian operator Megafon said that its engineers built new base stations on the Central Ring Road (TsKAD) in the Moscow region. Additional telecom equipment made it possible to expand coverage and increase network capacity on one of the key highways in the region. The average mobile internet speed in the coverage area is 95 Mbps.

Azerbaijan and UK to expand cooperation in AI and digital governance
AZERBAIJAN 15:16

Azerbaijan and UK to expand cooperation in AI and digital governance

Azerbaijan and the UK intend to expand cooperation in artificial intelligence, digital governance, scientific research and innovation. This is stipulated in the joint declaration on strategic partnership between the two countries, signed by Azerbaijani president Ilham Aliyev and UK prime minister Andy Burnham in Dublin on 12 November. The participants plan to promote partnerships between universities, research institutions and industry, as well as cooperation in emerging technologies and life sciences.

O! adds 30 channels to O!TV app
KYRGYZSTAN 15:15

O! adds 30 channels to O!TV app

Kyrgyzstan operator Nur Telecom, trading under the O! brand, has added 30 new, mainly Russian channels to its O!TV Premium package. The package includes 240 channels, with no change in the subscription rate at KGS 9 per day. The service can be used on up to five devices, and subscribers of the operator are not charged for the internet traffic. 

Play offers 2 months free of mobile internet security service
POLAND 15:13

Play offers 2 months free of mobile internet security service

Polish operator Play, controlled by Iliad, started a promotion of its mobile internet security service Safe Internet. Customers can now activate the Safer Internet service directly in the Play24 application and take advantage of a unique promotion offering the first two months free. The promotion is valid until 30 November. The service protects from phishing, spyware, viruses and botnets. Customers do not need to install any additional application in order to use it.

Terago reduces net loss in Q3, as revenue falls over 3 percent
CANADA 15:06

Terago reduces net loss in Q3, as revenue falls over 3 percent

Canadian telecoms operator Terago, mmWave spectrum holder and provider of managed FWA and 5G Private Mobile Network services, has reported revenue of CAD 6.20 million for Q3 2026, down 3.2 percent from CAD 6.40 billion a year earlier; with nine-month revenue down 3 percent to CAD 18.58 million, from CAD 19.16 million. Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter was CAD 1.01 million, up 3.9 percent from CAD 971,000 in Q3 2025; and CAD 2.30 million for the nine months, up 2.1 percent from CAD 2.91 million a year earlier.

Virgin Media O2 unveils 'Priority Unwrapped' festive rewards
UNITED KINGDOM 14:23

Virgin Media O2 unveils 'Priority Unwrapped' festive rewards

Virgin Media O2 has announced new Christmas rewards for O2 Priority members through a new digital interactive game called 'Priority Unwrapped'. Running from 13 November to 27 January 2027, this will give them the chance to win weekly various rewards, prizes and experiences. 

Barclay Communications wins place on govt mobile services framework
UNITED KINGDOM 14:13

Barclay Communications wins place on govt mobile services framework

Belfast-based Barclay Communications has been appointed as a mobile solutions provider on the UK government's Mobile Voice and Data Services 2 framework, which has an estimated value of GBP 1.5 billion million. It is the first telecoms company from Northern Ireland to win a spot on Lot 2 for mobile solutions, which is worth GBP 300 million.  

Ercolani named Sparkle CEO
ITALY 14:08

Ercolani named Sparkle CEO

Italian international service provider Sparkle has announced the appointment of Alessandro Ercolani as its new CEO and General Manager following the recent resignation of Enrico Maria Bagnasco. In a short statement, Sparkle said Bagnasco is also stepping down from the company's board of directors.

Nova FCT researchers develop 'smart mirror' prototype for 6G networks
PORTUGAL 14:03

Nova FCT researchers develop 'smart mirror' prototype for 6G networks

Researchers from the Nova University of Lisbon (Nova FCT), working within the European Terrameta consortium, have developed a pioneering prototype that could significantly enhance future 6G mobile networks, Executive Digest reported. Functioning like a "smart mirror," the 24x24-element reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS) electronically controls and redirects radio waves around physical obstacles, creating alternative signal paths to boost coverage and reliability. The prototype uses memristors, electro

Norway, UK plan to strengthen AI technology cooperation
NORWAY 14:00

Norway, UK plan to strengthen AI technology cooperation

The UK and Norwegian governments have issued a joint statement pledging to boost cooperation on AI. The statement was signed by Kanishka Narayan, UK Minister for Artificial Intelligence, and Torgeir Micalsen, Norwegian Minister for Digitalisation and Public Governance, at the Atlantic Futures Forum (AFF) in Oslo on 12 November.

SWEDEN 13:55

Telenor Sweden reaches 67% stake in Bahnof with 91% of voting rights

Telenor Sweden said that since it published its offer on 06 November for the outstanding shares in Bahnhof, it has acquired another 10.09 million B shares in the company outside the offer. None of these acquisitions was done above the offer price of SEK 62 per share. By 13 November, Telenor Sweden held 30 million A shares in Bahnhof and 41.94 million B shares, corresponding to approximately 66.88 percent of the total number of shares and 90.56 percent of the total number of votes.

TOGO 13:41

Togo seeks to regulate digital content creators with influencer cataloging

The Togolese media regulator has asked social media influencers, bloggers, TikTokers, YouTubers and other digital content creators to identify themselves in nationwide census begun on 09 November, TogoFirst reported. The Haute Autorite de regulation de la communication ecrite, audiovisuelle et numerique (HARC) aims to compile an up-to-date national database of people who produce and distribute content online. The rapid professionalisation of digital content creation has formeda major commercial sector offer

SPAIN 13:39

BBC Player added to Prime Video in Spain, Poland, Switzerland

BBC Studios has launched BBC Player as a subscription channel on Prime Video in Spain and Poland, with Switzerland due to follow at the start of December. The service is already available on Prime Video in Germany and Austria, with plans to extend the distribution to further territories.

UGANDA 13:34

MTN Uganda Foundation selects 25 'Changemakers' beneficiaries

MTN Uganda Foundation has announced the 25 beneficiaries for the fourth phase of its Changemakers initiative as it commits UGX 500 million to community-led projects. The successful recipients were chosen from 2,607 submissions from Uganda's five regions. Each selected project will receive in-kind support valued at UGX 20 million for schemes in health, education, water, sanitation, environmental sustainability and economic empowerment.

UNITED STATES 13:19

Google, Lumen cloud interconnect enters preview phase to streamline onward data links

Google Cloud said is expanding its Cross-Cloud Interconnect service introduced in 2023 for inter-cloud workloads, bringing similar interoperability to last-mile infrastructure providers. The next phase starts with a preview integrating Lumen Technologies' enterprise fibre backbone encompassing more than 20 million fibre miles, including several inter-city routes. The integration enables dedicated Layer 3 private links into Google Cloud, with rapid provisioning and performance backed by service level agreeme

INDIA 13:18

India reduces number of villages without 4G coverage by 75% since 2022

India's Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has reported a nearly 75 percent reduction in the number of villages without 4G connectivity over the past four years, from 45,180 in 2022 to 11,372 in 2026. The progress follows the implementation of the government's 4G Saturation Project, which aims to extend mobile broadband coverage to 24,680 previously unconnected villages.

GERMANY 13:09

Most Germans want more mobile service market competition - Breko

The majority of German consumers is in favour of more competition on the market for mobile services, according to a survey by market research institute Civey on behalf of industry groups Breko. It said 72 percent of consumers in Germany believe it is important to have high-performance mobile services available from independent and regional providers in addition to those from Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone, Telefonica Germany and 1&1, and their respective discount brands. The survey also found that 74 percent of

MALAYSIA 13:06

CelcomDigi launches prepaid streaming passes from MYR 1

Malaysian operator CelcomDigi has introduced a range of StreamMORE content passes for prepaid customers, with prices starting at MYR 1. Available exclusively through the CelcomDigi app, the offers provide access to live sports and entertainment services without requiring a monthly subscription commitment.

CHINA 12:53

China Unicom, Huawei deliver intelligent upgrades at Hubei power plant

China Unicom and Huawei have rolled out intelligent operations and management at a thermal power station in Hubei Province, leveraging 10G optical networks and 5G-Advanced infrastructure. In a formal announcement, Huawei indicated it was supplying a smart project at Ezhou Power Plant, Hubei Province, deploying 5G-A equipment alongside a private fibre connection for 10 Gbps speeds.

ITALY 12:53

Boldyn Networks to bring smart city services to Viterbo

Boldyn Networks has signed a contract to provide the central Italian city of Viterbo with an environmental monitoring and analytics system under the Living Smart Viterbo project. The company will deploy a network of sensors and a cloud platform with predictive analytics, backed by scientific support from Italy's National Research Council (CNR), to give the municipality real-time information on air quality, microclimates and urban heat islands.

GREECE 12:53

Greece launches EUR 69 million tender for three high-resolution Earth observation satellites

The Greek Ministry of Digital Governance and Artificial Intelligence has announced the first tender under its Hellas-Space 2.0 National Space Programme, allocating EUR 69 million for the development of a constellation of three very-high-resolution optical Earth observation satellites. The procurement will be managed by the European Space Agency (ESA), in cooperation with the ministry and the Hellenic Space Centre. Hellas-Space 2.0 has a total budget of EUR 350 million and builds on the capabilities establis

FINLAND 12:39

Finland brings in cell broadcast alerts

State-owned Finnish critical communications company Erillisverkot said it has introduced the FI-Alert cell broadcast service following an agreement this spring with the Ministry of the Interior. The service is based on an EU directive. Starting from November 2026, emergency notifications will be sent directly to mobile telephones as well as being disseminated through exiting channels.

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