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3G available 75% of the time, study claims

Access to 3G is only available three-quarters of the time in connected areas of Britain, a BBC survey claims. A total of 44,600 volunteers gave data to test the reliability of the service and an interactive map has been created allowing localised 3G strengths across the UK to be viewed online. [ read more... ]

Google answers neutrality claims

An article which alleges that Google is seeking to fast-track its internet traffic has led the company to respond. The report, in the Wall Street Journal, alleged that the search engine giant was in talks with internet service providers (ISPs) about the possibility of seeing its traffic prioritised. [ read more... ]

BT claims low price rise 'threatens fibre roll-out'

The planned deployment of BT's fibre network may be threatened by the small rise in prices that it can charge its competitors, the firm has warned. BT's Openreach division charges rival telecoms firms to use its wholesale services and its prices were the subject of recent proposals by industry watchdog Ofcom. [ read more... ]

Mobile to reach 100Mbps before fixed-line, claims GSMA

Mobile broadband will be reaching speeds of 100Mbps before fixed-line, according to the GSM Association (GSMA). The trade association, which represents over 750 GSM mobile phone operators world wide, believes that Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology will be responsible. [ read more... ]

Bill Gates claims tech 'will transform workplace'

Innovations in communications and computing systems will see the way we work continue to undergo transformation in the next few years, according to outgoing Microsoft chairman Bill Gates. [ read more... ]

VoIP claims fifth of French fixed line market

A total of 22 per cent of fixed phone lines in France were used for VoIP calls in the second quarter of the year, official figures suggest. According to the French telecoms regulator Arcep, this resulted in nearly a third of all calls being conducted over VoIP - a rise of 13. [ read more... ]