Category: Internet Service Providers

It is that time of the month where we share the speeds we have seen from those speed testing between 8pm and 10pm each evening.

Vodafone may just have started the ultrafast broadband price wars with its 100 Mbps symmetric at £23/m for existing Vodafone mobile customers.

The results are in and the figures have been tallied up and that means we can share the results from all the ratings that registered users and speed test users submitted for their broadband providers.

The question over what Sky is going to do with its broadband services has reached an end-point, they are going to start selling the GEA-FTTP and G.fast services that Openreach are delivering.

For those who don't care about texts and call minutes BT Mobile has launched a range of data only SIMs to compete with other providers, with the largest being the 30GB deal for £22/m and smallest 3GB for £10/m.

The TalkTalk Faster Fibre service which is their entry level VDSL2/FTTC service has just had its average speed bumped from 35 to 36 Mbps.

Full fibre is hardly up and running in the United Kingdom with standard consumer services available to just over 4% of premises but CityFibre is already starting the rush towards 10 Gbps and maybe even 100 Gbps.

CityFibre has some bold claims extrapolated from a survey, that eight of the ten holiday destinations abroad provide better broadband on the beach than in their homes in the UK.

The offer for the G.fast or full fibre based service from BT Consumer has improved from the usual £54.99/m to £49.99/m, plus you still get to claim a £120 reward.

TalkTalk has dropped its prices for new customers in a move to tempt more people to switch to the service, with the VDSL2 service now at £22.50/m or £25/m depending on which speed you order and these prices are fixed for the 18 month minimum term.