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FeaturesWhat is Google Project Fi: New European partnership with Three explained
Google has partnered with Three to expand its Project Fi service into Europe, but does that mean Europeans can actually use it? What is Project…
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FeaturesWhat is Wireless Extreme gigabit internet and why is it going to change the world?
For years we’ve had smartphones and laptops that are so fast no internet connection could keep up – until now. We’re about to enter the…
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NewsVodafone chalks up 7m 4G customers, Connect broadband crawls, TV’s coming when it’s done
Over 7 million Brits have signed up for Vodafone’s 4G services which are now available to 91 per cent of the population. According to the…
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NewsVirgin Media adds first year discount to broadband and phone Big Bundles
Virgin Media has sliced £1 off of its broadband, phone and TV bundles. Customers signing up for the SuperFibre 50Mbps service and the up to…
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NewsWeekly roundup: Dual SIM iPhones, broadband speed truths and the Tesla Model 3
Our weekly roundup of the top news stories in the world of tech for the week beginning March 28th, 2016. The Krimston TWO makes the…
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NewsYou shouldn’t be reading this
If you’re reading this, it’s Christmas Day and hopefully you’ll be spending with your partner, family and/or friends, if you’re lucky. If that’s the case…
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NewsNanny state porn filter to be auto-flicked on for new Sky broadband punters
Sky’s Broadband Shield adult content filter will be turned on by default for all new broadband customers next year. Broadband Shield lets customers block and…
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NewsFree Sky broadband for a year bundled with Sky Movies
Sky has launched a bundle deal that sees you getting 12 months of Sky Broadband Unlimited for free when they take Sky Movies. This offer…
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NewsVirgin Media cranks top download speeds up to a ‘vivid’ 200Mbps
Cable ISP Virgin Media is boosting the download speeds of its superfast broadband services up to 70Mbps, 150Mbps and 200Mbps. From October 1 onwards, customers…
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NewsTalkTalk calls out rivals for not offering unlimited broadband as standard
TalkTalk is calling out rival ISPs for not offering uncapped broadband services as standard, which can lead to punters being stung by out of bundle…
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NewsBT bundles Premier League football in with student broadband deals
BT has unwrapped a trio of broadband deals just in time for second year student scouting around for shared homes. The three new nine month…
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NewsEE reaches 90 per cent 4G population coverage, broadband growth crawls
EE has rolled out 4G services to 90 per cent of the British population, with 70 per cent of folks now able to get up…
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NewsJust how many people use Sky broadband’s porn filter?
Sky reveals that the great majority of its broadband customers continue to use its Broadband Shield content filter and parental controls system. Introduced to new…
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NewsWoman’s response to Facebook’s ‘real names’ policy backfires horribly
Facebook user Jemma Rogers changed her name by deed poll to Jemmaroid Von Laalaa in a bid to keep her old online handle – even…
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NewsDVD has had its day: streaming devices rule supreme
According to market intel firm Parks Associates, 64 per cent of households in the UK with a broadband connection have at least one internet-connected entertainment…
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NewsIrish surfers pay twice as much for broadband
Bad news, Irish buddies. A new study has shown that consumers in Ireland pay almost double the EU average for their broadband service. The European…
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NewsStuck with slow broadband? New Ofcom rules might not help
Ofcom’s new rules to let punters walk away from sub-par broadband connections might not be quite as helpful as they first appeared. Ofcom recently flexed…
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NewsCrappy broadband speeds? New Ofcom rules let you leave your ISP early
Telecoms regulator Ofcom has issued new guidelines aimed at helping users bin their broadband provider if it’s not delivering a decent speed. In her first…
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