MOBILE operators have supported Commerce and Employment’s claim that charging providers to use the 4G spectrum would be detrimental to consumers.

NOT seeking to raise revenue from awarding phone operators a 4G licence is like letting any airline land in the island for free, a deputy-elect in the running for Commerce and Employment minister has said.

4G MOBILE services are due to come a step closer later this month when a consultation on issues in the Channel Islands is launched.

CHILDREN as young as five are at risk of exposure to indecent images on mobile phones, according to Tracey Moore, chairwoman of the island’s e-safety committee.

MORE than £6,500-worth of stolen mobile telephones was recovered by police using information from the Force Intelligence Bureau last year.

ALTHOUGH islanders could pay much more than the European Commission’s maximum for roaming mobile calls, the Office of Utility Regulation is not going to intervene.

TOUGHER sentences for drivers who use their mobile phone at the wheel are being welcomed by the Home minister.

DRIVERS who use a mobile phone at the wheel could face a driving ban, even for a first offence.

AIRTEL-VODAFONE is looking to double its market share over the next 12 months.

MAKING mobile-to-mobile calls should soon be cheaper.