Category: Broadband

The United Nations has published a report which suggests that broadband should be considered a utility along with water and food.

An on demand catch up service is on its way from Channel 4.

In a survey of US net shoppers tolerance to slow websites is pretty low.

Sales of Home Highway stopped some ago, but notice has been given of the withdrawal of Home Highway and Business Highway from the BT network.

Among the news coming out from BT today is the news that BT are to go ahead with using a cabinet based broadband service.

Wireless broadband is on its way to the Heathrow Express courtesy of T-Mobile.

Many people simply forget about their broadband bills especially when paid by direct debit, but it is worth checking what you pay against current pricing at an ISP.

Hidden away on the BT Group website is a small table giving some idea of what percentage of lines they expect to achieve certain speeds under ADSL.

Perhaps it is a sign of the amount of interest in broadband in the UK, but figures released on broadband growth appear to be more detailed than before.

GNER has completed the roll-out of a Wi-Fi service to its fleet of trains.