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BT has announced its latest router, called the BT Smart Hub, and claims it has the most powerful Wi-Fi signal of all its broadband rivals, to ensure a connection that's even faster and more stable.

00:01, Mon, Jun 20, 2016 Updated: 11:59, Mon, Jun 20, 2016 BT broadband customers are about to enjoy a significant boost in their Wi-Fi speeds thanks to a new and improved home internet hub. The new ...

The Home Hub 5 is a compact, stylish and remarkably well-specified router. Limited client support for 802.11ac Wi-Fi at present Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or ...

If your plethora of wireless devices are clogging up your intertubes and causing dropped connections, BT may have the solution in the form of its third-gen Home Hub router. When he's not testing the ...

BT is bringing high-speed Internet access to the home, under the frustratingly misleading brand name 'Infinity'. Offering initial speeds of up to 40Mbps, it uses fibre-optic cable to pump the Web from ...

Wi-Fi routers might not strike you as the most exciting of gadgets, but occasionally one comes along that makes us sit up and remember that they aren’t always just beige boxes collecting dust in the ...

BT’s claim—in an ad fronted by Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds—that it has “the UK’s most powerful Wi-Fi signal” is misleading, Britain’s advertising watchdog ruled on Wednesday. The former state ...

BT Infinity 40Mbps is a typical fibre-to-the cabinet system that’s a good indicator of similar hybrid fibre connections from other providers. It comes with an 18-month contract with a 40GB download ...

British Telecom has announced it is readying a 300Mbps broadband internet service for deployment later this year. The service will use Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) technology and initially be ...

BT is giving away its entry-level superfast broadband product Infinity 1 free for the first six months. While customers will still have to pay line rental – charged at £15.99/month until December 1, ...