Business Mobile

When your business mobile contract reaches the end of its minimum term, you have several options: 1. Renew with a new deal: This is usually the best option. New contracts…

Setting up a business phone number in the UK is straightforward. You have several options: Business mobile number: Take out a business mobile contract and you will be assigned a

A SIM-only business deal provides a mobile plan (calls, texts, and data) without a handset. You receive a SIM card to use in a phone you already own. Benefits of

Going direct to a single network means you only see that network’s deals. An independent provider like Connection Technologies offers significant advantages: Access to all networks: We compare deals from

Yes, you can keep your existing business mobile numbers when switching to a new provider. This process is called mobile number portability (MNP) and is your legal right under Ofcom

Yes, if you leave a business mobile contract before the minimum term ends, you will typically be charged an early termination fee (ETF). Here is how it works: How ETFs

Switching your business mobile provider is straightforward. Here is the process: Get quotes — compare deals from multiple providers or use an independent broker like Connection Technologies Request PAC codes

The broadband speed your business needs depends on how many people use it and what they do. Here is a guide: 1-5 employees (basic use): 30-80 Mbps Sufficient for email,

VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) makes calls over the internet, while a traditional landline uses copper phone wires. Here are the key differences: Technology: Landline: analogue signals over copper wires

Cloud-based telephony (also called hosted VoIP or cloud phone systems) is a business phone system that runs over the internet instead of traditional phone lines. Instead of physical PBX hardware

The key differences between 4G and 5G for business users are: Speed: 4G: typical speeds of 20-50 Mbps 5G: typical speeds of 100-300 Mbps (up to 1Gbps in ideal conditions)

5G is the fifth generation of mobile network technology, offering significantly faster speeds, lower latency, and greater capacity than 4G. For businesses, 5G enables: Download speeds up to 10x faster