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BT makes even faster broadband at no extra cost to consumers
BT has revealed one of its signature broadband products - BT Infinity - is to run even faster than previously and at no additional cost to users. From today (April 12th), anybody signing up to BT Infinity 2 will be able to enjoy rates of up to 76 Mbps, exactly twice the speed existing customers are accustomed to. [ read more... ]Consumers 'dropping landlines in favour of VoIP solutions'
One in four of MyNetFone subscribers have got rid of their landline altogether and switched to VoIP solutions, a new survey has found. ITWire reports that the company surveyed its customers and found one-quarter had already disconnected their landline, with a 31 per cent stating that they were prepared to do so if they could get a non-landline dependent broadband service. [ read more... ]Half of consumers 'have not seen broadband speed improvements'
Nearly half of people in the UK have not seen their broadband speeds improve over the last three years, according to a new survey. Research by ISPreview found that 47. [ read more... ]Consumers 'feel misled over broadband speeds'
The difference between advertised broadband speeds and those actually achieved by homes and businesses is growing and many people feel cheated by internet service providers (ISPs). Richard Patterson, director of Broadband Expert, said the fact that there is a gap between what ISPs claim they can deliver and what they actually do is one thing but to see this getting bigger is a cause for concern. [ read more... ]VoIP and IM 'of interest to consumers'
VoIP solutions and instant messaging (IM) services are of apparent interest to mobile operators, with a growing number introducing application-aware charging models. [ read more... ]Consumers 'frustrated with mobile web experiences'
Users of mobile VoIP solutions are demanding more from their mobile web browsing experience, yet many organisations are failing to meet their expectations. That is according to a report from Compuware Corporation, which revealed that 56 per cent of people in the UK expect a web page to load as quickly, or faster than it would were they using their PC and broadband connection at home. [ read more... ]
