Vodaphone will be the first phone company to offer unlimited mobile broadband access in the UK. Since launching the internet on mobiles, the market has witnessed a huge amount of growth in services. It seems that having instant availability on the move to email, messaging and the use of social networking tools, such as Facebook and Myspace, is now imperative to consumers. Pay monthly customers with now automatically receive internet access instead of having to buy an additional bundle for £7.50.

Director for Vodafone UK Ian Shepherd explained:

‘With our new price plans, Vodafone customers have the confidence to browse for as long as they need with no extra costs when checking their email, visiting their favourite social sites or making a final bid on eBay.’

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Great news for Vodaphone customers across the globe, as the company has now tied down a deal with Apple to be their sole network provider in 10 countries.

After losing out to O2 in the UK and Germany, the new worldwide partnership ensures Apple iPhone networking privileges for Vodaphone in Australia, the Czech Republic, Egypt, Greece, Italy, India, Portugal, New Zealand, South Africa and Turkey.

The phone itself combines perfectly as an MP3 player, telephone and wireless internet connection, giving people on the move the multimedia platform of their dreams. The model to be launched globally is likely to be the latest ‘second-generation’ version that supports the faster 3G networks, which has just been released in the United States.

Vodaphone chief executive Russell Hewitt said

“The iPhone has already proved to be extremely popular and Vodafone is confident that today’s announcement will be well received around the world by people who are keen to get their hands on the new iPhone.”

Enjoy more music, games, and online freedom with PlusNet’s latest internet upgrades.

PlusNet now offer 4 expansive broadband packages, each tailored to fit the everyday requirements of consumers at either end of the usage spectrum. Option 1 is for people who use the internet for basic needs, so for only £9.99 a month you can surf the web at your leisure with a download limit of 8MB. Option 2 now allows 15GB of downloads per month for £14.99 instead of 8GB, whilst Option 3 offers 30GB of downloads for £19.99, instead of the usual 20GB.

Also available at £19.99 a month is the superfast PlusNet Pro, an excellent option for serious online gamers who need their signal to be priority traffic at the quickest rates. All of these packages come with a line speed of up to 8MB, plus a free router, anti spam and firewall all fitted as standard. Along with these amazing deals, PlusNet also allows unlimited downloads between midnight and 8am, great news for all you night owls out there!

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Award-winning ISP Eclipse Internet have announced an introductory pricing offer for their home broadband and server hosting packages.  This special offer will  help to counter the effects of new tax regulations on businesses and households alike, with prices for its business broadband, home broadband and managed server hosting packages heavily reduced for the first three months of a 12 month contract.

Eclipse, which was named Best Business ISP at last month’s Internet Service Provider Association (ISPA) Awards, has cut the cost of its broadband access services by up to 50 per cent for new customers who sign up before 6 May 2008.

Businesses can sign up to Eclipse’s Business Broadband Option 1 service for just £14.99 for the first three months (reverting to £19.99 per month thereafter), while the monthly charges for its Business Broadband Option 2 and Option 3 services have been halved to £19.99 per month and £24.99 per month respectively.

The prices of Eclipse’s most popular managed hosting services have also been halved. For the first three months of a 12 month contract, new customers can pay just £72.50 per month for Eclipse’s Managed Server Hosting Option 2 package (usually £145 per month) or £130 per month for its Option 3 package (usually £260 per month). Windows and Linux platforms are available with both packages.

Finally, consumers looking for great broadband deals are also set to benefit from the special offer, with Eclipse’s Home Broadband Option 1 and Option 2 packages available at £9.95 and £13.95 per month respectively for the first three months of a 12 month contract, down from £14.99 and £18.99.

Mark Thomas, Head of Sales and Marketing for Eclipse, said: “Our internet access products are renowned for providing users with fast, reliable broadband, while our managed server hosting packages offer businesses the peace of mind that comes with a 100 per cent service level guarantee.

“With the value for money that our current special offers represent, there’s never been a better time to switch to Eclipse.”

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Virgin Media cable broadband have finally caught up with their competitors by offering FREE Wireless routers on their L and XL packages with an upgrade available on M at £40 for the router. This is good news for prospective customer and brings the Virgin Media Broadband provision into line with fellow top broadband provider like BT Broadband and Be Broadband.

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Tiscali Broadband, currently the UK’s 4th biggest ISP with over two million subscribers, have announced they fully expect to sell their UK Broadband operation within two years. Having just reported their first net profit in ten years, Tiscali Broadband is currently not for sale, though they are sitting nice and ripe for a takeover. This is partly due to their current market leading TV, internet and phone bundle which cost only £19.99 a month. The last few years has seen most medium sized ISP’s such as Bulldog and Plusnet absorbed by the big boys, and chief executive Tommaso Pompei is not intending to fight the trend.

“We do expect to be part of this process. We’ll be 100% focused on our own results this year, but are preparing to react should the consolidation take place”

This comes at a time when the market is being dominated by four aggressive main players, who all have the ability to offer not just internet access, but also satellite and cable TV, landlines and mobile phones, all for one package price. BT Total Broadband and Virgin Media share over 7 million customers between them, but hot on their heel are Sky and Carphone Warehouse, who have appeared from nowhere and share nearly 4 million users, having only offered internet access in the last two years.

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New developments in internet cabling look to be getting started in September, with the UK’s sewers providing the gateway to the world wide web. The Merseyside based company H20 Network’s ethos ‘using the Past to Connect the Future’ came up with their system F.O.C.U.S (Fibre Optical Cable Underground Sewer) in 2003, and have been in discussion with councils in Northampton, Bournemouth and Dundee to see which one of the towns will be first to receive the 100mbs service. This is super fast when compared to current fastest broadband providers Be Broadband who offer 24 meg, and O2 broadband who offer 20 meg. This is particularly exciting news for Venturian Media as our Northampton service currently runs at around 4 meg, meaning will the new H20 service we would be running at 25 times our standard rate!

This environmentally friendly cabling service can be installed 80 per cent faster than traditional wiring methods. This will save the Government over £1billion a year in roadworks, plus another £4billion will be saved by cutting down traffic disruptions. Another thing that won’t be disrupted is customers connections, where 2km of cable would usually take 12 months to be laid under roads, H20 can provide the same system in 4 hours.

Managing director Elfed Thomas came up with the idea of using sewer ducts for fibre optic cables some years ago.

“We have big infrastructure problems in the UK yet we have all this piping, so I thought why can’t we use the sewers? The alternative way of laying fibre involves digging up the roads. This can be extremely disruptive, expensive and slow, with it costing between £150 and £200 per metre to dig up a road. There is also the added advantage of the new cable lying 5metres below the ground, compared with 450mm for conventional cables. The H20 system eliminates the additional connection fee telecom companies charge when adding extra bandwidth. With our cable having no restriction on bandwidth, the customer is firmly in control and has the ability to upgrade at any time without the additional cost.”

With over 360,000 miles of sewerage pipes in the UK alone, this system can cut costs nationwide. It also opens up the possibility of more fibre optic usage in the more remote parts of the country. Although people will be claiming we’ve been ‘laying cable’ in the sewers for centuries, this vast network of underground piping could not only help the people of Britain, but also the environment.

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With no contracts and no cancellation fees, AOL Broadband’s new non contract broadband package offers you up to 8Mps downloads from just £14.99 a month. This latest broadband offer includes a FREE wireless router worth £50, with the added security of award winning 24 hour customer support service, all for one low monthly rate with an initial set up fee of just £49.99. Non contract broadband is a great way to get started with broadband as there is no long tie in to worry about, giving you the freedom to switch broadband providers whenever you want, without having to buy yourself out of a lengthy contract.

This non contract deal offers a great alternative to the outstanding AOL Broadband Wireless Plus service, which offers 8 Meg broadband with a choice of a FREE Playstation 3 or Dell Laptop, all for just £19.99 per month over a 24 month contract. These broadband and FREE computer bundles includes no connection fee, a 40GB download, a free wireless router, plus free calls to AOL’s 24 hour support service.

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Virgin Media have announced the signing of a 5 year, £98milllion contract with BT Wholesale to handle and maintain their network switch to internet telephony (VoIP). The deal itself will include the transfer of nearly 200 members of Virgin Media staff to BT Wholesale, along with current Virgin third party suppliers.

Speaking for Virgin Media, managing director of networks, Paul Weir, said: “By utilising BT Wholesale we gain operational cost efficiencies ahead of the network’s eventual upgrade to Voice over Internet Protocol technology, whilst maintaining an excellent level of service for our customers.”

Virgin Media’s voice switching service currently handles around 20% of the UK’s landline phones.

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Tiscali have moved from third to first place in the JD Power broadband consumer research report. The JD consumer report surveyed over 1,500 broadband customers, with Tiscali ranking ahead of all of their competitors in customer care, technical support, reliability and service. With Tiscali broadband offering one of the most competitive rates on the market, it’s not hard to see why their broadband, TV, and phone bundle is fast becoming the consumers brand of choice.

For as little as £19.99 per month, Tiscali offer up to 8Mb of unlimited broadband, over 70 digital Television and radio channels, including Sky One, and free national and international (to selected countries) phone calls. Included in this monthly payment, is free phone line rental, creating a saving of nearly £126 a year compared to a BT phone line. Tiscali broadband packages come with a free wireless router, anti virus and anti spam software, rounding off your COMPLETE home package at one affordable price.

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