Top Sellers

  1. Samsung Galaxy S4
    Make your life richer, simpler, and more fun.
  2. Blackberry Q10
    The first QWERTY handset on the new BB10.
  3. Samsung Galaxy S III
    All the latest technology under one roof
  4. Sony Xperia Z
    Smart, Sleek and Durable.
  5. Blackberry Curve 9320
    A capable messaging-oriented smartphone.

Technical Solutions Engineer required

We are looking for a Technical Solutions engineer to combine technical knowledge with sales skills to provide advice and support on a range of products in both telecoms and IT. Clients can be technical and non-technical staff from non-retail organisations, such as manufacturers, service providers, local authorities and education providers. The emphasis of the work varies depending on the level of technical knowledge needed to sell a particular product or service.

As a Technical Solutions engineer, you are a key point of contact for clients and provide both pre- and post-sales advice.

You will liaise regularly with other members of the sales team and colleagues in a number of areas such as training, development, solution design and implementation. Continue reading

Your moment to shine – Discover Graduate Programme 2013

We’re looking for commercially minded graduates for our “Business to Business” focused company, if the below sounds like you our programme is right up your street.

About you

You’re smart, resilient and known as a marvel with numbers and statistics. You’re inquisitive and curious nature means you’re constantly digging beneath the surface, challenging and developing current and new ways of working. You’re savvy when interpreting the world around you which gives you the upper hand in gaining insight and you’ve already proven success in developing actions supported by analytic.

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Is the landline about to be hung-up?

Mobile phones are such a routine part of our everyday lives that it’s strange to think it’s only 40 years since the first mobile phone call.

It was back on April 3 1973 that Motorola employee Martin Cooper made a call in New York on a Motorola DynaTAC. The handset was nine inches tall, had a talk-time of 35 minutes, and took 10 hours to recharge.

Fast forward four decades and there are over 81 million mobile subscriptions in the UK – that’s actually more mobiles than people. More than 90% of us have a mobile phone.

Fixed line telephony is now decreasing, and in many cases, the only reason to have a phone line is for internet access. Continue reading

3 Months Free now extended until 30 June 2013

Unified World Communications and Vodafone have got together to help you take the stress out of the start of the tax year – 3 months free line rental for new connections on Vodafone Business Sharer. This will be paid to you in Month 4 of your contract

The free line rental includes both variants of the Sharer Plan, including One Net Express. The One Net Express solution is ideal for companies that employ less than 10. Your business calls intelligently find you whether you’re in the office or on the move.

  • One Net Express combines your landline and mobile calls so they go straight through to your mobile.
  • It’s packed with features to help you control your calls, for example a single sales number that calls the whole team – so whoever’s free can answer.
  • There’s no installation, so getting started is really easy. Either port your existing landline and mobile numbers over to Unified World or we can give you new ones, the choice is yours. We’ll simply need to take a few details over the phone.
Call us on 0843 216 2323 or email info@unifiedworld.co.uk.

Terms & Conditions

Promotion only available to new or porting Sharers onto the Vodafone Business Sharer Plan Promotion excludes network migrations, renewals and tariff migrations to One Net Express Promotion also applicable to new sharers on existing accounts Parents are excluded. Sharers must be connected before 30th June 2013to qualify for the discount. Customers will be credited back in Month 4 for the free line rental. Credit will remain on the customer’s account and cannot be redeemed. A cash refund is not available and the credit must be offset against future billing.

Nokia Lumia 520 – Low priced but not exactly low spec

Windows Phone 8 has definitely made an impact. It’s not for everybody, but it’s a great mobile phone OS and the Nokia/Microsoft is looking fruitful.

It’s also very easy to use – and that’s why we think the 4-inch Nokia Lumia 520 could do rather well, as a low budget handset for those who don’t want an over-complicated or over-equipped smartphone. Continue reading

Ofcom announces winners of the 4G mobile auction

Ofcom has  nnounced the winners of the 4G mobile spectrum auction.

After over 50 rounds of bidding, Vodafone UK along with Everything Everywhere Ltd, Hutchison 3G UK Ltd, Niche Spectrum Ventures Ltd (a subsidiary of BT Group plc), Telefonica UK Ltd have all won spectrum. This is suitable for rolling out new superfast mobile broadband services to consumers and to tiny and massive businesses across the UK. Continue reading

Vertu Ti – Nothing will ever feel the same

The Vertu Ti is the first truly new phone model Vertu has to present after the company split from Nokia. It’s also their first Android smartphone.

Making sure the specs are as up-to-date as possible, they have not cut anything down. There’s a dual-core 1.7Ghz CPU, 1GB RAM and 64GB of in-built storage. It’s got an 8MP camera capable of recording 1080p video plus a 1.3MP front camera. Software-wise, it makes use of Android 4.0 ICS with a custom UI.

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Top Sellers

  1. Blackberry Curve 9320
    A capable messaging-oriented smartphone.
  2. Samsung Galaxy S III
    All the latest technology under one roof
  3. Samsung E1200
    A practical handset built for the essentials
  4. Nokia 100
    Made for life – it’s small, light, durable
  5. Samsung Galaxy S III Mini
    Not what you’d expect to get – not at this price.

Introducing the Re-Invented Blackberry Z10

Research in Motion has been in the news a lot in the last 12 months but that was then and RIM has been renamed to just BLACKBERRY, and has finally learnt its lesson — the world of smartphones is now touch-based and sport intuitive user interfaces.

Blackberry has lost ground to the new kids on the block of Apple and Android. However, the company famous for its BBM Messenger service seeks to go head on with the competition with its newly launched operating system, the BlackBerry 10 (BB10).

The BlackBerry Z10 is the first BB10 phone to hit the market; and is a smartphone which BlackBerry users are raring to get a crack at.  Continue reading