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How to Organise Your Inbox with Gmail Filters
Do you need help configuring setting up filters in Gmail? We’ve detailed the steps to follow along with a helpful how-to video below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpnhVZLMcTIStep 1 Step 1 Once signed into Gmail, Click the cog icon in the top right corner. Step 2 This will open the quick settings menu, Click the see all settings button. Step 3 In the settings menu, […]
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Primary full fibre rollout completes in Wokingham
Many businesses and homes in Berkshire’s market town, Wokingham, are now enjoying access to fibre to the premises (FTTP) broadband.
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UK capital receives mobile broadband upgrade
Central London is soon to experience a significant boost in mobile broadband connectivity.
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Suspect a computer virus infection? Here’s what to do
Infected computers can compromise your company’s security, corrupt files and steal its data.
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Netomnia launches 50 Gbps full fibre network
Alternative internet service provider (ISP) Netomnia recently became the first network operator in the UK to activate a commercial roll-out of a 50 gigabytes per second (Gbps) fibre to the premises (FTTP) solution for business and home users.
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How to avoid office PCs overheating
As the warmer months approach, busy office workers start to feel the heat.
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Is poor tech support slowing down your business?
Poor tech support significantly slows down businesses. Technology plays a critical part in how most modern enterprises operate; desktops and laptops running office applications and hosting video calls, dedicated
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BT to deliver full fibre broadband to remote Wales
The UK’s top telecoms operator, BT, recently signed a contract worth £10 million to supply gigabit-capable broadband to the Swansea Bay City Region in Wales.
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Broadband expert shares advice on router position
Whether employees are operating in the office or at home during hybrid working hours, access to the internet is critical.
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What to do when your computer won’t switch on
A common problem popping up on IT support forums, a computer failing to power up is an issue that entirely blocks its functionality.
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Useful tips for solving application errors
Enterprise employees sometimes encounter errors when using applications they require to carry out their role. Incidents like unexpected behaviour, system crashes, freezes, time-outs and loss of functionality can
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Wales ranks worst in region for slow internet
New research revealed by Broadband Genie assessed internet speeds cross-referenced against region. After analysing over 348,000 consumer speed tests, the comparison expert assessed that Wales was suffering from the slowest serving in the whole of the UK.
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What makes outsourced IT support so flexible?
Today, more companies in the UK are considering a managed IT support service.
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UK farmers inhibited by inferior internet
A recent survey of farmers has unearthed that insufficient internet connectivity is holding back progress, productivity and growth for agricultural business in Britain.
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How to optimise office hardware
IT hardware forms the backbone of many British businesses. As a result, having equipment that you can count on to run swiftly, smoothly and dependent is critical.
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Openreach network passes 18 million homes and businesses
UK Internet connectivity and telecoms expert Thinkbroadband recently reported the latest progress from
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Glasgow leads study with 5G speeds
Known for its Speedtest application, Ookla provides free analysis of internet performance. Recently, the connectivity intelligence expert conducted a
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How to fix Outlook send and receive error
Microsoft Outlook send and receive errors arise from the application experiencing issues communicating with email servers to
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Three common malware myths debunked
The portmanteau “malware” combines the words malicious and software to define software created to cause harm, disruption and damage to computer systems and other IT solutions.
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What happens if I don’t Install Windows updates?
The Windows operating system has a lifecycle of around 10 years, but it doesn’t stay static for this period. Over time, Microsoft releases periodic updates that are designed to i
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Is your router in the right place?
Whether employees are working in a busy office or at home, having seamless and speedy broadband is business critical.
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What is antivirus and does your firm need it?
Businesses in the UK are legally obligated to protect the data in their care.
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Location data to power UK hyperconnectivity
British telecommunications companies are currently playing a critical role in innovation and modernisation across the nation, driving future connectivity and digital transformation.
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Mobile network offers budget broadband amidst service price war
O2-owned discount mobile network, Giffgaff, aims to rollout low-priced full fibre broadband connections to undercut its competitors.
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Business benefits of a hosted phone system
In 2025, many UK companies are opting for a hosted phone system. Instead of using traditional telephone lines, calls are sent via the internet and convert your voice into a digital signal transmitted via IP telephony. Here, we explore some of the
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Latest data drives Welsh broadband rollout
Enterprises based in Mid Wales areas like Powys and Ceredigion are now being urged to use fresh data to help introduce faster broadband services to the area they operate in.
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When should you update company software?
They might seem a nuisance, but pop ups alerting you to software updates shouldn’t be ignored.
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Nokia reveals automated fibre rollout platform
Finnish multinational telecoms leader Nokia recently announced a new digital platform, with services, called Broadband Easy.
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Things to consider before reinstalling Windows
From trying to solve system corruption and malware to giving machines a fresh start for a new user, there are many reasons for reinstalling Windows.
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Broadband boost for Northumberland village
Residents and businesses in Bellingham, Northumberland are set to enjoy improved internet in the coming months. The local council recently announced it is allocating £20,000 to help make broadband in the village faster and more reliable.
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Warning signs to update business broadband
Today, dependable broadband has become the backbone of successful enterprises. However, as companies develop, their internet services must scale up to as well to meet different demands.
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Telecom companies release broadband battery backup solution
Seamless internet services are critical requirements for any successful business. Now, technology giant Vodafone, in conjunction with telecom operators Zen Internet, KCOM, and BT, have launched a compact, lightweight device delivering broadband battery backup. The solution can keep customers connected to Wi-Fi for between four and seven hours (depending on device type), if an emergency […]
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Who uses a patching and monitoring service?
Patching and monitoring services are open to companies of all sizes, but can benefit some more than others.
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Survey shows rural Derbyshire is seeking faster broadband
A recent report released by Ofcom, the UK communications regulator, has offered insights into broadband use in the East Midlands County of Derbyshire.
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UK broadband alt-nets to combine forces
Alternative networks (alt-net) FullFibre Limited and Zzoomm recently confirmed their companies have merged. The two UK broadband operators have made a name for themselves rolling out gigabit-capable Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) networks throughout the country.
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Key IT concerns when moving offices
Relocating offices is often essential for enterprises as they expand. While moves can cause disruption, a considered approach to IT is essential to get back up and running quickly.
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UK comparison site flags worst and best cities for broadband
Britain’s independent comparison service, Broadband Genie, recently published a list of the best and worst cities in the UK for reliable broadband.
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Basic tips to keep your company safe from phishing
A prevalent pest on work PCs across the UK, phishing emails turn up in inboxes to try and trick workers. These malicious messages are more than an annoyance, and when well-designed, can fool firms into downloading malware and parting with sensitive data.
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Full fibre reaches 75 per cent of UK premises
Internet services comparison expert thinkbroadband recently provided an update on how many homes and businesses in Britain can access full fibre.
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Does reinstalling Windows delete everything?
If your Windows computer is suffering substantial performance issues, you might need to reinstall your OS (operating system).
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What to do when Outlook 2007 Gmail keeps asking for a password
Being able to access your company email account simply and swiftly is business critical. As a result, if your Outlook 2007 Gmail keeps asking for your password, it can be a frustrating and disruptive issue.
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How to optimise your operating system
Today’s operating systems (OS) are more advanced than ever and aim to improve user experience. However, many people aren’t maximising their use and are missing out on smoother and speedier performance. Below, we outline
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Scottish and UK ministers unite to boost rural broadband
The UK Government has now begun work with the Scottish Government to improve broadband services in rural areas of Scotland.
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Is your office layout impacting your IT?
Multiple IT aspects are affected by how an office is designed. Layout can influence staff productivity and effectiveness, but can also impact IT security, network connectivity, availability and organisation of equipment.
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Did you miss National Clean Out Your Computer Day?
Held on the second Monday of the second month of the year since 2000, National Clean Out Your Computer Day encourages professionals and laypeople alike to give their device some care and attention.
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Prominent UK broadband provider to use Kraken platform
British internet service supplier TalkTalk recently became the first leading broadband company in the UK to sign up to employ Kraken, a tech platform based in the cloud.
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UK counties to enjoy new gigabit broadband
Business and residential customers in Devon and Shropshire will soon have access to gigabit broadband services due to a planned expansion by a UK telecoms major, as part of the Project Gigabit programme.
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Why is my PC making loud noises?
A loud desktop computer can be distracting when you’re trying to work, but it can also be a tell-tale sign that a device is struggling to operate effectively. Here, we look at some common causes of noisy PCs, along with ways to resolve the issue.
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Amazon founder to launch UK satellite broadband
While the UK Government’s Project Gigabit continues its battle to get rural Britain connected, many hard-to-reach areas remain underserved when it comes to fast and dependable broadband.
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Points to consider before updating PCs to Windows 11
On October 14 this year, Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10. This means that following this date, no technical support, security fixes or updates and features will be supplied.
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Broadband speeds make West Midlands best for business
A recent business research project has ranked the West Midlands as the region where new enterprises are most likely to succeed. A key factor that came into play was the strength of its internet services.
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UK lags for 5G mobile availability
A recent study by Ookla and its internet connection measuring service Speedtest.net has revealed where the UK stands in Europe regarding availability for 5G mobile broadband.
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How can an IT procurement service help your business?
Not every company can afford an in-house team of IT experts. As a result, making decisions on purchasing equipment can fall to those with less experience – informed by vendors keen to secure a sale.
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Does your broadband solution fit your business needs?
In the same way that growing companies sometimes need additional office space or professional accountancy service, business broadband can also require an upgrade.
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Project Gigabit roll out set to accelerate
In answer to a whirlwind of activity by Britain’s leading internet service provider (ISP), the nation’s two biggest independent broadband companies have unveiled plans to ramp up the pace of full-fibre network connectivity delivery.
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High-speed internet access to finally arrive in rural areas
Recent announcements indicate that remote communities across the UK are on the verge of a substantial increase in connectivity, with ministers poised to announce new contracts close to £300 million in value.
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Fastest 5G mobile broadband provider retains its title
A recent British mobile broadband study focused on 5G services has found that Three UK is still the fastest. The research conducted by network testing expert Ookla collects consumer data from the company’s Speedtest.net service for the period of Q3 to Q4 in 2024.
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How does regular IT maintenance cut company costs?
It might seem smart to only pay for IT maintenance when something goes wrong – but this is false economy. The cost of an emergency call-out to resolve a technical issue can be as much as
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Are you overcharging or undercharging your company laptop?
Portable and easy to use, laptops allow professional people to work at any time, from any place.
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Swindon area accesses 4G mobile internet
The highest town in Wiltshire, Highworth, recently gained access to 4G internet. A report uncovered that while 6G internet services are now anticipated in the UK and
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Undependable WI-FI frustrates rural business owners
A recent report by the BBC highlighted the issue of poor internet connectivity for firms operating in the UK countryside.
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Prepare your PCs for a faster start in January
Companies keen to start 2025 with a competitive edge will want their computers working at top speed.
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How to set stronger company passwords for 2025
SMEs (small to medium sized enterprises) in the UK seeking to improve cybersecurity can start the new year with an overhaul of passwords in use.
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Welsh city roads highlighted for slow broadband
Recent research by internet services comparison expert Broadband Genie has studied available speeds in Wales. As part of its analysis, it has named two roads based in the city of Newport among the slowest in the nation.
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How to speed up a slow computer: tips from IT experts
There are few experiences more maddening than a slow computer. Whether you’re working to a tight deadline or tackling a mountain of admin tasks, a lag in processing time impacts productivity and both user and customer experiences.
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Starlink to ramp up roll out broadband in Britain
Recent statistics have revealed that Starlink, Elon Musk’s satellite internet solution, has increased deployment of broadband services in the UK.
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The benefits of cloud services for small businesses
More small businesses than ever in Britain are turning to cloud-based services. In this blog, we’ll take a detailed look at some of the tangible benefits that are attracting growing enterprises to choose cloud computing.
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Ofcom report shows broadband connectivity expanding in the UK
A recent report from telecoms regulator Ofcom has uncovered that 69 per cent of UK properties can now access full-fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband – connecting over 20 million addresses.
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Scottish city to get mobile broadband boost
Leading telecoms company Virgin Media O2 recently finished enhancement on its Aberdeen mobile network.
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British space agency calls for funding to help internet connectivity
As fixed and mobile broadband initiatives toil to reach remote areas of the nation with faster connectivity, the government is looking skywards, with a new programme helmed by
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Survey reveals slowest UK streets for broadband
Independent internet comparison site Broadband Genie recently published a survey detailing the streets in Britain suffering from the slowest broadband, and those with the fastest speeds.
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Why you shouldn’t delay software and hardware updates
Updating hardware, software and operating systems can be disruptive. As systems are upgraded, computers slow down, making it difficult for staff to perform their tasks quickly.
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Is it time for an IT audit?
IT reviews are an important procedure that companies should perform annually.
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Are you guilty of backup neglect?
Backing up business data is a crucial security measure for companies, but it’s also among the most neglected in the nation.
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UK regulator highlights most complained about ISPs
Ofcom, the nation’s telecoms regulator, recently put British broadband providers under the spotlight. It examined the UK’s main internet service providers (ISPs) to calculate the number of complaints they received in the year.
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Rural Wales receives reliable mobile service
Hard-to-reach towns and villages in the Welsh countryside can now benefit from more dependable and faster mobile coverage, as seven network upgrades have been activated.
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The benefits of remote IT support
Modern companies depend heavily on technology to operate. Remote IT support helps firms run flexibly, letting them adjust the service they receive to meet their needs.
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What are the risks of not investing in IT?
It’s understood that small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) must often operate on a restricted budget.
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UK ISP publishes growth reaching 1.48 million broadband users
Internet service provider (ISP) and mobile operator Vodafone UK recently posted its second quarter results for the 2025 financial year.
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UK island uses innovative solution to access fibre broadband
In a UK first, businesses and residences on Papa Westray in the Orkney islands are now getting their internet services via the water network.
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Why do successful businesses select leased lines?
A high-quality internet connection is vital for your firm to thrive. This means high-speed connectivity that is reliable and meets the needs of your team.
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What are the key business benefits of cloud backup?
Backing up company data is a key process that every business must manage effectively.
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MPs urge government to confirm rural internet funding
Ahead of the 2024 Autumn Budget, more than 50 MPs based in rural areas are appealing to the government to adhere to its plans to fund gigabit-capable internet in remote parts of the UK.
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Innovative West Midlands scheme to tackle poor internet
Worcestershire County Council has found an unlikely ally in the form of local bin lorries to help battle the growing concern of poor internet connectivity in the region.
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Three simple solutions for slow computers
Whether you’re working against the clock or just want to get cracking on your business day, delays caused by a slow computer can be intolerable and impact your efforts.
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Four tips to avoid Black Friday online scams
Black Friday offers a wealth of opportunities for enterprises and individuals to save money on high price items like new technology. It also gives companies listing their inventory a chance to enjoy record sales.
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Three simple troubleshooting tips for USB devices
A mainstay of most offices, there is no doubt that USB drives are an asset.
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Telecoms experts speak out on rural business broadband
UK telecommunications experts recently commented on the ambitions of a government-backed project. The aim is to supply full fibre to the premises (FTTP) broadband internet to
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UK telecoms company shares broadband speed tip
Leading UK broadband provider Virgin Media recently offered up a simple hack that can improve internet speed.
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What to do when you forget to save a file
When you’ve been working long hours labouring over a large Excel spreadsheet or lengthy Word document, it’s easy to make a mistake.
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UK lags behind in 5G connectivity
A report produced by collaborating think tanks has illustrated that the UK is falling substantially behind in the 5G sector.
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The “screen of death” and how to fix it
If you’re working on a PC using the Microsoft Windows operating system (OS), you may have encountered the blue or black “screen of death”, sometimes called “BSoD” for short.
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Log in issues and how to fix them
Sometimes, the smallest IT problems can have the biggest impact on your business.
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North Yorkshire to enjoy superfast broadband
Over 200,000 businesses and homes have gained from one of the UK’s most industrious broadband projects.
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Broadband investment to benefit Welsh businesses
The Welsh Government’s investment in better broadband is starting to bear fruit for firms in the region.
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Understanding the impact of insufficient IT support
Not every small to medium sized enterprise (SME) has a department dedicated solely to IT. This means that when a technical error occurs, it can be difficult to resolve quickly.
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Is slow broadband holding your business back?
Slow internet is irritating when you need to carry out business critical tasks, but it also harms your success as a company.
Read more »A guide to IT support
IT is a core element of every modern business today. While the latest technology can help companies work more effectively and be more profitable, when it performs poorly or fails, it causes critical situations.
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Oxfordshire ISP enjoys service uptake in Yorkshire town
Zzoomm, the Oxfordshire-based alternative network delivering full fibre to businesses and homes in the UK, recently announced success in northern England’s Yorkshire.
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Should your email accounts have MFA protection?
Company emails often contain sensitive information. This can involve personal data belonging to clients and personnel, but also financial details and private dealings that firms want to keep secure.
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UK telecoms regulator enforces new broadband rules
Ofcom, the UK’s regulator for media and telecoms, has now started to enforce its new rules.
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Are you struggling to install software?
From common business solutions like Microsoft’s Office 365, which includes Excel and Word, to cutting-edge antivirus designed to keep system’s safe, most enterprises rely on software to run.
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UK non-profit simplifies switching broadband
Making the move to use a new broadband service provider in Britain has historically been the cause of much hassle.
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Gigabit-capable broadband bound for Wiltshire
Recent reports have revealed that thousands of British businesses and households in rural and remote parts of the country will soon have the option of accessing broadband services with lightning-fast speeds.
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How to select broadband for your business
Whether you’re dissatisfied with your present service or setting up broadband for the first time, choosing a solution can be tough.
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Why delete data you no longer need?
It might seem obvious to delete data you don’t need anymore, but many companies fail to follow this important housekeeping rule.
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BT plans to launch ultrafast symmetric FTTP broadband
British Telecom (BT) and its owned operator Openreach will launch a new symmetric broadband product in spring next year.
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Can I claim broadband as a business expense?
Internet access is a commonly claimed business expense for many limited companies. However, if your firm claims for broadband access costs, it needs to ensure it’s a tax-deductible cost that is allowable. For the expense to be deemed “allowable” you must demonstrate that the product or service claimed for is used exclusively for business purposes. […]
Read more »Scottish ISP receives significant investment
Scottish internet service provider (ISP) Highland Broadband (also known as Lothian Broadband) recently received a substantial £10 million boost.
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How weak Wi-Fi impacts SMEs
Poor internet connectivity is a common issue for many companies. However, having fast Wi-Fi you can count on is now a business-critical requirement in our digital age.
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Is your IT hardware up to date?
From desktop computers and routers to laptops and smartphones, every office requires a range of IT devices that allow their team to collaborate, connect, communicate and work.
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UK FTTP coverage approaches 70 per cent of premises
Internet services comparison expert Thinkbroadband recently announced that fibre to the premises (FTTP) broadband coverage here in the UK has now extended to 60 per cent of all premises.
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Yorkshire ISP renames following faster fibre service
UK Fibre Networks, a successful internet service provider (ISP) in York, recently unveiled a new name for its business.
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Enhanced router to launch in UK
Telecoms leader EE is expected to soon launch a new router offering improved connectivity and faster speeds.
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Merseyside ISP launches business broadband plan
BeFibre, the UK internet service provider (ISP) headquartered in Merseyside, recently launched a new full fibre broadband service for enterprise use.
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Solving your qualified IT staff shortage
Companies today rely heavily on technology for success. From fast-loading websites and rapid return chat apps, to seamless connectivity for searching, running apps and hosting video conference calls, effective IT is
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Is your IT equipment overheating?
When computer equipment generates more heat than it can manage, it can overheat.
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Award-winning ISP takes the lead
Internet service provider (ISP) Zen Internet is currently leading in its field delivering best-in-class customer services and rapid speeds.
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Broadband users advised to update routers
Networking hardware giant NETGEAR recently advised customers using its Wi-Fi routers to ensure their equipment was running the latest software available.
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Why your computer needs cleaning inside and out
In use each working day, company computers accumulate useless files and other junk, slowing their processes.
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What makes installing software updates so important?
Software updates are any new updates that become available for a computer’s software.
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Vodaphone launches synchronous 2.2Gbps broadband
Britain’s fastest broadband is now officially provided by Vodafone.
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UK broadband provider improves reliability with smart support
After the success of Virgin Media O2’s (VMO2) initial smart support rollout to its existing customers early this year, its second phase is now
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How to defend against phishing emails
A prevalent threat faced by UK firms of all sizes, phishing emails are issued by malicious actors and are designed to harm companies.
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Virgin Media constructs UK’s tallest mobile mast
The village of Glencoe in Scotland is renowned for its mountainous ski resorts, but now it has a new claim to fame.
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Quick ways to speed up your internet browser
When staff need answers fast, searching the internet is understandably the swiftest solution.
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Is malware making your machine slow?
While improper use and outdated technology can cause computers to slow down, malware may also be the culprit.
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UK constituencies rated by their broadband speed
A brand-new study has collated data collected from 62 million internet-based UK speed tests.
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Fastest broadband in the UK 2024
Rapid and reliable broadband is business critical for UK companies of every size and shape in 2024.
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Research reveals mobile broadband speeds in UK airports
For UK firms with teams traveling on company business, fast and reliable mobile broadband services are essential.
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How to increase your connectivity and download speeds
To keep up with the competition, every British business requires rapid and reliable internet.
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Why does your business need preventative IT maintenance?
What happens when the technology used at your company stops working?
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Over 40 London locations to access faster broadband
A recent report has announced that over 765,000 businesses and homes in the UK capital are soon to receive from a major full fibre upgrade. The epic rollout is set extend to
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UK alt-net celebrates full-fibre milestone
The alternative network (alt-net) builder and GB broadband internet service provider (ISP) toob has been busy rolling out full fibre network around
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IT business moves to remain resilient
From equipment like servers and desktops to storage solutions that offer access to important data, IT resources are often critical for businesses. As a result, if they fail or
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Full fibre broadband headed for East England towns
A recent announcement from BT-owned telecoms operator Openreach has confirmed that more towns in East England will soon have access to high-speed broadband connections.
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Study shows many Britons dissatisfied with broadband speeds
While home broadband users with slow connections struggle to seamlessly stream their favourite shows and games, a poor connection for firms can impact their business and how it operates.
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Overly simple passwords now outlawed
A recent Act of Parliament has resulted in simple passwords not being accepted on many technology devices.
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Fixing slow computers before investing in new technology
Essential equipment like servers and computers that performs slowly can hamper your firm’s productivity – and even impact your staff’s sense of job satisfaction.
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The pros and cons of internal vs outsourced managed IT services
Most modern businesses in the UK require dependable IT support to succeed.
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Cumbrian town reaches 50 per cent for gigabit broadband
Recent research carried out by Think Broadband has revealed that Barrow, Cumbria has made a giant leap forward in connection quality.
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BT names new partner for business broadband
Love Energy Savings, a specialist company in the business utilities retail sector, has been announced as an Authorised Partner of BT to supply broadband and other business connectivity solutions.
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How to defend against deleting data you need
A common mishap that companies encounter is accidental deletion of data files.
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How software incompatibility can harm your business
A prevalent IT problem that many firms face is software incompatibility.
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UK premises with full fibre option hits 66 per cent
The latest statistics from comparison expert Thinkbroadband has revealed that 66 per cent of businesses and homes in the UK now have the option of fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband.
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Keeping data secure with the principle of least privilege
All companies’ staff members need to access files and data that allow them to perform their role both effectively and successfully.
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Why it pays to train your staff in the basics of IT
Statistics show that human error is the root cause of many IT issues.
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How can outdated IT equipment impact your business?
Enterprises that use out of date or obsolete IT equipment are always at risk of incurring serious technical issues. SMEs with budget constraints are
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The risks of weak IT policies
With cybercriminal activity constantly increasing, strong IT policies have become imperative for UK businesses of all sizes. Without policies in place, companies are
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Alternative UK network exceeds 25,000 broadband customers
Zzoomm, Oxfordshire’s leading alternative broadband network and internet service provider (ISP), has already successfully extended its 2Gbps full fibre network to reach 190,000 businesses and home in the UK. However, it recently disclosed that its customer base has now grown from 23,000 to over 25,000 in just over a month. CEO for Zzoomm, Matthew Hare, […]
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UK network operator on course to reach 14 million premises
Leading UK telecoms company Openreach recently announced that its 1.8 gigabytes per second capable full fibre network has now covered close to
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What is multi-factor authentication and why should you use it?
Enterprise devices and email accounts are storehouses for a vast range of sensitive and private data.
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How can you reduce roaming charges for business mobile?
Every successful company is always working to improve its bottom line.
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Are you using external storage devices correctly?
External storage device, like universal serial bus (USB) sticks, are handy accessories for offices in the UK.
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Kent City branded Britain’s broadband snail
Recent research has uncovered that the cathedral city of Canterbury in southeast England is the UK’s slowest when it comes to
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Leading ISP rolls out smart support
Virgin Media O2 (VMo2) has now started rolling out a brand-new smart support service that can automatically identify issues with
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What is proactive IT support?
Proactive IT support is a method of maintaining and managing IT systems and equipment that focuses on
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UK university breaks records for internet speed
A scientific team based at Birmingham’s Aston University recently reached a ground-breaking milestone for data transmission, in the
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Less than twenty percent of Britons understand full fibre
Recent research carried out by 4th Utility has uncovered that less than one in five UK citizens know what
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Is your office broadband the best it can be?
Speed and reliability are key factors when it comes to office internet.
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Leading broadband news site reveals UK coverage status
Thinkbroadband, the UK’s leading news and information website for broadband, recently revealed that the nation has now reached
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What to do when you’re hacked
Whether malicious or accidental, data breaches can happen to companies of all sizes.
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Four reasons to keep your software updated
When you’re working to tight deadlines, installing updates can seem like an irritation.
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Telecoms giant to bring gigabit broadband to UK towns
Virgin Media O2 (VMO2) recently announced its newly available gigabit-capable broadband services are accessible to more users in
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UK FinTech secures investment to enhance mobile security
A British FinTech company is providing a robust solution against the threat of personally identifiable information (PII) and financial accounts from
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Four best practices for organising your files
When keeping on top of a heavy workload or managing multiple projects simultaneously, your computer desktop can quickly get chaotic.
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Why regular antivirus scans are a must
Malware attacks can threaten your firm at any moment.
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Gloucestershire broadband operator reveals plan for FTTP network
Netomnia has now covered close to a million UK premises with its 10Gbps Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network.
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Zen Internet research reveals broadband customer insights
A recent study carried out by researchers on behalf of broadband provider Zen Internet has revealed user attitudes towards contracts for online services.
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Three tips to keep your team secure online in 2024
Experts agree that the biggest cybersecurity vulnerability most companies have is their staff.
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How to stop programs launching on start-up
It can be helpful for apps and programs you use daily to become available as soon as you start your device.
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Three UK leads Mobile 5G broadband speeds
Ookla, the internet connection testing expert that collects data via its Speedtest.net service, has recently published a quarterly study on 5G-based mobile broadband network performance in the UK.
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Is your browser hindering your performance?
If your professional role involves looking up information online, a slow browsing experience can seriously impact your output.
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Leading independent provider awarded multiple Project Gigabit contracts
Britain’s frontrunner for providing independent full-fibre networks, CityFibre, recently won an additional stake in the government’s £5 billion programme known as Project Gigabit.
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New figures on future broadband use revealed
OpenVault, a market-leading provider of network optimisation solutions and insights driven by data for the broadband sector, recently issued a report on broadband usage.
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How to run Windows updates during downtime
If you’re struggling with a slow PC, you might find it’s because your device is running an update.
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British telecoms multinational announces enhanced 5G mobile speeds
Customers of Vodafone are set to enjoy boosted connection speeds following a successful test of brand-new 5G technology by the telecommunication company.
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What are the business benefits of using Sleep Mode?
Sleep Mode is a useful power saving state designed to stop all actions on your PC.
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Blackpool ISP launches XGS-PON broadband service
Yayzi, a small internet service provider based in Blackpool, is leading the charge for multi-gig broadband in Britain.
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What are the benefits of using managed IT services?
Managed IT services enable enterprises of all shapes and sizes to delegate some, or all, of their IT processes to a specialist third-party, often referred to as Managed Service Providers (MSPs).
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Telecoms company announced new wave of FTTP exchanges
UK telecoms giant Openreach recently issued news that another step toward full fibre from copper connections has been taken.
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Important password protocols to remember in 2024
With a new year stretching out before your business, there has never been a better time to put new protocols in place, and passwords are a perfect place to start.
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Why is email security important for your enterprise?
Securing email accounts and the emails they issue is essential for companies to protect their interests, and the data they use and store.
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Internet service provider extends FTTP services to cover UK businesses
Leicester’s broadband internet service provider (ISP) Gigabit Networks recently announced its full fibre ethernet and FTTP services can now reach close to one million businesses throughout the UK.
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Ultrafast ISP fails to connect Northumberland village
According to a recent report issued by the BBC, ISP firm Factco promised to provide ultrafast broadband to the Northumberland village of Stocksfield.
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What is the best way to avoid deleting important data?
Whether you’re rushing to meet a deadline or distracted by a colleague, an incorrect keystroke or mouse click can result in a deleted file.
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Key advantages of decluttering your desktop in 2024
A new year brings an opportunity for better IT habits.
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How to remove monster files from your machine
While small data files can add up and impact your hard drive over the long term, larger files can cause problems for users much more swiftly.
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What is defragmentation, and how can it help your computer’s performance?
Sometimes referred to as “defrag” or “defragging”, defragmentation is a process involving rearranging data on storage solutions like hard disk drives for more efficient access and storage.
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Broadband network specialist reaches key milestone
Openreach recently published a report in its network traffic data displaying its broadband infrastructure, with the network illuminated to never-before-seen levels.
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How to spot a phishing scheme
Many business owners make the mistake of thinking phishing emails are merely an irritation that can do no harm to their company.
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Swindon broadband roll out paused
A recent scheme designed to provide high-speed broadband throughout Swindon, Wilshire will now experience setbacks, meaning that some areas are likely to be left without access to faster internet service.
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How can you protect your business from ransomware?
Among the cyberthreats facing companies today, ransomware remains rampant.
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Leading UK telecoms company to offer free mobile data for Christmas
Telecommunications giant Virgin Media O2 is currently rolling out its joint-project National Databank nationwide to all its O2-owned stores.
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Broadband comparison expert offers festive warning
UK internet comparison company Uswitch recently revealed some seasonal advice regarding broadband interference.
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Is bloatware impacting your computer?
While a brand-new computer might seem like it offers a clean digital slate, even new devices can be shipped preloaded with a wide range of unnecessary apps.
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Staffordshire premises to appreciate broadband boost
According to a recent report from the BBC, approximately 6,000 businesses and homes are
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Why is your computer slow to start up?
Whether you’re trying to kick off Monday morning with an early start, or enjoy an early dart on Friday, you’ll want your computer to start-up swiftly.
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Ultrafast broadband to become accessible for thousands in Oxfordshire
Thousands of businesses and homes based in rural areas around Oxfordshire will now be able to access brand-new broadband with lightning-fast speeds, thanks to £26.5 million worth of support.
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Why do you need to update your drivers?
Every single device that you connect to your computer, from a mouse or a keyboard, to a webcam or printer, needs a program called a driver to work.
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UK broadband provider trials smart security
Virgin Media UK (VMO2), the television, phone and internet service provider (ISP) recently announced that it has started a trial term for its brand-new “Smart Security” feature.
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Tips for better business broadband
Having a fast and dependable broadband connection is key to the success of every company operating online today.
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What is antivirus, and why do you need it?
As its name indicates, antivirus is a protective software integral to the running of your PC.
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Wider FTTP network coverage announced for UK
Brsk, the UK-based broadband internet service provider (ISP) and network builder is currently deploying a rollout plan to create a brand-new Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network throughout the Midlands.
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Broadband operator reveals UK rollout plan
After several announcements concerning the newly formed firm’s services, Nexfibre, the full-fibre broadband network operator, has now published its initial quarterly report of its UK rollout plan.
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How to optimise storage space on your device
During work use, a computer can accumulate multiple files and apps that consume valuable space.
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Useful tips to get the best out of your laptop
Light to carry and fully portable, company laptops are an enviable asset for travelling teams and employees who operate from home.
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UK project for 4G coverage faces delays
A project representing a £1 billion investment aiming to provide 4G coverage throughout the UK could now face a two-year delay, according to a new report.
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Report reveals slowest UK streets for broadband
If your business has been struggling with poor broadband speeds, you might be wondering if other enterprises and property owners in your area are suffering the same issue.
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Are your staff using proper password practices?
Company email accounts are frequently targeted by cybercriminals for the valuable information and access they offer.
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Lancashire full-fibre rollout expanded
Independent UK-based broadband internet service provider ‘brsk’ has now rolled out its own Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) gigabit speed network, which is set to reach approximately 250,000 business and residential premises.
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How to develop a cleaning routine for your company computers
While it’s important to remove unwanted cookies and old files and apps from computers, cleaning their exteriors and accessories is also important for many reasons.
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UK telecoms company employ TV network to supply broadband
As part of its rollout of faster broadband to northeast Scotland, leading telecommunication company Openreach aims to make good use of existing infrastructure.
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How to protect data stored in your USB drive
USB storage devices, sometimes referred to as flash drives, can be invaluable tools for offices.
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Government joins international telecoms entity to boost British broadband
Since 2019, problems of network reliability and security have been high on the agendas of many different nations.
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How to personalise your homepage
Whether you would like to immediately access your emails, or quickly visit the company website, being able to tailor your homepage can be effective in your workflow.
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Government announces broadband plans to aid rural communities
A recent statement from the UK Government has confirmed that 100,000 businesses and homes in rural parts of the country will be further supported to obtain access to better broadband connections.
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Should you turn your PC off without performing a shut down?
At the end of a long day in the office, taking the time to shut down your PC can seem painfully slow.
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Common IT support issues and how to fix them
While there’s no substitute for having an expert IT support team ready to help, in some cases issues can be fixed easily by your
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Survey reveals how the UK ranks for mobile data costs
A recent research project analysed a total of 5,603 different mobile data plans via mobile broadband offered in 237 countries.
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Typical mouse issues and ways to solve them
For many UK office staff, a mouse is still an essential part of the IT equipment they use daily.
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British broadband experiences speed increase
A brand-new research report from a UK communications regulator has discovered a marked year-on-year improvement in service speeds.
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Britain’s first city named among worst for broadband
Based in Essex, the city of Colchester occupies a site where Camulodunum, Roman Britain’s first major city and capital, stood. As a result, Colchester often lays claims to being Britain’s first city.
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The benefits of a website and domain hosting service
Arranging website hosting and domain registration are essential processes for any modern business.
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UK ISP issues Wi-Fi warning for high temperatures
Leading internet service provider (ISP) Virgin Media recently gave a warning to its business and home users concerning the rise in UK temperatures.
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Should your staff use free Wi-Fi to reduce mobile roaming costs?
Amongst the many ways business mobile users try to reduce the mobile roaming charges they incur is to take advantage of public Wi-Fi wherever possible.
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Survey reveals workers use coffee shops for broadband
Recent research from broadband comparison company Broadband Genie has discovered that close to one-in-four people are working from coffee shops in the UK.
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Gloucestershire set to receive huge broadband investment
Businesses and homes in the county of Gloucestershire’s quietest areas will soon enjoy a considerable connectivity improvement in
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Why is multi-factor authentication so important for email?
Private and personal data has become a popular commodity for cybercriminals. From stealing and selling it on the dark web to the highest bidder, to infecting it and demanding ransoms from its owners for a safe return, threat actors have found many ways to exploit data to their financial advantage.
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Understanding software installation issues
Today there are a wide range of new applications and programs that can help firms operate more efficiently. From word processing software that automatically corrects spelling errors, to useful solutions that allow you to open any type of document securely, cutting-edge apps can ensure your company keeps competitive by streamlining the way your teams work […]
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Thousands of West Midlands users lack usable broadband
New statistics from utility company National Broadband show that despite faster coverage, over 20,000 businesses and residents in the West Midlands are unable to access useable broadband speeds.
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Regulator proposes to boost UK satellite broadband
Ofcom, Britain’s media and telecoms regulator, recently proposed to provide 448MHz of the 28GHz band’s spectrum frequency for satellite broadband services (Earth station gateways) to help boost data speeds and expand service coverage further into
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Why small businesses need cyber security companies now more than ever
As the world becomes increasingly digital, small and medium sized businesses are now facing more cyberthreats than ever before. From devastating data breaches to
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Why do your devices need antivirus?
Antivirus software is designed to protect your company’s machines against computer viruses along with other types of modern malware, like spyware and ransomware. Read on to learn more about this critical solution for
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Four practices to protect your company data
Data is among the most valuable resources a modern company can possess. From essential information employees need to access daily to personal information held on clients and customers, it is
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Openreach to offer affordable broadband upgrades to ISPs
Openreach, the leading UK network access provider, recently announced a brand-new special offer on bandwidth modification for
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Worst UK locations for business broadband revealed
A recent report examining the UK’s swiftly changing broadband landscape has uncovered the area of the country still suffering from
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Has your computer’s browser become bloated?
An essential application for enterprise employees, web browsers help users request specific pages from websites and retrieve files from
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Keen to speed up your computer? Try freeing up disk space
Many business professionals working on computers are unaware that free space is never wasted in the Windows operating system. While it depends on your device’s specific settings, much
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Major broadband provider offers tips on improving poor speeds
UK internet service provider (ISP) Virgin Media recently issued fresh advice to its service users to help them speed up
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Why turn off animations in Windows?
The latest updates of the Windows operating system are designed to be visually appealing and engaging. One of the tools used to achieve this objective is animations that
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The benefits of working with a local IT support team
For growing small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs), establishing an internal IT team can sometimes be an unjustifiable expense and a time-consuming endeavour. From the complexities of understanding the skillset you require from potential hires to the costs of paying tax and holidays, in-house IT support isn’t
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How can reinstalling Windows help speed up your machine?
Many people consider a reinstall of Windows to be the ultimate fresh start. While there are plenty of tricks and tips for speeding up a slow computer, when all options fail, resorting to reinstalling can be a
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Supply deal aids FTTP rollout in UK
Digital Infrastructure, the UK network operator supported by the broadband internet service provider (ISP) BeFibre, recently announced that it has signed a brand-new multi-year partnership with the international supply chain solutions company
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Report reveals more collaboration required for UK gigabit broadband
A recent report issued by the industry think tank Digital Connectivity Forum (DCF) has uncovered weaknesses in the UK’s attempts to roll out 5G mobile connectivity and
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Mobile trade association launches connectivity campaign
Mobile UK, the Leading UK industry body for mobile network operators recently, launched a campaign entitled “Live Better Connected”. The all-new campaign is designed to help educate and raise awareness on how businesses, individuals and
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A beginner’s guide to improving workplace connectivity
While some issues are harder to solve than others and might need professional help, the problem of lagging internet can sometimes be eased by simple measures. Below are a list of options to try while you wait for expert assistance
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UK network builder expands full fibre rollout
Digital Infrastructure, the network builder working with broadband internet service provider BeFibre, recently announced that its brand new gigabit-capable full fibre-to-the-premises infrastructure rollout plan will now feature a further five locations in the UK. The update also revealed that this time, the additions are all based in the South Yorkshire region. The UK operator, which […]
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How often should you clean your computer?
While there can be many reasons behind a slow or ineffective computer, some can be remedied with simple and practical measures. Keeping computer equipment clean, for instance, can help
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UK regions to receive broadband boost
Businesses and residence in eastern and southern parts of Britain are now set to gain all-new highspeed broadband connections supported by close to £320m worth of government investment. Those working and living in
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Survey reveals mobile broadband speeds throughout the day
Mobile benchmarking company Opensignal recently generated some interesting insight on how download speeds on both 5G and 4G networks across providers compare, both at different hours of the day and
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Rural broadband provider plans to conquer Yorkshire
Britain’s leading alternative network provider of rural full-fibre broadband, Gigaclear, recently pledged to connect hard-to-reach and underserved communities. As part of its new initiative, it has
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Three quick fixes for slow office internet
An increasing number of apps for office use are now cloud-based, offering many benefits to users, from real-time collaboration with colleagues to auto-save features that avoid work being lost.
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EE UK enhances mobile broadband in London area
Mobile operator EE recently moved to upgrade its data capacity and network coverage for businesses, homeowners and visitors to Wimbledon, the London village synonymous with tennis. The rollout involved
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Why is it important to clear your cookies and browser cache?
There are several reasons for regularly clearing your browser’s cache and cookies. While it depends on the settings in use, the browser cache can become vast and consume a substantial
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How can checking for viruses improve PC performance?
Slow computers can be caused by various factors, but the most insidious by far is a computer virus. If malignant software has managed to enter your machine, it can cause a
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UK and US advance data bridge deal
The United Kingdom and US are inching closer to an accord that will aid personal data flow across the Atlantic.
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Over half of premises in Britain passed by FTTP networks
Recent statistics show a single percentage point increase for UK fibre to the premises (FTTP) coverage from 51% to 52%, which has taken 32 days to
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Scottish businesses to enjoy broadband boost
A recent announcement from Openreach Scotland has revealed that some of the quickest and most dependable broadband in the UK will be installed on the island of Lismore in the
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What can defragmenting offer your computer’s hard drive?
The root cause of your computer’s poor performance isn’t always easy to identify. However, there are many good housekeeping tips to consider, like stopping apps from
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Business impacts of a slow computer
Operating a slow computer that seems to take eons to boot up, load apps or save files can be exceptionally frustrating for business professionals. However, it can
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Four ways to organise computer cables
While today’s technology often features wireless connectivity, many devices still require cables to connect to power sources and
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UK report shows slow adoption of ultrafast broadband
New analysis of Ofcom data by Broadband UK has revealed that despite progress with the Government’s drive to deliver Project Gigabit, customer uptake is not in line with the improved availability of
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Britons lose working days to slow internet service
A recent report issued by UK broadband provider Uswitch.com has identified that remote workers here in the UK are losing as many as two full days each year because of
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Three useful tech buying tips for firms
Having dependable technology that can answer your business needs is an essential requirement for every successful firm. However, knowing how to select the right hardware and software isn’t always easy. To
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Why purging your system of junk files is important
A fast computer is a powerful asset to its user and the company they work for, speeding up productivity and enhancing efficiency. However, even a device with modern specifications can be impacted by unused files clogging up hard drives.
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Openreach extends it business broadband network
Britain’s biggest wholesale broadband network, Openreach, has commenced construction on a brand-new ultrafast broadband network in the Scottish Lowlands town of
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Broadband provider offers router advice to users
Leading broadband and telecommunications company Virgin Media recently offered advice on how best to use its router to avoid issues and remain online. To remain competitive and
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Troubleshooting your issues with USB drives
USB flash drives, sometimes referred to as memory sticks here in the UK and thumb drives in the US, are useful data storage devices for office use. Combining an
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Troubleshooting tips for slow internet
A slow internet connection can be frustrating and reduce productivity. Whether teams are working in the office or remotely, fast internet is a business essential. In this blog, we’ll look at
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Ofcom releases complaint report on providers
UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has published a report detailing the complaints it has received regarding leading broadband, mobile and landline providers in Britain for the fourth quarter of 2022.
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How to troubleshoot young printer problems
Sadly, printers are renowned for posing mysterious problems that can range from reducing the speed of company computers to failing to perform their primary function of printing. Read on for actions to take in instances where your team come across such issues.
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How to avoid forgotten passwords
An issue firms often contact IT support for is forgotten passwords. A regular occurrence in some workplaces, it often occurs when staff return from a break and haven’t used their
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Broadband infrastructure provider extends network
British infrastructure company UK ISP Glide Group is extending its full fibre broadband network. This comes as a result of the understanding that UK business’s demand for ever-expanding bandwidth is constantly on the
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How to avoid your computer overheating
When a desktop or laptop computer generates a greater amount of heat than it can handle, the result is overheating. The potential impact of such an event can be serious, leading to
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What to do when you accidentally delete an important data file
Perhaps one of the most commonly encountered IT issues for which users seek support is when they have accidentally deleted files. While no one is alone in making this
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UK government unveils plans to evolve national telecoms
As part its nationwide mission to ensure communities can connect, the UK government recently announced a new investment plan worth close to £150m. The aim of the initiative is to put Britain at the forefront of the field in future research in telecoms. A further £40m investment is also planned to boost take-up of 5G […]
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New Forest businesses to receive broadband boost
Thousands of premises and properties in rural parts of Southern England’s New Forest and its surrounding area are set to enjoy a major upgrade to
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Why organising your PC is so important
Personal computers are now considered everyday equipment for enterprise offices. However, most users still only understand the operations they require to perform their daily tasks. An often overlooked area
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Why clicking buttons when IT issues arise causes more problems
Even the most tech savvy user may experience times when they encounter an issue with an app or their device that they have not come across before. When technology does not behave as expected it can be
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Cornish businesses to receive high-speed broadband
Companies in Helston, Cornwall will be getting access to brand new super-high-speed broadband as part of a plan worth £50m to offer faster internet speeds across the
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Broadband giant plans sale of business-to-business arm
Recent reports indicate that privately owned telecommunication group TalkTalk is working to sell its corporate arm, which currently serves over
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How can you reduce background data usage in Windows?
When you upgrade your Windows operating system, you may notice an increase in data usage. With each new version, Windows is
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How to minimise the number of PC notifications you receive?
The default settings for most Windows operating systems will involve automatic notifications appearing on your monitor. As a result, when you first open your PC, you will be
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Three simple ways to speed up Windows Startup
Waiting for a Windows PC to startup can be incredibly frustrating when you want to hit the day running. All that time spent staring at the load screen feels wasted, but
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How often should you restart your computer?
The common question “did you try turning it off and on again?” is familiar to anyone who has sought out technical support when their computer is misbehaving, but it can sometimes be a useful solution. Many users are unsure
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Three tips to consider when backing up data
Being able to always access business-critical data is essential for any operation to run effectively. After all, imagine how your firm would run if you suddenly lost customer details, orders, and payment
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Northumberland businesses to enjoy broadband upgrade
Leading UK telecommunication and business broadband internet service provider (ISP) Business Commsworld recently signed a further agreement with the County Council of Northumberland. Valued at £22m, the deal will see
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Can router placement impact your company’s connectivity?
It might seem like a small detail, but the positioning of your firm’s wireless router can have a substantial impact on the dependability and quality of your business broadband. From the room where it is located to the height it is placed at, there are a range of factors that can be affected by where […]
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Three questions to consider for improved PC performance
Whether you’ve got deadlines to meet or a rapid-fire workload, nothing is more infuriating than a slow machine. Expert technical help can often get your device back on track fast, but first, here are some tried and tested tactics you can try to speed up your PC. Ask yourself the following questions to get started: […]
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UK operator to offer faster upload speeds for small businesses
With an understanding that the highest levels of connectivity are essential to running a small business, Virgin Media O2 recently announced it will be boosting upload speeds across its
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Setting up Office 365 Email on Outlook for Mac
Do you need help configuring Office 365 Email on Outlook for Mac? We’ve detailed the steps to follow along with a helpful how-to video below. https://youtu.be/cEKvE4XcYIAStep 1 Open Outlook and then go to the Outlook Menu (if this is your first time opening Outlook it will go straight to the Add Account Window Step 4). Select […]
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Setting up Office 365 Email on Mac Mail
Step 1 Open Apple Mail and select Mail (if this is your first time setting up Apple Mail, opening the application will start the process). Select Add Account. Step 2 Select Exchange and Continue. Step 3 Enter your Name, Office 365 email address and select Sign In. Step 4 Select Sign In again to let Microsoft locate your email address and account […]
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How To Add Windows 7 Start Button On Windows 8
A video tutorial of how to get a Windows 7 style start button for Windows 8.
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Windows 8 Review
Windows 8 is the latest operating system from Microsoft. It has received mixed reviews so 127 solutions have decided to do some testing to see how it compares with Windows 7, which has firmly established itself as the main business operating system. The first obvious change is the lack of a start button. This has […]
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How To Set Up Hotmail In Outlook 2007
This video is an online tutorial on how to set up a hotmail account in Outlook 2007. This will save you having to log in and out of hotmail all of the time and it will allow you to use the outlook interface with your hotmail account. All of the changes are synced back to […]
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How to set up gmail in Outlook 2007
Interested to know how to configure gmail in Outlook 2007? We’ve included a handy how-to video and outlined the steps below. 1. Open Outlook and go to tools, account settings. 2. Click new. 3. Enter your name as you want it to appear on emails. 4. Then enter your gmail email address and password. 5. […]
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