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Four in five consumers say mid-contract mobile and broadband price rises are unfair as millions face hikes next April
Four in five consumers say mid-contract mobile and broadband price rises are unfair[1], as 25 million mobile users and 10 million households on broadband deals face hikes...
Uswitch comments on Apple TV+ price hikes
Nick Baker, TV and streaming expert at Uswitch.com, comments: “As the cheapest of the mainstream streaming services, Apple TV+’s 40% price hike will be a big blow to its UK customers...
Uswitch responds to the increase in CPI figures for UK inflation
Richard Neudegg, director of regulation at Uswitch.com, comments: “Today’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures for inflation will make unhappy reading for many broadband and mobile...
Uswitch comments on Netflix launching a new ad-version to their subscription options
Ernest Doku, streaming and TV expert at Uswitch.com, says: “Falling Netflix subscriber numbers in recent months have shown that the nation’s streaming habits are not immune...
Fibre or Fibber: Nine million broadband customers don't believe they get the speeds they pay for
With many broadband customers braced for hefty inflation-linked price rises early next year, over nine million say they are not getting the speeds they believe they signed up for...
Seismic Vodafone and Three merger could be much-needed shot in the arm for UK’s 5G network
Ernest Doku, telecoms expert at Uswitch.com, comments: “Two of the UK mobile market’s biggest players teaming up would be a huge shake-up to the industry...
Uswitch expert comments on the launch of Sky Stream
Ernest Doku, telecoms expert at Uswitch.com, comments: “The launch of Sky Stream is a bold move, suggesting Sky has listened to consumer demands for greater...
Delayed Kick-Off: FIFA-loving gamers to spend over 90 minutes waiting for new release to download
Gamers buying FIFA 23 this Friday (30 Sept) will spend nearly two hours downloading it on an average broadband connection – longer than a real-life football match...
Bournemouth supporters will spend 241% more per game to follow their team on TV than Premier League giants
Fans of the Premier League’s newly promoted teams face paying £35 per game to watch them play on pay-TV and streaming services this season - three times more than the biggest...