Truphone got into the St Patrick’s Day spirit by offering free calls to Ireland, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Poland for all of St Patrick’s Day, and spreading a bit of shamrock luck, reports an article over on tmcnet. Truphone’s 24 hour promo delivered free calls to all five countries along with free

Truphone is offering free calls to Ireland, UK, Canada, US and… Poland.

Truphone is running a neat little campaign to entice Irish folks and their friends to use the companys affordable VoIP service. The campaign involves free calls to Ireland, USA, the UK, Canada, and Poland on St. Patricks Day to help users save that other green stuff. The promotion will run for 24 hours and is ...

In a somewhat surprising move today, wireless carrier O2 Ireland announced that its customers would be able to unlock Apple's iPhone. Per the O2 forum, Rod Coleman, head of O2's Customer Care unit, discussed the decision surrounding the unlocking on iPhones, especially those who want to pass on old handsets. In order to unlock their handsets, O2 customers must meet the followin...

Following the huge success in the US of the launch of TigerText, an iPhone app that enables people erase text messages after they have been sent, the app is now available Internationally: in Britain, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Israel, and Canada. [via Samaa] Previously: - TigerText: an iPhone app that sends SMS that won't linger

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Irish telecoms group, Eircom has announced a number of changes to its management, which also saw the CEO of its mobile division leave the company. Click here for more.

Sitting drinking my coffee this morning I spotted a rather interesting interview given to Mobile Today by Nathan Vautier. Who is he some of you may ask? Hes Sony Ericssons head honcho in the UK & Ireland. The interview proved to be pretty interesting so Ill give you the jist of it and cover some

Google vice president of Global Ad Operations, John Herlihy, gave a talk at the Digital Landscapes Conference at UCD in Ireland this week. During that talk he focused on the growing importance of mobile, and Googles brutal project and employee review programs. On mobile, Herlihy reiterated what Eric Schmidt said last month at the Mobile World

In order to quell some fears amongst operators about next-generation networks (NGNs), telecoms research centre TSSG is working with Ericsson to create an NGN testbed in Ireland. If none of that sentence made sense to you, don't worry about it. All is explained below.