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The results from 830 respondents to our latest monthly (Feb 2012) reader survey has revealed that almost three quarters (71%) of respondents would be willing to pay more to upgrade their current service with a reliable superfast broadband (25Mbps+) connection, yet over half (55%) still point to a lack of availability as being the main barrier to their adoption.

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BT's new Fibre Voice Access (FVA) product, which allows ISPs to offer voice (telephone) services over fully fibre optic broadband lines (i.e. FTTP but not the FTTC service), has now become available as part of an 'Early Market Deployment'.

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ISP Vispa has today launched its new UK 'Business ADSL-Bonding' service, which can deliver a huge boost to broadband download and upload speeds by bonding up to six phone lines together.

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Scientists have development a method of spinning / twisting radio signals (like a vortex) so that more data can be pushed down the same frequency, which could have significant implications for telecommunications and WiFi networking.

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An allegedly "small number" of Sky Broadband customers in the UK are currently suffering from slow speeds and high latency as a result of "congested" telephone exchanges, unfortunately the problem could take well over a month to fix.

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CityFibre Holdings has managed to secure its "first" multi million pound investment from Citigroup, which will help it to deploy ultrafast metro fibre optic broadband services in several UK cities.

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Ofcom has launched a new Action Plan to tackle BILL SHOCKS from mobile phone and broadband operators, which comes shortly after its own UK study found that 1.4 million mobile phone customers could have been affected by similar problems.

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