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According to a study commissioned by iPass, the worlds most prolific, largest commercial wi-fi provider, the UK has 1 wi-fi hotspot per 11 people of the population. This staggering statistic comes to light as the study's results show a blanketing of wi-fi services across most of the developed world.
UK pilots are pressing the government for stricter regulations to be enforced on the use of drones in UK skies.
Research by Global Wireless Solutions (GWS) have discovered that an astonishing 1-in-3 mobile internet tasks have failed, as well as 1-in-7 failed voice calls on London's busiest rail commuter routes.
Skype's Raison d'être was always to provide the best free video and voice calls across all of its assets and has done rather well in maintaining a reasonable level of quality across a very demanding and expectant space.
Technology giant BT has run into technical problems that could possibly dent the company’s hopes of dominating the lucrative mobile phone market in the near future.
Flagging phone manufacturer Blackberry have released a new phone called the 'Passport' which features a curious square screen and physical keyboard which is also accompanied by touch screen controls.
With 50 days until the end of what has so far been an amazing journey for all those taking part we have decided to celebrate such a momentous occasion by exploring and detailing a little bit more of some of the awesome prizes we are giving away to those having lucky days.
At the end of last week we covered the release of the highly anticipated iPhone 6. Apple certainly did a great job with their usual razzmatazz at product launch but with Apple fans the world over all vying for the latest piece of must have hardware many tech savvy people probed the new iPhone’s credentials and found it wanting.
Just over a week ago we reported on Samsung and LG's consorted efforts to disrupt Apples impending product launch party.
Not long ago we reported on the news that Three Mobile had finally provided Wi-Fi services for their users on the London Underground. Now more than 100 stations allow mobile phone users to access their own networks at stations.
