Hold on to your Union Jack shorts, but good ol’ Blighty has given the other major European countries a jolly good thrashing for the number of people using the Internet, as well as having some of the cheapest prices! Yes indeedy! It might be hard to believe but new figures from Ofcom, which ranks Britain…
As an O2 customer this news pleases me as I, and others of my O2 brethren, will soon be able to enjoy free Wi-Fi on the London Underground once more. Between the start of the London 2012 Olympics and the end of January, anyone with a Wi-Fi-enabled device could freely connect to the network, which... [more]
Hold on to your Union Jack shorts, but good ol’ Blighty has given the other major European countries a jolly good thrashing for the number of people using the Internet, as well as having some of the cheapest prices! Yes indeedy! It might be hard to believe but new figures from Ofcom, which ranks Britain... [more]
USB flash drives. We must have seen the limits of these handy storage dumps by now. Novel, handy and (almost) amusing designs and faster transfer speeds seems to be as far as it goes. How about Wi-Fi enabled? That’s exactly where King Jim was coming from with Paketta. Paketta is equipped with built-in Wi-Fi B,... [more]
If you’ve got used to venting your commuter spleen via Twitter and warning friends about tube delays whilst waiting for the tube then you’re in luck. What was supposed to be a short-term thing for non-Virgin Media is staying put for a while longer. Virgin Media orginally stated that, once the London Olympic and Paralympic... [more]
Now, when I moved from a main street in to the ‘village’ area I had to give up my fibre optic for ADSL broadband because Virgin, or any other provider for that matter, hadn’t run their cable through this part of Walthamstow, London. The Tegola project, on the other hand, has actually hooked up highspeed... [more]
Everything Everywhere has started rolling out the first 4G network in the UK. The company, which is being rebranded to EE, also plans to launch seven LTE-supporting devices in the coming weeks, one of which will be Nokia’s brand new Lumia 920. The first UK cities to get 4G will be London, Birmingham, Cardiff, and... [more]
