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UK consumers are achieving 22 per cent faster broadband speeds at home

Despite EC law forcing UK mobile operators to cap data roaming bills at 50 Euros (£45), holidaymakers travelling outside the EU are still in danger of running up massive charges reaching to thousands of pounds, warns Broadbandgenie.co.uk.

Despite the recession the majority of us would be willing to pay more for faster broadband speeds, according to Broadbandgenie.co.uk. The problem is many of those that want faster speeds simply can't get them.

iiNet's launch of the first mainland internet connection with the national broadband network and the benefits of super fast broadband speed for Australian residents and businesses.

Three's E367 dongle has taken the coveted Broadband Genie Dongle on the Move Award 2011. This was the third annual running of the mobile broadband industry’s toughest test and the first time Three has taken top prize.

Broadbandgenie.co.uk has joined communications regulator Ofcom in condemning the use of the word 'unlimited' when selling broadband and mobile phone tariffs that are anything but.

While all the talk right now is about 'super-fast' unlimited broadband, consumers could be tempted into expensive deals they won’t get value from, warns broadband comparison site Broadband Genie.

 Lib Dem’s Vince Cable comes top in Top10.com’s broadband league table  Cameron beats Brown for broadband speed

T-Mobile has triumphed in the most rigorous mobile broadband battle on the calendar, being named Dongle on the Move Winner in the Broadband Genie Road Trip 2010 Awards. Last year's victor, Virgin Media, took the overall runner-up award.

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.

People in Northern Ireland are the UK’s least satisfied broadband users, according to new data revealed by Top 10 Broadband, the UK’s most popular broadband comparison site.

US IT firm Cisco has just released a global study which shows the UK lagging behind its Asian and European neighbours in terms of the quality of thebroadband infrastructure.

Simplifydigital.co.uk discovers that many consumers are failing to take advantage of the falling cost of broadband.

It's clear the UK's love affair with all things internet is here to stay, but it's becoming more of a love-hate relationship. So who's to blame?

London, UK: Broadband providers will be obliged to advertise average connection speeds by 2012, according to Top 10 Broadband (www.top10-broadband.co.uk).

The Simplifydigital rankings reveal the best value broadband providers relative to the actual broadband speed they deliver.

The most common cause for broadband dissatisfaction are speed and customer service, according to research by comparison site Broadband Genie. The results show interesting differences compared to Ofcom's research into broadband speed and satisfaction.

UK mobile broadband cusomers are achieving average mobile broadband speeds of 1.46Mb according to new research.

We are a nation of ‘speed freaks’ according to broadband comparison site Top 10 Broadband. Based on over 90,000 broadband speed tests captured in March 2008, download speed seems to be the primary factor in broadband customer satisfaction.

your TV may be to blame for sluggish broadband connection

A broadband petition on the 10 Downing Street website has been enjoying support with over a thousand signatures

Future home prices could be affected by the Broadband speed, according to recent reports

There’s a huge gap between advertised broadband speeds and the actual speeds users can achieve, shows research by which.co.uk.

With Virgin Media rolling out bandwidth throttling across the UK a number of consumers may be affected by reduced upload and download speeds.

According to the results of a recent study, the average price of high speed broadband will be around ten pounds per month in four years time

Broadband households in the UK that opt for a bundle with broadband, TV, and phone, may not be getting as good a deal as they might think.

A recent report has highlighted how the UK needs to move its technology forward in order to cope with the very high speed broadband that is expected in the future