- 99% UK coverage
- Broadband speeds on the move
- Simple to install
- Compatible with any PC, laptop or Mac
- Can be used on multiple pc's
- No phone line required
- Next day delivery
Mobile Internet
Mobile internet refers to 3G mobile internet access from your mobile as opposed to mobile broadband which is broadband access through a wireless mobile internet dongle or USB modem that plugs into your laptop of pc to give broadband access through the mobile networks.
It is estimated at the end of 2007 around 800 mobile phone subscriptions included internet access. Mobile internet access is growing at a fast pace with an increasing number of phones now including internet access as standard. Mobile internet access was initially driven up by business users but an increasing number of consumers are accessing the internet through their mobiles particularly with the growth in social networking sites. The main providers are 3 mobile internet, Vodafone mobile internet, T-Mobile internet Orange mobile internet and O2 mobile internet.
As mobile broadband sales has increased the various providers have been cutting prices to try and establish a share in this growing market, with prices changing regularly it's important to shop around to get the best mobile internet deal. Use our comparison tables to compare mobile internet deals to find the best option for your broadband usage.
How easy is mobile internet to use?
It is very straight forward, you simply plug your USB modem into your laptop or computer and you will have internet access at broadband speed in no time at all.
Which is the best mobile internet provider?
Take into consideration length of cost, contract length, download limits (if you are a heavy internet user look for higher download limits) and speed. Use our site to compare mobile broadband deals by all of these factors to find the best mobile internet deal for your usage.
Mobile internet coverage
Mobile internet covers 99% of the UK. Speed will vary between areas and typically you will achieve higher speeds in towns and cities that in rural areas. So long as you are within the coverage area you can use you mobile broadband connection anywhere, on the beach or even in the pub!
What happens if I exceed my download limit?
Most providers will charge you if you exceed your download limit with costs varying between providers.
Mobile broadband abroad
You mobile internet connection will work in most foreign countries though additional charges usually apply if you plan on taking advantage of the service outside if the UK
What is the future of mobile internet?
Mobile broadband usage is growing very rapidly with some analysts predicting it could overtake fixed broadband services as early as 2010. The mobile providers are working hard to increase speeds which should steadily increase over the next few years as the providers work on their infrastructure.
Broadband Expert 2008 Mobile Broadband Awards
The Broadband Expert 2008 Mobile Broadband Awards recognise the top mobile broadband providers across a number different categories including. The awards are based on over 4,000 mobile broadband users we have questioned and through our own extensive research.
Mobile Broadband Award Winners:
Best Overall Provider: 3 |
Best Coverage: Vodafone |
Best Value: 3 |
Pay as You Go: 3 |
Fastest Actual Speed: Vodafone |
Best Laptop Bundle: 3 |
Customer Satisfaction: T-Mobile |
Fairest Pricing: T-Mobile |
Mobile Internet News
Upgraded laptops to be offered with mobile broadband contracts
According to recent reports the laptops that are offered with certain mobile broadband contracts are set to be upgraded, offering users increased convenience and advanced technology.
Many people have become used to the free laptop deals that mobile broadband providers offer to those that take out certain mobile broadband services, and these deals have become popular amongst those that want to sign up to mobile broadband services and start using their service right away, as the package comes with everything that they need to get up and running with their mobile broadband service.
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Samsung NC10 offered by Vodafone
Mobile communications giant Vodafone is offering the new Samsung NC10 netbook with some of its contracts, making it the first UK network operator to offer this model as an incentive.
Recently the Samsung NC10 netbook has hit the UK market, and with its sleek design and many features has become a popular netbook model. It has now been revealed that one leading UK mobile communications giant and mobile broadband operator has become the first UK network provider to start offering this particular model of netbook with some of its mobile broadband contracts.
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Date and price revealed for Hybrid netbook
Both a price and a date for the UK launch of its Hybrid netbook has recently been revealed by MSI, and this model will offer a range of features and benefits.
According to recent reports MSI has recently provided details about the launch of its Hybrid netbook, which is set to become available in the UK very soon. MSI has provided both a launch date and a price for its new Wind U115 Hybrid netbook, and the new model will offer consumers a range of benefits and features for a reasonable price.
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Fold/Unfold laptop to be launched by Asus
Computer manufacturer Asus has announced that this year will see the release of its Fold/Unfold laptop, which will compete against Dell’s Adamo and Apple’s Macbook Air.
According to a recent report the computer manufacturing giant Asus has recently announced that this year will see the launch of a new model laptop that will compete against other high tech laptop models on the market in the UK. Asus is to launch the Fold/Unfold laptop, and this will compete against other models, such as the Apple Macbook Air and Dell’s Adamo.
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Half of Brits are using their work laptop for their own personal use
It has recently been revealed that a massive fifty percent of Brits now feel that they can use their work laptop systems for their own personal use and activities.
According to the mobile communications giant, Vodafone, around fifty percent of Brits that have access to a work laptop feel that it is okay to use the system for their own personal use, with half of Brits using work laptops to conduct their own personal activities that are not related to work in any way.
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