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Some 70% of consumers in the United Kingdom would relish more choice of home wireless router when subscribing to a new broadband ISP.

An online poll conducted with 1,450 readers of the ISPreview consumer information website in the United Kingdom has found strong support (71.5%) for broadband Internet access being added to the Universal Service Obligation.

A new survey conducted with almost 1100 readers of the ISPreview.co.uk consumer information website in the United Kingdom has discovered that the country's improving broadband infrastructure appears to be contributing to a change in working patterns

According to a new survey conducted with 1,363 readers of the ISPreview.co.uk consumer information website, over half (65%) of respondents in the United Kingdom claim to be unhappy with their current Internet provider.

A new survey of more than 1480 ISPreview.co.uk readers in the United Kingdom has revealed that 41% of consumers perceived the upstream performance of their Internet connection to be "important", but most ISPs don't even advertise it.

An Internet poll conducted with 700 readers of the ISPreview.co.uk consumer information website has discovered that BT's plan to launch a consumer mobile service may have limited appeal, with just 16.5% of respondents saying they were interested.

A poll of almost 830 readers of the ISPreview.co.uk consumer information website has discovered that just 17% of respondents in the United Kingdom would be tempted to stick with their existing broadband ISP if it also offered attractive Pay TV.

An Internet poll of almost 1400 readers of the ISPreview.co.uk consumer information website has discovered that only 32% of respondents in the United Kingdom received the broadband speed that their Internet Service Provider originally predicted

A new survey of more than 570 ISPreview.co.uk readers in the United Kingdom has found that 33% of people hadn't read the T&Cs for their broadband ISP and the vast majority found related documents to be either too long or too confusing.

The latest poll of almost 830 readers of the ISPreview.co.uk consumer information website has revealed that use of public wifi hotspots is being hampered by tricky registration forms, security concerns and patchy coverage.