Category: Broadband

With the marketing of up to 8Mbps services it is not always clear whether you are getting the speeds you should be.

After years of waiting residents on a Bolton estate are set to get a copper overlay to bypass the T-PON network in the area.

The UK is buying broadband left right and centre - but technically we appear to be lagging behind other leading European countries by at least a year or two.

When was the last time you remember someone extolling their provider for excellent customer service?

Wales has seen a growth in broadband uptake from 39% in 2005, to 43% now.

Its hard to tell who is right and wrong, is xDSL in the approaching a breaking point? Or are people expecting too much for too little money?

Point-Topic has projected that we may have over 18 million broadband connections in the UK by 2008.

Hands up who would pay £5 per hour for Wi-Fi access, when already paying £40 or more to stay in a hotel room?

2006 has seen the UK enter into the arena of countries offering full rate adaptive ADSL and ADSL2+, with perhaps faster variants on the way. This means impulse noise has become more of an issue.

The rivalry between BSkyB and BT is not likely to diminish but collide as the companies move into each others business areas.