Openreach have announced the latest batch of phone exchanges that have been upgraded to the latest G.Fast technology. We list these and provide some news based on our own observations about an area that isn't on the list...

Openreach have announced the next batch of locations that they will be bringing their new G.fast technology to. In this article, we briefly cover what G.fast is, where the new locations are and whether you should upgrade.

BT is continuing to forge ahead with plans to switch off all landline communcation by 2025. While many younger readers may barely know what a landline is, there will still be those of us that still use a phone attached to the wall at home sometimes - even if only to ring the mobile to find out where you left it! For anyone that is still using one as a matter of course, the landline's days are numbered...

BT have recently revealed two new broadband packages - Ultrafast 1 & 2. The technology necessary to allow the speeds these new packages allow has not been installed in many locations yet, but this announcement provides the first indications of how much it will cost when it's available in your area.

The Committees of Advertising Practice have changed the rules relating to the way that broadband providers can advertise the download speeds that are possible using their services. We take a look at what this means for both the ISPs and for consumers.

BT have announced that they are boosting the maximum download speed of their Infinity 1 fibre broadband product to 76mbps. While this will certainly be welcome news for anyone on this package, it also has implications for those on Infinity 2

As of this week, the process to move from one broadband provider to another has changed (in most cases).