A new partnership between BT and Yahoo will see the telco's Openworld service rebranded as BT Yahoo. The deal, announced on Monday, means BT will end its alliances with some existing partners as it ...

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BT customers across the UK have been left frustrated as thousands reported being unable to access their emails or connect to the internet on Saturday morning. The issues began around 5am, with over ...

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A new service from BT that could pave the way for a "two-tier" Internet was defended by the company today, saying that it would not harm UK broadband users. Content Connect is a service for media ...

Switching internet service providers (ISPs) can save you money on your broadband. It’s also an opportunity to get a connection to better suit your needs. As perhaps the best-known name in UK telecoms, ...

UK consumers have finally got their hands on the artificially intelligent Amazon Echo device but not all of them are impressed. The cylinder-shaped device, which costs £149, has been slammed by BT ...

BT plans to remove usage limits on four of its broadband packages, which it has been advertising as 'unlimited' even though they are capped. The move on Wednesday comes as advertising watchdogs ...

A fast, reliable broadband is crucial for catching the start of Marvel's Loki TV show, stomping noobs in Call of Duty online, or scrolling through your social media without buffering or lag. You might ...

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Subscribers to British Telecom's BT Infinity Internet service have found themselves unable to access games that use Ubisoft's UPlay DRM, according to numerous Internet reports, and neither BT nor ...