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Race to Infinity highlights the need for better broadband in Cotswolds

posted on 14 January 2011

The voting results of BT's broadband competition emphasized the need for higher quality broadband in Cotswolds, councillors of the town have claimed. Even though none of the villages or towns in the area made it to the winning positions of Race to Infinity, the amount of interest expressed by the voters in the region receiving a network upgra... [read more]

BT launches bundle for IPTV watchers

posted on 13 January 2011

BT has recently announced the launch of its newest broadband deal and this time those seeking on-demand IPTV are in luck. According to ISPreview, the telecommunications giant's broadband package features 20Mbps download speeds, unlimited UK weekend calls and a subscription to BT Vision. Additionally, the offer includes a 10GB monthly usage a... [read more]

Fewer subscribers to global broadband in the future

posted on 13 January 2011

The number of global broadband subscribers is set to slow down throught the next four years, In-Stat has predicted. The research company reported that the internet subscriptions between 2007 and 2009 grew by 25 per cent while the overall number of users in 2010 reached 763 million. Despite this positive data, however, subscriptions for 2011-... [read more]

Cambridge village reaches South Korean broadband speeds

posted on 12 January 2011

Local broadband speeds in Broughton in Cambridgeshire have reached the same levels as South Korea, the nation with fastest internet connection in the world. Vtesse Networks' branch internet provider, Vtesse Broadband, is providing this region with a non-shared fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) connection via its own telephone poles. To connect to thi... [read more]

Unusual high-speed broadband rollout for North Yorkshire Moors

posted on 12 January 2011

It's a good thing small companies also delivered high-speed broadband otherwise some communities in North Yorkshire would have a long time to wait until they received this luxury. Thanks to a new wireless broadband scheme carried out by Moorsweb and NYnet, more than 150 properties and firms in the Farndale region are going to benefit from a h... [read more]

Users may know best which deals to buy, survey reveals

posted on 11 January 2011

Internet savvy consumers know more about broadband and phone deals than staff in stores, a survey conducted in the US revealed. Thanks to useful comparison and search tools found online, customers are able to decide for themselves what package to buy, without needing expert help. According to the study, carried out annually by Motorola Solut... [read more]

Get a Blackberry Curve with a discount from Virgin Media

posted on 11 January 2011

If you are a loyal Virgin Media customer, you're in luck, as the telecommunications giant and broadband provider has decided to reward its existing clients. The ISP will allow all customers who have subscribed to its broadband bundles to get hold of a brand new BlackBerry Curve 8520 at a reduced monthly rate of £10.21. Those wishing to get t... [read more]

Mobile broadband subscriptions to reach 1 billion by end of 2011

posted on 11 January 2011

The number of mobile broadband subscribers is set to reach 1 billion by the end of this year, Ericsson said in a statement. Only in 2010 the subscriptions to this network surpassed 500 million globally, the provider revealed. With the constant improvements made on mobile broadband and the increasing popularity of smartphones and tablets, it ... [read more]

45 per cent of Britons are unhappy with their current ISP

posted on 10 January 2011

A recent study conducted among 491 broadband users has revealed that 45 per cent of them are currently unhappy with their internet service and want to change their provider. One third of the people questioned by the ISPreview have expressed their wishes to switch to a better broadband deal, with another third being undecided on the issue. Th... [read more]

Plusnet updates public on its FTTC trials

posted on 07 January 2011

UK-based broadband provider, Plusnet, which reportedly says that its "broadband won't be beat on price", has recently updated the public on the progress of its newest venture, the 'up to' 40Mbps Fibre-to-the-Cabinet ( FTTC ) internet access trials. Plusnet UK said that during the trials (400 done up until now), the average download speeds ach... [read more]

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