Category: thinkbroadband

The UK first talked about a 2 Mega bit per second Universal Service Commitment back in 2009, we want to find out what peoples opinions are.

We carried out a poll looking into how big a gap users had between services when migrating their broadband, and we have launched a new guide to help people switch providers smoothly.

New rules on advertising broadband speeds and unlimited packages come into effect today 1st April 2012.

We are running a poll to see how long the gap in service is between providers when people migrate. Please visit thinkbroadband.com and vote in the poll.

This year has been many changes within the broadband industry. We examine these whilst looking forward to what 2012 might hold for us.

Our 2010 Customer Service Awards Winners have been announced. BE, O2 and PlusNet lead the large ISP category whilst AAISP, Zen Internet and IDNet maintain their positions at the top of the niche ISP group.

There have been many announcements this year about super-fast broadband and the government have put in place plans for how this will evolve.

Service provider BE has officially launched its BE Wholesale service targetting ISPs looking to build retail services which require more control than currently available on other competing platforms.

We are in the process of updating our ISP database and would like to hear from any broadband service providers who use technology other than mainstream DSL, cable or mobile to connect fixed premises to broadband.

thinkbroadband launch a Mobile Speed test for Android mobile phones. The app allows you to run a speed test on a mobile connection or using a wireless network.