Category: Internet Service Providers

The change in minimum term from 12 months to 1 month by Openreach on the GEA-FTTC range does not kick in until October but SSE has jumped the gun.

A few headlines around that EE Home Broadband has vanished for people but no massive dip in the of EE users we are seeing.

The critical mass at which a massive roll-out of full fibre (FTTP) to millions of homes is rapidly approaching.

Gigabit city status is a medallion worn proudly and now after extensive upgrade work by CityFibre some 3,000 businesses in Nottingham and 2,000 in Leicester have potential access to full fibre broadband.

Sky is appears has tweaked its broadband speed guarantee on its fastest up to 76 Mbps (average 57 Mbps) download speed product and introduced a 52 Mbps service as a fall back option.

A ack of sunscreen may have led to Sky embarking on a summer sale or it might just be the wave of offers from other providers - you decide.

With the wave of offers on fibre (VDSL2/FTTC) currently if you have the option now looks like a good time to upgrade from ADSL2+, as TalkTalk are the latest to reduce pricing to £25 per month.

Summer madness has struck with a wave of sales across a number of providers, though generally the savings fit into the normal range of variations from month to month.

EE has a sale on its fixed line broadband services that ends on Monday 21st August.

The Vodafone Home Broadband options have generally been priced at the lower end but have generally not had the most enticing offers and now a range of gift options with a maximum RRP of £199 for those joining their ADSL2+ and VDSL2 services.