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We no longer send a billion text messages, but we make more calls
SMS is not disappearing: it plays a key role in service providers' communication with customers and in verifying online access rights.
We no longer send a billion text messages, but we make more calls
SMS is not disappearing: it plays a key role in service providers' communication with customers and in verifying online access rights.
Satellite navigation systems: they are not only important because of GPS
When we think of navigation, we primarily think of route planning, even though satellite navigation systems help the everyday lives of people in other ways too.
Sustainability is less important when buying mobile devices
Only one fifth of Hungarian users take serviceability into account when buying a mobile phone, according to a survey by the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH).
NMHH’s device replacement programme launched: how to apply and why?
A quarter of a million of 3G- and 2G-enabled used mobile phones can be replaced with at least 4G-enabled new devices suitable for mobile internet use.
Change your old mobiles to newer models at almost 700 places with funding from NMHH
Outdated 3G-enabled mobile devices will be replaceable to modern, at least 4G-enabled phones at almost 700 dealerships of almost fifty dealers all around Hungary.
Why is the life of mobile phones so short?
According to research by the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) 53% of second-hand mobile phones are no more than two years old, and 85% are no more than five years old.
Change your phone or internet service provider easily and for free
The consumer information subpage of the NMHH at nmhh.hu/hirkozlesiszabalyok summarises the most important changes to the Hungarian electronic communications rules.
Dealer registration for NMHH’s mobile device replacement programme opened
The registration opened for dealer companies who intend to take part in the mobile device replacement funding programme initiated by the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH).
What keeps the landline telephone alive?
Half of the population still uses a landline telephone, although two-thirds say a mobile phone is a perfect replacement.