Ofcom has approved a request by all five of the UK's primary mobile operators ( Vodafone , O2 , Orange , T-Mobile and Three (3) ) to increase the maximum in-band power limit for 3G mobile spectrum licences from 62dBm per carrier to 65dBm. The move could improve voice capacity, Mobile Broadband internet data throughput and in-building signal availability.

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Commuters travelling on the East Midlands Trains service will now be able to access the internet thanks to a new on-board WiFi service, which is free for first class passengers.

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Customers of BT's broadband service, specifically those who also own an iPhone or Android based Smartphone, can now make better use of the ISP's "unlimited" UK Wi-Fi Hotspot access through a FREE application download.

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Labours former Communications Minister and author of the original Digital Britain (June 2009) report, Lord Stephen Carter, has told a Westminster eForum that he does "not agree" with delaying the 2Mbps UK broadband for all (Universal Service Commitment) from 2012 to 2015.

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Mobile-Broadband Network Limited (MBNL), a Joint Venture 3G / Mobile Broadband network sharing agreement between T-Mobile and Three (3) UK that first began at the end of 2007, looks set to be joined by Orange (France Telecom) before the week is out.

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Office for National Statistics (ONS) has issued its 2010 Internet Access - Households and Individuals report, which reveals that 19.2 million households (73%) now have internet access (18.31m in 2009) and 30.1 million adults use it to go online every day.

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The introduction of Ofcom's Draft Code of Practice for tackling online copyright infringement by customers of UK broadband ISPs may have to be delayed. The government had hoped to rush the code, which is a necessary part of the controversial 2010 Digital Economy Act (DEA), into operation next year but the sheer complexity of the process and a number of other issues are believed to be holding it up.

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Broadband ISP supplier Entanet UK has taken a few shots at developments in the USA, which recently saw Google and Verizon moot a highly controversial proposal for tackling Net Neutrality (the principal of treating all internet traffic as equal) that would effectively exclude wireless carriers, potentially creating a two-tier Internet.

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