Fibre to the Remote Node trialled in London
A new type of fibre broadband is being trialled by BT in London in an effort to raise the UK capital’s status to a super tech city.
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Dial the Code… The closure of “local dialling” in Brighton (01273) from the 1st of October.
Ofcom has announced that from October 1st people in the Brighton dialling code area (01273) will need to dial the area code as well as the number they are calling in order to be connected to a number in the same area.
Vodafone & Chromecast
Vodafone UK is the first UK network to sell Google’s Chromecast media-streaming device with a great offer that the Smartphone in the heart of the home.
Vodafone tackles Rural “Not Spots”
Vodafone is launching a national campaign to tackle rural areas of poor signal known as “not spots” in a bid to provide long awaited network services to up to one million people.
Government funding is available for installation or upgrade fees for businesses to gain super fast broadband lines and join the SuperConnected Cities scheme
Allowing businesses to upgrade their internet connectivity, for example you could; upgrade your ADSL line to Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) and benefit from 80mbps download speeds and 20mbps upload speeds, or upgrade from FTTC you could install a company dedicated internet lease line with up to 1 gigabit download speeds.
If you work in the hospitality sector, your connectivity could be costing you customers.
Small and medium sized hotels are at risk of losing repeat bookings and being less appealing to business users if they underestimate the importance of a good WiFi internet connection according to a study by Netgear.