Mobiles

Apple's shiny new iPhone X is now on sale in the UK. Buying a new iPhone is never MoneySaving – and this is the most expensive iPhone to date. But if you're hell-bent on getting one, buying it the right way could save you almost £500 over two years compared with the cost of a standard contract.

Controversial charges of up to 55p a minute for calls to the universal credit helpline are to be abolished, the Government has announced.

EE and Virgin Mobile customers are reporting widespread problems trying to make calls today.

An app to help mobile users avoid nuisance calls and log complaints about dodgy firms has been launched.

TSB is introducing iris recognition to its mobile banking app – meaning some customers will be able to log in to their account simply by looking at their phone.

Telecoms provider TalkTalk is to raise prices from 1 August, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal, with some broadband customers set to pay an extra £21/year and mobile customers facing an increase of up to £30/year. Yet it's possible to beat the hikes – you can quit your contract penalty-free or try to haggle a better deal.

New European Union rules coming into effect this week will slash the cost of using your mobile in most of Europe. But while it's been touted as "the end of roaming charges", it's not that simple.

Mobile phone users could switch network simply by sending a 'goodbye' text to the operator they want to leave, under new proposals by regulator Ofcom.

Mobile firm Three is adding to its list of countries you can use your phone in without paying roaming charges from 15 June. But you'll still face a limit on the amount of your UK data allowance you can use abroad and fees for exceeding that limit – despite the much-touted 'ban' on EU roaming charges coming in next month.

Mobile network giant EE has become the first provider to confirm some customers with high data packages WILL face extra charges to use their full UK allowance while travelling in Europe, even after a supposed 'ban' on EU roaming charges has come into effect.