14Feb2011
Poor Internet Service Provider? Need The Best Broadband Deals?
Are you currently dedicated to a broadband provider that isn’t offering you the most beneficial deal available on the market? Many people remain with broadband services that don’t present value for money - why's this? There are a variety of explanations why consumers don’t switch service provider with the main reason being apathy, and perhaps, concern with change. Nonetheless, people are
Read More06Jan2011
Teaming Up of Broadband Providers Increase More Choices Across More Locations
Marketing communications corporation Everything Everywhere has revealed the starting up of six dual-branded Orange and T-Mobile stores as part of a landmark trial. The store locations will be in Tooting, Palmers Green, Hertford, Bridgend, Weston-Super-Mare as well as Dorchester. The test takes the form of a concession-within-store structure, thus for the three Best Broadband T-Mobile shops,
Read More16Jun2010
Broadband Comparison: Where is Europe's Best Broadband Location?
The 2010 Broadband Customer Satisfaction Report highlighted some interesting thoughts about the UK's internet access options. The study, which surveyed over seven-thousand broadband users from across the UK, found that broadband bills had reduced by just over four percent from last year, while average connection speeds had increased by approximately 33 percent. It also looked at the UK's
Read More09Jun2010
American Mobile Broadband Networks Say Goodbye to Unlimited Download Plans
June could soon become an unsavoury month for American mobile broadband users. Aiming to curb excessive data usage and encourage users to browse the internet 'fairly,' United States mobile phone carrier AT&T has ended their unlimited data broadband plans, cutting down on the activities of thousands of smartphone users and limiting the capabilities of today's most able mobile phones. Wireless
Read More07Jun2010
Can Mobile Broadband Ever Become the At-Home Standard?
Broadband was once a luxury, a connection that only the seriously geeky could justify purchasing. Today, it's set to become just the opposite. With home broadband connections ubiquitous and broadband deals priced competitively, what was once the height of technology has become the standard. After growing to a 95% broadband penetration rate throughout the late 2000s, the UK's Office for
Read More20May2010
Wi-Fi technology
Wi-Fi is basically a truncated form of wireless fidelity, something that is very much in use in the present day for a number of works like connecting to the internet, and the World Wide Web. The name Wi-Fi comes from the Wi-Fi alliance that was formed mainly for the purpose of branding certain products. It is thus a mark of certification of a particular product or products but in the present day
Read More20Apr2010
The World's Fastest Broadband Connections
East Asian broadband connections are the world's fastest, recent statistics from Akamai Technologies show. Leading the world's top 10 broadband connections is South Korea, where the average nationwide connection speed hovers above 11 megabits per second. However, many South Koreans claim that recent years have seen a decrease in home broadband speeds. If you compare broadband speeds from 2008
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