Gadgehit.com writes: "Telefonica, the Spanish mobile network operator that owns O2, has launched a new app that aims to compete with data-based communications services such as WhatsApp, Skype and Viber. Tu Me allows you to make calls, send messages, including picture messages, and share your location with friends and family over the internet. Of course this means that it requires a data connection such as 3G and WiFi at all times to work."
Ofcom is to delay the start of its auction for another chunk of 4G spectrum, after threats of legal action from Telefonica and Hutchison, parent companies of O2 and Three.
VRFocus - Recently phone network giant O2 has made a partnership with The England Rugby Team. To celebrate the partnership, the company has started off its Wear The Rose campaign. During this campaign, an Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD) will be taken around the UK showcasing what is the first virtual reality (VR) sports experience.
BT is in talks to buy O2, Britain's second-largest mobile network, which it originally spun off in 2001 and is now owned by Spain's Telefonica.
The telecoms giant said it had also been approached by the shareholders of another British operator, believed to be EE, which is owned by Deutsche Telekom and Orange.