Mobile Network Comparison

After a much anticipated wait, news of the new Samsung Galaxy phone has been revealed. Yes, that’s right – the successor to the almighty Samsung Galaxy S2 is coming soon!

Samsung has been giving out invites to “Come and meet the next Galaxy” At Earl’s Court, London, on the 3rd of May. Previously it was thought by many to be revealed on the 22nd, but it was later confirmed to be the 3rd.

The mobile industry is buzzing to find out what Samsung has in store for us, and it’s guaranteed to be a crowd pleaser. We’re uncertain of the name of the device at this time, as the invite has said the next Galaxy, without mentioning the name Galaxy S3 but our money’s on that being the new moniker.

Samsung chose not to display their device at the World Mobile Congress so we are all excited to see what the next Galaxy has to offer us.

What do you think will be new in Samsung’s new Galaxy phone? How much do you think it will cost? Will it still be an iPhone beater? And will you be buying it?

Hot on the tails of Impossible Telecom, we recently got a press release from another mobile network that promises to redefine the UK market. Samba Mobile is a brand new project that describes itself as:

An exciting new service that gives you free mobile broadband to your laptop, desktop or tablet. In return, we ask you to watch a few short, high-quality video adverts. You choose what videos to watch and when to watch them.

Now that’s rather interesting especially if you’re one of many people paying a fortune for data rates on your mobile or tablet or for a dongle with the main mobile networks.

This isn’t the first time networks or ISPs have attempted to offer free access funded by adverts but it will be interesting to see what they are doing differently to make it work this time round. It also remains to be seen how intrusive the ads are.

Samba Mobile is currently not available and hasn’t launched yet in the UK but we’ve heard it may work by letting you build up “credits” by viewing adverts which you can then spend on bandwidth or time online. It’s also likely they they will run on 3’s impressive data infrastructure.

So what do you think? Are you fed up of ads online or would it be a price worth paying for free mobile internet? And do you think it will last?

Since we wrote our reviews of Vectone and Delight Mobile there have been loads and loads of changes to their tariffs and pricing schemes. We set aside a day last week to trawl through all their current offers and make sense of their rates. We also made several calls to their customer services to confirm pricing information that’s not available on their website. After having done all this, we then went back and rewrote large parts of our pages Vectone Review, Delight Review and Mobile Comparison Table to reflect all the updates.

Hopefully this is the clearest explanation of all their offers and deals in one place and it’ll help you decide whether or not you want to switch to them. So please head over and take a look and let us know what you think. If you’re a current customer, we’d really appreciate a comment with some of your thoughts on these two networks and also please feel free to leave a rating.