Category: Broadband
Move to drag school reports into 21st century
Who still has their old school reports stashed away somewhere? Well that is about to become old fashioned as the reports are to be made available online.
BT Vision video on demand for Xbox 360
Microsoft and BT have entered into a partnership to bring video on demand content to the Xbox 360.
Cannot get broadband in Scotland, be sure to register
For those living in Scotland the deadline to register the fact they want broadband but are unable to get it is rapidly approaching.
Year in Review: 2007
As we approach the end of the year it is traditional to look back at how the broadband world has evolved in the last twelve months and what we should expect from the next year ahead.
Poll Results: Informing users about bandwidth limits
74% of our users feel the the best way to inform users about nearing their inclusive bandwidth limits is by e-mail, whilst others raised some interesting points that we hadn't covered.
WiMAX launches in Milton Keynes
Tuesday saw the launch of ConnectMK, a council formed company providing Wireless broadband services using WiMAX to residents and business in Milton Keynes
Enta opens 21CN trial to channel partners
Entanet has opened the BT 21CN trials up to its channel partners to allow them to trial its managed version of BT Wholesale Broadband Connect (WBC) and get first hand experience of the new ADSL2+ services available over 21CN.
O2 to enter television market with IPTV service
O2 is looking at entering the TV market just months after bringing its brand into the broadband arena. Orange is also pushing its IPTV launch date back into 2008.
Arriva bring free Wi-Fi to Glasgow airport Shuttle
Arriva Scotland West have added Wi-Fi to their Glasgow airport shuttle service allowing free access to the Internet on the journey.
Poll: Usage allowances and user awareness
A Canadian broadband service provider has started informing users when they exceed their inclusive broadband usage allowance by injecting messages into web pages. How do you think ISPs should tell their users when they exceed the inclusive usage allowance?