What should I do if I can’t access emails?
If you can't access emails, there’s no need to panic – a variety of short-term solutions will help while you investigate longer-term steps
Neil Cumins
Neil is our resident tech expert. He's written guides on loads of broadband head-scratchers and is determined to solve all your technology problems!
Ten tips for reducing router interference
Reducing router interference can significantly improve your wireless connectivity – especially on slower connections
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Slow broadband affects entire communities, so what can you do if you live on a street with inadequate connections?
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Offering broadband in a holiday home is essential for attracting guests and tenants. We outline your main options
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From data harvesting to monopoly concerns, the world’s leading search engine has never been so divisive – so can we still trust Google as a brand?
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With so many variations to choose from, finding the best smart TVs is increasingly a matter of personal preference
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There are numerous translation options on today’s market, but some are more dependable than others
Broadband mid-contract price increases – what’s changed?
Mid-contract price increases haven’t been banned, but they are being more tightly regulated. Here’s what you need to know.
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We’re only five years from the promise of universal superfast broadband, but how realistic is this pledge?
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Cyberattacks became more prevalent than ever in 2024. We explain how to stay safe in 2025.
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Broadband on tap might sound far-fetched, but it’s literally happening after a successful trial on Orkney
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Being able to save on your annual broadband is more important than ever in a time of economic hardship.
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Why are we increasingly using our high-speed broadband connections for 50-year-old retro gaming experiences?
What’s the difference between bytes, megabytes and gigabytes?
Understanding the difference between bytes, megabytes and gigabytes makes purchasing new hardware like phones and tablets much easier
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Why are we increasingly using our high-speed broadband connections for 50-year-old retro gaming experiences?
Read: What’s behind the explosion in retro gaming?I don’t need my website any more – what can I do with it?
Obsolete websites clutter every corner of the internet, but there are proven ways to dispose of them
Read: I don’t need my website any more – what can I do with it?Are you Very Hard to Reach? The UK Space Agency is here to help
The UK Government is attempting to resolve broadband issues affecting Very Hard to Reach households.
Read: Are you Very Hard to Reach? The UK Space Agency is here to helpWhat are ‘social engineering’ scams?
Social engineering is on the rise – we explain how to avoid becoming its next victim
Read: What are ‘social engineering’ scams?How big a threat is spyware?
The spyware threat is real – but there are plenty of things you can do to reduce your risk of becoming a victim
Read: How big a threat is spyware?Coming soon – a national database designed to make broadband more reliable
A national database of underground cables is promising to make broadband more reliable
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If you’re looking for boxsets to binge on as the nights draw in, we have ten left-field streaming suggestions to consider
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Knowing how to choose a web browser for your specific needs can simplify and streamline your online experiences
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You probably haven’t heard of the World Broadband Association, but their mission is to improve global internet access and connection quality
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Knowing how to take screenshots can simplify many aspects of online life, from password management to complaints escalation
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Broadband line speed checks serve numerous purposes – including advising your ISP on where connection problems may lie
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The Wayback Machine is more than just a glimpse of bygone times – it’s a genuinely useful resource
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When online services go offline, the initial response may be more panicked than is really necessary
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It may be tempting to turn your broadband router off overnight, but it’s a bad idea for several reasons.
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Social media algorithms may be designed to reinforce existing beliefs, but they’re also rewiring our brains without us realising
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When used correctly, What3Words can be an invaluable navigation tool, even if you’re not especially tech-literate
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