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create 1000mb fibre network in york ofcom to look into bt fibre wholesale prices broadband forum free to use broadband support forum mobile broadband providers allow you to get broadband wherever you are broadband speed test test your broadband connection speed with our free adsl/broadband speed test - new improved version broadband news & offers blog latest broadband offers and deals in blog form fibre broadband offers the next generation of cable broadband with speeds of 50mb+ broadband guide lots of help and advice on broadband related issues mobile broadband find the best deals on mobile broadband from the 6 uk mobile broadband providers: 3 mobile broadband o2 mobile broadband orange mobile broadband t-mobile broadband vodafone mobile broadband virgin mobile broadband compare broadband providers with our free comparison tool. it allows you to compare the broadband deals of up to 3 broadband providers at a time how fast? what speed broadband do you want to connect to the internet with? find who provides broadband at the download speed you want. 2mb | 4mb | 8mb | 24mb ( adsl2+ ) | 50mb run a broadband speed test alternatively use our find broadband deal tool to help you refines your search for what you want from a broadband provider free broadband checker find a broadband deal. enter your telephone number or post code perform check phone: postcode: top 5 broadband providers based on subscriber numbers btbroadband ( plusnet ) virgin media ( ntl:telewest ) carphone warehouse ( aol , talktalk ) tiscali orange latest broadband news august 18, 2014 wales 96% fibre coverage by spring 2016 190,000 homes in wales can now access superfast fibre optic broadband due to the superfast cymru programme which has helped to fund fibre broadband to areas not commercially covered. the welsh government have targeted there to be 96% of wales to be covered with 80mb broadband speeds by spring 2016. ken skates, the deputy minister for skills and technology, said: “ superfast cymru is one of the most ambitious programmes of its kind, bringing fast fibre broadband to areas which otherwise would not receive it. i am pleased today to be able to announce the next phase of this programme, which shows how more and more communities are set to benefit. by the time superfast cymru is completed in 2016 wales will be one of the most connected countries in the world. it is a huge undertaking with 3,000 green roadside cabinets to be installed and around 17,500kms of optical fibre cable to be laid. ” the superfast cymru programme has been funded by the welsh government, the uk government and the european union to the tune of £205 million. on top of this bt is investing a further £220 million into helping rollout fibre optic broadband to areas in wales that were not covered by its own commercial rollout. may 23, 2014 ee told they can’t make “most reliable broadband” claims mobile provider ee (everything everywhere) has been told by the asa that they can’t claim they are “britain’s most reliable broadband” in advertisements and that they must change their adverts that make this claim in them. bt had complained to the asa (advertising standards authority) over a mail sent out by ee that headlined “introducing britain’s most reliable broadband for staying connected”. in the writing it then claimed that it was the most reliable because it had less “jitter” (jitter is the rate of chance in the latency speed) and “latency” (latency is the time it takes for data packets to travel to a server and back) that its rivals. ee took their reason for claiming this from an ofcom report from may 2013 that looked into fixed line broadband performance. bt’s complaint was that ee did not get better jigger or latency figured than themselves “to any statistically significant degree”. also, bt were not happy that this only took into account fixed line broadband which was not clearly made in the advertisement and that broadband delivered by wireless routers which are extremely common were not included. ee did get one back on bt who had also complained that ee saying they had the first plug-and-play fibre broadband router was not true. however the asa ruled in favour that ee’s brightbox 2 did beat bt’s home hub 5 when it came to self-installation routers, as although the home hub 5 did have self-install technology it had not been enabled unlike the brightbox 2 where it had been. may 7, 2014 virgin media launch quad-play bundles virgin media have launched a “quad-play” bundle that combines broadband, tv, landline and sim-only mobile deal that virgin claim can save families over £300 a year versus the nearest comparable service from sky ad the next best value sim from any mobile operator. the “big bang” bundle will offer 100mb broadband together with tivo and home phone talk plan for just £30 per month, adding the mobile sim is just a further £5 on top. the “big kahuna” bundle is available for £45 per month and offers virgin media’s fastest broadband of up to 152mb broadband speeds, tivo which has over 230 tv channels and every bt sport channel and a home phone service. again, the mobile sim can be added for just £5 per month more and offers 250mb of data, unlimited texts and minutes. both of these deals are on 18 month contracts and do have line rental charges too that need to be added on which is £15.99 per month which takes the “big bang” quad play service come in at £50.99 per month and the “big kahuna” deal come in at £65.99. the chief operating officer at virgin media, dana strong, said: “ our fantastic new bundles deliver unprecedented value as standard. for the first time, households will be able to get the best broadband together with the uk’s best value mobile sim, as part of a bundle perfectly tailored to the customer’s needs. and i’m delighted our current customers have the chance to enjoy this fantastic new flexibility and unparalleled value first. “ april 16, 2014 sky & talktalk to create 1000mb fibre network in york sky & talktalk are to join up to create a fibre optic network in york that will be bring internet speeds 3 up to times faster than will be delivered by bt’s fibre optic network. the deal also involves a third company, cityfibre, who are a specialist with fibre optic projects. the deal consists of bskyb & talktalk both investing £5 million each and cityfibre claiming it’s third of the new company with a central ring of fibre optics that they have already got installed in york. the joint venture network will install full fibre to the premises (fttp) which will bring the fastest speeds to customers and will mean that the new network will aim to be able to offer broadband speeds of 1gb (or 1,000mb) which is currently over 3 times faster than is on offer from bt’s top package which offers speeds of 300mb. bt’s top speeds of 300mb are available where bt have installed fttp, however across most of the country bt have only installed fibre to the cabinet (fttc) and for the remaining way from

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