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Young Europeans taking up VoIP, survey shows

More than a third of Europeans aged 16-24 made VoIP calls this year, new statistics have revealed. Eurostat's figures for the 27 members of the European Union (EU) showed the proportion declined higher up the age scale, with just over a quarter of 25-54-year-olds and one-fifth of 55-74-year-olds making voice or video calls via broadband. [ read more... ]

Over 65s catching on to broadband, says survey

'Silver surfers' are driving broadband adoption in the UK, Ofcom statistics have revealed, which could mean more over-65s are using VoIP. High-speed internet take-up increased by three per cent in 2009 overall, but the figure was much higher for those of pensionable age, the report showed. [ read more... ]

Survey names UK's "broadband blackspots"

A new poll has highlighted the UK's "broadband blackspots". The survey, which was conducted by comparison site Top10. [ read more... ]

Survey: 44% of UK businesses boosting operations with mobile broadband

Mobilebroadband technology has benefitted 44 per cent of UK businesses in recent months, according to new research from major internet service provider O2. According to the company, 65 per cent of small businesses also believe investment in technology has resulted in greater success, while 16 per cent of all businesses surveyed plan to increase their technology investment in 2010. [ read more... ]

Survey: Mobile broadband one of decade's biggest innovations

The development of mobilebroadband is one of the biggest innovations to have taken place this decade, second only to devices with global positioning systems, a new survey suggests. [ read more... ]

Survey: UK ranks better for broadband penetration than for high-speed services

The UK is performing better in terms of broadband penetration than it is in relation to the level of investment being made in next-generation infrastructure, new figures suggest. [ read more... ]