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Mobile phone users are to be protected from "shock bills" if their handsets are stolen, with a new cap on the maximum cost of calls they will be expected to pay for.

Update: 20.09.2013: Tesco Mobile has today released its price plans for the iPhone 5C, so we have updated this news story with this information.

Mobile giant Three says it will offer a superfast 4G mobile internet service from December — while Vodafone and O2 are switching on their rival services today.

Some iPhone 5 users have been left feeling short-changed after realising their mobile won't work on 4G with O2 and Vodafone.

Mobile giant Vodafone will launch its superfast 4G service on 29 August, with tariffs starting from £26/month including either Sky Sports or Spotify Premium free for six months. But it won't be available on the iPhone 5.

Nearly 20 million Vodafone pay-as-you-go customers are paying more for phone calls from today, as the mobile giant has begun charging users per minute, rather than per second for calls.

A new mobile phone company will come onto the block later this summer, as Sainsbury's has announced plans to launch its own network.

EE has launched a price 'promotion' on its 4G superfast service — but it could end up costing users more.

Consumers are to be protected against landline, broadband and mobile firms that raise prices mid-way through their contract term.