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The caps mean mobile operators will not be able to charge more than 20 cents per megabyte when a consumer is visiting another EU country.

Tuesday night saw the UK’s football-mad population gather around their TVs in the vain hope that Roy Hodgson’s England team would bow out of the FIFA World Cup 2014 tournament in a heroic blaze of glory.

The UK is to become the second country after the US to receive the Android-powered device.

Out-of-home rail company, KBH On-Train Media, has conducted research into its 6.3 million monthly rail users, revealing new insights into the mobile behaviours of train passengers.

Sky has announced plans to remove its Sky Go service from all games consoles, unless users are prepared to pay £5 more a month.

Monday night brought two major clashes to UK screens, with one battle involving two soap rivals, while the later face-off was more of the traditional FIFA World Cup 2014 sort.

The Digital Audio Exchange (dax) will give advertisers a single buying point, for the first time, to access a range of digital music brands across connected mobile devices.

UKTV Play will become the network’s first non-linear brand, and will give users access to shows including Dara O Briain: School of Hard Sums, Most Haunted and Crackanory.

To mark the start of this year’s Wimbledon, Kantar Media has prepared an exclusive infographic which reveals key insights into Britain’s tennis fans.

Even this year’s most hyped sporting event struggled to keep people out of the glorious summer sunshine.