Three Mobile Broadband for sharp reductions in EU roaming prices
New mobile broadband roaming prices that EC (European Commission) has set in its Roaming III proposals are still high, according to the UK mobile broadband operator 3 (Three). more »
£180 million to tackle 4G mobile broadband interference issues
Government has announced new plans to tackle the issue of disruption to digital TV reception, when 4G mobile broadband services get launched in UK in early 2014. more »
Broadband and phone providers to be allowed to spy on users’ online activities
Government’s proposed Communications Capabilities Development Programme (CCDP) that allows broadband and phone providers to collect information about the users is likely to get a mention in the Queen’s Speech in May. more »
Brits spend 35.6 hours per month browsing the web
On average, a Brit spends 35.6 hours per month browsing the web, the latest comScore report on European Internet Usage by Country has revealed. more »
EU proposes 4G Mobile Broadband Spectrum guidelines
The Radio Spectrum Policy Programme which was recently approved by the European Parliament (EP) will enable EU member states to provide the required spectrum for 3G and next generation (4G) mobile broadband services to meet the increasing data demand boosted by smartphones and other powerful, wireless devices. more »
Virgin Media to help find solutions for rural broadband issues
Cable broadband provider Virgin Media said it would consider suggestions that help extend its service to rural areas which lack good broadband connectivity. more »
100Mb FTTH broadband trial launched in Jersey
The communications firm Jersey Telecom has launched three months superfast broadband trial that will enable hundreds of homes on the Channel Island of Jersey to access to 100Mb broadband by the end of this month, it has been reported. more »
Virgin Media cable broadband customers reach 4.103 million
Cable broadband provider Virgin Media added more than 17.500 customers during the quarterly period (Q4 2011) that ended on 31st December 2011. more »
