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Despite some significant drops in charges for using mobile broadband in the EU over the last month, consumers should still be very careful if planning to use their mobile broadband dongle abroad, warns Broadband Genie.

Despite analyst claims that mobile broadband will overtake fixed-line in the near future, Broadband Genie can reveal contract data limits for dongle buyers are static or going down, not improving and the blame can be laid firmly at the smartphone.

The latest data from leading broadband help and comparison website Broadbandgenie.co.uk shows 2009 was a strong year for O2 in online broadband sales, with BT, Virgin Media and PlusNet also making big impressions.

The UK's leading broadband experts have named mobile broadband, faster fixed-line speeds and the BBC's iPlayer as the highlights of the last decade, with the keyword for the next one being 'convergence'.

With the country in recession, tuition fee hikes and the thought of leaving university in debt a reality, leading broadband comparison website Broadband Genie has some tips that could save students hundreds of pounds per year in broadband bills.

While there is much talk about the fixed-line broadband market being saturated, comparison website Broadband Genie has found that almost 30 per cent of its site visitors are still first time broadband buyers.

Data hungry consumers should make the most of cheap mobile broadband while they can. However, there may be good news for more occasional users as mobile broadband providers seem set to adopt a 'pay for what you use' approach to balance the books.

Ofcom’s annual Communications Market report confirmed that the Mobile Broadband industry is blooming; Mobile Broadband sales reached unexpected highs in June. Subscriptions and one-off dongle purchases were found to have reached the 133,000 mark.

A new survey conducted by YouGov has concluded that Mobile Broadband 3G or even 4G services would be the preferred broadband service within the next 24 months. This is set to overtake landline-based options such as ADSL and cable.

Mobile Broadband connections this year rose a staggering 29 million, taking the total global figure up to 32 million.

For those interested in converting from a fixed line broadband subscription to a Mobile Broadband account