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Upgrading to full fibre: all you need to know
Just been told you can upgrade to full fibre? Hooray! Get ready for life-changingly fast broadband speeds. Here’s everything you need to know about what happens next:
We get it, the internet can be a confusing place. So we’ve put together a bunch of simple guides to help explain its more fiddly bits.
Just been told you can upgrade to full fibre? Hooray! Get ready for life-changingly fast broadband speeds. Here’s everything you need to know about what happens next:
Full fibre broadband (also known as FTTP: Fibre to the Premises) is currently being installed across the whole of the UK. That’s great, but what does it mean? Discover what it actually is in the guide.
Full-fibre broadband (also known as FTTP: Fibre to the Premises) is a brand-spanking new technology, but is it all it’s cracked up to be? In this guide, we’ll reveal all you need to know about full fibre.
It’s no secret that the internet is home to some shady characters, but staying safe online doesn’t mean that you have to turn your entire computer off Instead, be mindful and take a look at these 7 top tips for staying safe online.
If you’re considering changing your broadband plan, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by the number of different deals on offer, and the range of different speeds available. Discover Cuckoo's guide to good broadband speed.
Mobile Wi-Fi (also known as MiFi) is a way to get online and create a Wi-Fi hotspot that doesn’t involve using a traditional home broadband connection. In this guide we explain how MiFi works, and compare it to traditional broadband.
Most mobile phones have the function to allow devices (such as desktop computers, laptops or tablets) to connect to it and share a Wi-Fi connection. Discover how to do it.
There are a variety of ways that you can boost the Wi-Fi signal in your home and there are different things you can do depending on the problem you’re experiencing and the home you’re living in. Discover how in our handy guide.
So, picture this, you’ve just joined the flock and you’ve bought your own router to squeeze every single bit of bandwidth out of your line for intense gaming sessions. But you’ve run into a problem!