15th February 2008
You know what it’s like, another day, another commute to work, another set of roadworks somewhere along the way. Chances are they’re probably working on the telecoms cables beneath the surface.
However, the idea of running a fibre-optic network ben...
14th February 2008
So Valentine’s Day is upon us, and it seems more and more of us are moving away from the traditional flowers and chocolates.
In an age where you can now send virtual e-valentines through e-mail and themed text messages to mobile phones, many are choo...
13th February 2008
Which of your mobile phones’ features do you consider the most important? From the design of the keypad, music capabilities, GPS system or perhaps just the ease at which you are able to make and receive calls?
Now imagine you had mobile phones which ...
13th February 2008
As mobile phone technology continues to advance in order to meet demand for fast connections and cheaper calls and text messages, many companies are now experimenting with methods of improving connection and speed for their users.
We are now able to ch...
13th February 2008
A series of events themed around safety on the Internet is being aimed at both children and parents in an attempt to raise awareness of dangers and risks on the Internet.
With broadband connections available more freely nowadays and more of us now havi...
13th February 2008
Since the introduction of file-sharing and peer-to-peer networking, there have been constantly reported high profile legal struggles between the music industry and internet providers.
And now internet providers face potential changes to procedure due t...
11th February 2008
You know what it’s like, when you need to make that all important call whilst out shopping or when your car breaks down, and all of a sudden you’re the battery on your mobile is flat as a pancake.
There are many methods available for charging our m...
11th February 2008
If you’ve ever had to use your mobile phone whilst on holiday, you know there’s probably going to be a hefty bill waiting for you upon your return.
Travellers face the prospect of hefty bills upon returning home due to roaming charges, coupled with...
11th February 2008
With a fluctuating economy leading to uncertainty in the housing and borrowing markets, many people are struggling to keep their finances in order.
As mortgage rates and loan repayments increase, many who have several borrowing plans are now turning to...
11th February 2008
Imagine the scenario if you will, you’ve applied for a loan or mortgage and are earning enough to meet repayments.
You may already be making plans for where to prioritise the finances and are waiting for that acceptance letter to arrive.
The mail ...
10th February 2008
As interest rates continue to fluctuate, rates on loans and credit cards are subject to change during these difficult times.
And now more of us face having to evaluate our finances in reaction to these changes, such as double checking repayment amounts...
10th February 2008
As the numbers of university applicants increases each year, so the levels of student debt across the country also see rises.
The average student now leaves higher education with debts of more than £10,000, and these figures are predicted to rise, wit...
07th February 2008
As a result of increasing interest rates and other economic changes, many of us are now turning to some means of borrowing in order to get our finances in order.
By combining existing debts into affordable loan schemes, borrowers can take some of the h...
06th February 2008
With the credit crunch hitting the UK economy, many borrowers and homeowners are feeling the squeeze of rising rates and unmanageable bills.
As more borrowers are struggling with debts – made up of credit cards, rises in energy bills and complication...
06th February 2008
Some of us feel we need a little extra help when it comes to affording certain things – from cars to payments on a house.
And with a wide variety of different financial options to suit different spending plans, taking out a loan to help your finance...
