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Puls can also make voice calls and send texts, with its own SIM card and partnerships with AT&T in the US and O2 in the UK – although owners will be able to use "mirrored" SIM cards with the same account as their smartphone, rather than having to sign up to an extra mobile tariff.

Goswami concludes that AYCE plans are a limited but important part of a mobile tariff mix designed to acquire and retain certain categories of mobile subscribers and will never be rolled out to the majority of consumers, scotching the suggestion that they'll be a substitute for fixed-line broadband.

Costs of accessing via phone will vary depending on your mobile tariff.

Another bit of news to add to the 'tech is now mainstream' pile: U.K. carrier Vodafone has launched a mobile tariff aimed at perpetual early adopters — which enables gadget lovers to own the latest high-end smartphone without actually owning it at all.

That said, if INQ's owner – Li Ka-shisg – is able to broker a deal to bundle a Spotify subscription with a dedicated handset and low-cost monthly mobile tariff, say on 3 (who've dipped their toe in these waters), then that could help the music streaming service become the "feels like free" mobile music offering that's needed if its to go mainstream.

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Telefónica is taking an equity stake in Napster's parent company Rhapsody International, with the aim of bundling Napster into the mobile tariffs of its operators in Europe and Latin America.

"The deal might not necessarily be good news for consumers," said Mann. "Evidence in other European markets shows that mobile tariffs tend to rise following in-market consolidation.

Spotify's partnership with Vodafone to bundle subscriptions into its 4G mobile tariffs, as well as a 50% discount for students, were both factors in the company's subscriptions growth in the UK last year.

Most people in India use pre-paid connections and switch between operators to make use of the cheapest mobile tariffs.

It could see a return to the bad, old day of complicated mobile tariffs although the mobile firms stress that the charges will be kept simple for the end user.