BT doubles download speeds for Infinity broadband
...customers, and those on non-Infinity contracts, can sign up for the
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...customers, and those on non-Infinity contracts, can sign up for the
...many people do not appear to be enjoying super-fast speeds because
The uptake of fibre-based broadband packages is increasing in the UK, contributing to a rise in the overall speed of connections, but the issue the rural-urban divide remains Read more
2 February, 2012 by Ben Woods...be migrated onto "more advanced services", according to BT - although not necessarily
...NTL and Telewest, or from a community broadband service. In some places,
Wireless-equipment makers who offer
...cannot get more than 512Kbps today and are less likely to see
...we need government and industry to think about how we roll out
...150-per-month mark, rising to £350 per month or more for
...businesses. Easynet has already used LLU in some areas to offer much
...for the 1Mbps and 2Mbps services, and many users are looking for
...it is taking part in -- will be followed by widespread availability of
...moves towards mass-market status, early adopters are turning their attention to
...to its customers within a few years, as it strives to offer
...region-by-region" basis during the same period. All prices for the
Just gimme a map to the fridge. :D
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