The words ‘Black Friday’ remind many of us of news reports from the USA, featuring swarms of frantic shoppers trampling over each other (commercialized-zombie-apocalypse-style) to grab a discounted flat screen TV. It is the world’s 2nd largest international shopping date and is famous for turning the best of us into shopping monsters! This huge shopping
We’ve all been there; the one time (okay, okay, millionth time) you really, really need to use your phone but you’ve had a data disaster. ‘NO-O-O-O-O-O!’, you cry like a scene from a dramatic movie, as your phone buzzes with that dreaded ‘you’ve used 100% of your data’ message. Dun, dun, DUN! How on Earth
Living in the UK - with all of its unique sayings, phrases and slang - can sound like a load of old gobbledigook (nonsense!) to a newbie. Fear not! We’re here to help you crack the code of a handful of commonly-used British terms and phrases so you can speak like a local in no
Halloween 2017 is just around the corner! Gone are the days of wrapping yourself in toilet paper or dressing up in black bin bags and 25p masks from your local supermarket. Your phone is now your one stop shop for all your Halloween needs with games, recipes, pranks, and… apps! Get your fangs stuck into
Friend: ‘Wait, wait, let me just take a picture of my food for insta!’ Me: ‘Hurry up, it’s getting cold…’ Stop right there. It’s time to talk about oversharing. And we don’t just mean on social media, we mean everywhere. Here are 6 things that we share but we reeeeaallly shouldn’t. Bathroom bits… hey where
Explore the vibrant celebration here Ready, set, dance! And eat! And sing! October is an eventful month, especially in a busy place like London, and one of the events we want to highlight this Black History Month is… *suspense*... you guessed it: Africa on the Square! Happening on October 14th, Africa on the Square
On October 15th 2017, thousands of people will come together to celebrate the festival of light… and of course, we can’t stay away! With celebrations lasting a total of five days (yes, that’s right! FIVE!), Diwali celebrates the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. For most, the third day of Diwali is
Picture it now, you’re stranded at the bus stop; no credit, no data, and it’s just started to rain. Most of us don’t realise how precious our phones are until we’ve run out of minutes and need to make a call. If you’re finding the following points a little too familiar, it might be time
Saving money with Lebara has never been easier. Did you know that every time you top up we give you an extra 25% of your credit amount? That goes into a piggy bank, once that piggy bank reaches £10 you can spend it on credit or bundles. This means you've got an extra £10 to