Union warns of strike action and "summer of discontent" UK mobile operator O2 is facing the threat of strike action after workers voted overwhelmingly to reject the company's "insulting" pay offer.

Now that the iPhone 3G has been available in the UK for a while, carrier O2 is getting ready to roll out its new Pay & Go iPhone 3G plans. Although the new iPhone is available for free with some of ...

O2 has became the latest network carrier in the United Kingdom to offer the cellular version of the Apple Watch Series 4. iPhone users can now order the LTE-enabled smartwatch through the O2 website, ...

Do you need a new iPhone 4 like a drowning man needs air? Like England needs a second centre forward? Like Russell Brand needs a good ticking-off from his mum? Smashing news from O2! You can buy your ...

Apple's exclusive iPhone carrier in the UK announced Wednesday that its Pay & Go customers can purchase a new iPhone 3G without a monthly contract for just 299 euro, but that data use isn't guaranteed ...

O2 seems to have accidentally announced its Pay & Go pricing for the iPhone 3G a little ahead of schedule. The pricing details appeared yesterday morning, but the iPhone Pay & Go section seems to have ...

O2 is slashing the price of calls, texts and data on its pay-as-you-go tariff by up to 80%. From Thursday, O2 will reduce its prices on its Classic Pay As You Go tariff to match Three, which offers ...

UK mobile operator O2 is to slash international calling charges across its Pay & Go range, allowing its customers to make calls to mobiles and landline numbers from as little as 1p a minute, with ...

The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has secured a two-year pay deal for employees of O2 UK, a subsidiary of the Spanish-owned Telefonica network. The deal, which the CWU is recommending that its ...

O2 in the UK has announced new tariffs for the 3G iPhone, adding "Pay & Go" and corporate plans to the mix. And in doing so, any skepticism that the new iPhone would be subsidized has evaporated. The ...

O2 prematurely posted details of its UK Pay & Go plan, realizing the mistake soon after and pulling the page. Sadly, despite the amount of coverage this is getting, nobody thought to take a screen ...