Piers Morgan ruins the internet for an entire village for months
A mysterious old TV interrupts broadband for a whole village!
Twitter investigates racial bias in photos
Social platform under fire after users discover algorithm favours images of white people.
Read: Twitter investigates racial bias in photosIs UK broadband fit for a work from home world?
As more people work remotely post-lockdown, can the country's web infrastructure cope?
Read: Is UK broadband fit for a work from home world?The UK regions with the slowest average broadband speeds revealed
Read: The UK regions with the slowest average broadband speeds revealedIs Call of Duty bad for the environment?
New survey says that online game playing could be harmful to the environment.
Read: Is Call of Duty bad for the environment?What SSL means – and why it’s about to change
With forthcoming changes to the way websites are secured, it’s important to know what SSL means and why it matters to consumers
Read: What SSL means – and why it’s about to changeCould sewage pipes improve UK broadband?
It might seem bizarre but proposals being considered by the government may see it happen!
33% of UK suffered poor connection during lockdown
A new survey says a third of us have suffered from unreliable internet during the pandemic.
Read: 33% of UK suffered poor connection during lockdownHyperoptic gift broadband to Birmingham children.
Fibre broadband firm provides free laptops to ‘disadvantaged children’ in Birmingham.
Read: Hyperoptic gift broadband to Birmingham children.Amazon to launch satellites into space!
Read: Amazon to launch satellites into space!Another Zoom security flaw means hackers may have spied on calls
A previously unknown weakness left users vulnerable to hackers.
Read: Another Zoom security flaw means hackers may have spied on callsGoogle staff to work from home until July 2021
Google have been praised for transparency...for once!
Read: Google staff to work from home until July 2021Amazon boss admits shady data use to the US congress
Jeff Bezos admits to more questionable business practices before congress subcommittee
Openreach’s rural fibre roll out at risk!
BT warns lack of government support is putting roll out at risk.
Read: Openreach’s rural fibre roll out at risk!Why is the UK’s broadband infrastructure so patchy?
Britain's broadband is an amalgam of cabling and connections stretching back many decades
Read: Why is the UK’s broadband infrastructure so patchy?What the fourth industrial revolution means for you
Read: What the fourth industrial revolution means for youWhat are the differences between Cat 5 and Cat 6 cables?
As the only physical bridge between your router and web-enabled devices, the differences between Cat 5 and Cat 6 cables are worth understanding
Read: What are the differences between Cat 5 and Cat 6 cables?Video doorbells: do you need one?
Video doorbells have been touted as the latest advance in smart home security, but there are important factors to consider
Read: Video doorbells: do you need one?Home broadband speeds are improving – but how quickly?
It’s comforting to know our internet is getting faster, but progress still lags behind Government targets.
Read: Home broadband speeds are improving – but how quickly?Does every new home now have gigabit broadband access?
Housebuilders will soon be legally obligated to ensure new homes receive gigabit broadband access, preparing residents for a connected future
Read: Does every new home now have gigabit broadband access?Did anything exist before the World Wide Web?
It’s increasingly hard to remember life before the World Wide Web, but contrary to popular opinion, the internet wasn’t born in 1991
Read: Did anything exist before the World Wide Web?How did we end up with the QWERTY keyboard layout?
Read: How did we end up with the QWERTY keyboard layout?A brief history of search engine optimisation
Read: A brief history of search engine optimisationWill we ever have a universal file storage platform?
Read: Will we ever have a universal file storage platform?The biggest malware threats of 2020…so far
It’s been a year few of us will forget in a hurry, and we're only halfway through.
Read: The biggest malware threats of 2020…so farHow a docking station can transform your laptop
Read: How a docking station can transform your laptopHow old is the internet?
Read: How old is the internet?Alternative computer operating systems to Windows
Read: Alternative computer operating systems to WindowsBT launches second line service
BT launches second broadband home line service for the new crop of home workers.
Read: BT launches second line serviceWhat will 6GHz home broadband mean for consumers?
Read: What will 6GHz home broadband mean for consumers?Things you can (and can’t) do with Amazon Alexa
Read: Things you can (and can’t) do with Amazon AlexaStudy unsurprisingly shows WiFi usage increased during lockdown.
A study by Opensignal found wifi usage increased but 4G speeds fell.
Read: Study unsurprisingly shows WiFi usage increased during lockdown.What is Signal and why are protesters using it?
WhatsApp has lost it's status as privacy go-to since Facebook's acquisition.
Read: What is Signal and why are protesters using it?Do copper phone lines have a future?
Read: Do copper phone lines have a future?What is the splinternet of things?
The internet is increasingly fractured - is the IoT doomed to fail?
Read: What is the splinternet of things?Zoom might not be as safe as you think!
Zoom has become an essential tool during lockdown, but there are risks.
Read: Zoom might not be as safe as you think!5G conspiracy theories cause chaos, but why?
More 5G towers have been vandalised in the UK, why are people so scared?
Read: 5G conspiracy theories cause chaos, but why?How does IMAP email work?
Read: How does IMAP email work?Hackers are more active under lockdown
Hacking and scamming on the increase as more people are working from home.
Read: Hackers are more active under lockdownCan home working ever replace commuting?
For millions of UK workers, Spring 2020 has been a wake-up call to the realities of the home office.
Read: Can home working ever replace commuting?How does the UK’s full fibre connectivity compare to European countries?
Election promises feel like ancient history... how does our broadband stack up?
Read: How does the UK’s full fibre connectivity compare to European countries?Zoom burnout? You are not alone.
If Zoom is supposed to be a lifeline during these times, why are we all so sick of it?
Read: Zoom burnout? You are not alone.Celebrating forty years of home computing
Read: Celebrating forty years of home computingWorking from home in rural areas: a how-to guide
It's not so much a novelty as a necessity - yet rural workers often suffer the worst levels of internet connectivity.
Read: Working from home in rural areas: a how-to guideCan you run a business from a laptop?
Does increased portability make up for what laptops lack in hardware power?
Read: Can you run a business from a laptop?Can the internet cope with mass self-isolation?
With traffic at unprecedented highs, can the web's infrastructure cope?
Read: Can the internet cope with mass self-isolation?UK ISPs remove data caps during pandemic
The UK’s biggest broadband providers have agreed not to limit internet allowances during the current crisis.
Read: UK ISPs remove data caps during pandemic