Right now it’s looking like an overwhelmingly convincing argument that BE Broadband are the best deal of the moment, but only if you are lucky enough to live in an area where it’s enabled. That’s because they’re using the new 24Meg system which is a step up from normal broadband, and it’s only been introduced in certain telephone exchanges, mostly in the higher density population areas, but by no means not all of them. The BE Broadband package is for the up to 24Meg internet connection, unlimited transfers with no caps, limits or traffic shaping and costs £17.50 a month on a 12 month contract. Even if you can’t get the 24Meg yet, you’ll still get 8Mb or whatever your exchange can handle, and then be all set up for when the new faster internet comes to your exchange. BE are rolling out the new service to exchanges nationwide and you can check your own exchange to see when the new BE fastest broadband deals are coming to you, if not already.

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The best broadband deals.

Many new ADSL and 3G/HSDPA products were launched recently including Wireless Broadband Providers

You can read more of their work and choose from the UK’s best broadband deals, and see the new fastest broadband comparison.

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Peter Chou is CEO of world No.1 smartphone maker High Tech Computer. The Taiwanese company is launching its Diamond touchscreens  later this year, and expecting over 3 million in sales.

[Peter Chou, CEO, High Tech Computer]:
“We put tremendous software effort in this product to try to really make mobile Internet workable, so we see 2008 is the year HTC will take a major step forward to actually make mobile Internet usable and
fun.”

Nokia and Blackberry are also reportedly preparing touchscreens, as the high-speed phones allow video watching and music, as well as truer Internet connectivity.

Japan’s eAccess uses HTC phones and Chairman Sachio Semmoto says touchscreens will bring mobile broadband to the masses.

[Sachio Semmoto, Chairman, eAccess]:
“The iPhone is one tool; Diamond is another tool. Those kinds of smartphones, which are suitable for broadband appetite, are going to be increasing position for coming years.”

Apple has signed deals to bring the iPhone to selected Asian nations but not Japan, where it’s talking with top player NTT DoCoMo and No. 3 Softbank on a deal to enter the 100 million-user market.

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Virgin has been trying to calm the internet revolt against them for saying they would limit users’ internet access for commercial ends, stating “We’re not suggesting there will be any denial of access to those who don’t want to pay.” and then going on to confirm their previous anti-net neutrality statement: “VM could offer content providers deals to upgrade their provisioning if they want to ensure best access to to broadband subscribers.”. They did not comment on their earlier statements about putting non-premium content providers on their slower “bus lanes”.

A BT spokesperson gave us the following statement:
“… Unlike Virgin, we think the bandwidth we provide our users should be equal for all services and if services like the BBC iPlayer put too much strain on the bandwidth, both ISP’s and content providers should educate the users on that issue so that users know when and why they may have to upgrade their account for more bandwidth if it exceeds ‘fair use’ terms. We always bear the consumer in mind first and have no plans to prioritize traffic from third party companies. We welcome all the Virgin customers who left because of the net neutrality issue and offer ‘neutral’ bandwidth.”

Update: Sky has now also responded to us with a somewhat vague statement: “As video usage grows, it’s natural that there will be a debate about the best way to invest in additional capacity. We want to be one of the UK’s biggest and best ISPs so we’ll always be guided by the desire to meet customers’ needs for a high-quality internet experience.”

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