Broadband & Technology
IT bloke publishes comprehensive maps of CALL CENTRE menu HELL
Seven year mission in the touch-tone catacombs Most people can't bear to use automated call centre phone lines for even a few minutes. But one
Half of youngsters would swap PRIVACY for... cheaper insurance
Only old fogies care who knows where they were last summer More than half of UK youngsters think being tracked is a small price to ...
BlackBerry Messenger unleashed: Look out Twitter and Facebook
Ignorant tech pundits just aren't down with the kids Analysis BlackBerry announced this week that its flagship messenger service, BBM, will no longer be tied ...
Mobile tech destroys the case for the HS2 £multi-beellion train set
And robot cars will mean no need for new roads, too Comment Finally people seem to be waking up to the dog's breakfast which is ...
Biz email slinger Mimecast tumbles over
'Makes me look a tool for recommending them' sniffs bloke Mimecast, which touts webmail for businesses, has toppled over in Blighty, leaving its customers unable ...
'Momentous year' for TalkTalk as it surges from 3rd place to, er, 4th
This is 'fundamentally better', insists Harding TalkTalk has reported a slight fall in revenue and pre-tax profit for the full financial year.… ...
Telly apocalypse foretold for 4G arrival fails to hit London: Brighton next
Good frequency fences make good neighbours, seemingly Freeview-watching Londoners are safe from 4G interference, with trials failing to elicit even a single complaint - thanks ...
TUANZ: don't risk mobile competition
New Zealand plots spectrum future New Zealand has kicked off the consultation period for its planned 700 MHz spectrum auction, to take place in 2014.… ...
Australia downloads a limping 13 Mbps, says Ookla
Looking under the data, it's not so simple There are, it seems, 44 countries in the world with better broadband download speeds than Australia, according ...
Murdoch hate sparks mass bitchin', rapid evacuation from O2, BE
1 in 3 polled punters will quit ISP gobbled by Sky Boycotting Rupert Murdoch-owned stuff - such as the media baron's newspapers - is nothing ...