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    11May, 2022
    ISP Review – News

    ISPreview UK Top Broadband ISP Internet Service Provider Information Site

    • UK ISP Grayshott Gigabit Launch Cheaper Broadband Social Tariff
      by Mark Jackson on 16/08/2022 at 14:34

      Broadband ISP Grayshott Gigabit, which is deploying a new gigabit-capable Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network across rural parts of East Hampshire, the Surrey Hills and surrounding areas, recently became the latest UK provider to launch a cheaper social tariff – called ‘Connect‘ – for those on certain benefits. At present the operator, which seems to be adopting

    • CityFibre Prep £9.5m Gigabit Broadband Rollout in Sittingbourne
      by Mark Jackson on 16/08/2022 at 09:27

      CityFibre UK has today announced that their long-held plan to deploy a new gigabit-capable Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband ISP network across the Kent (England) town of Sittingbourne, which is expected to cost £9.5 million, will finally get underway “later this year“. At present the details are rather limited and we don’t yet know who CityFibre has

    • County Broadband Get NGE to Build Norfolk’s Rural Full Fibre Network
      by Mark Jackson on 16/08/2022 at 08:52

      Rural UK ISP County Broadband, which is currently building gigabit speed Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) networks to over 250 villages across Norfolk, Essex, Suffolk, and Cambridgeshire in England, has today announced that they’ve appointed civil engineering firm NGE to help expand their coverage to 20,000 premises in Norfolk. The proposed deployment forms part of the provider’s pre-existing

    • Ogi Name 38 Towns and Villages in Wales for FTTP Broadband
      by Mark Jackson on 15/08/2022 at 23:01

      Broadband ISP Ogi has today published the next phase of their rollout plan for South Wales, which will see their full fibre network coverage jump from a handful of communities to 38 (c.80,000 premises). All of this forms part of their £200m plan to extend a Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network to 150,000 premises by 2025. At

    • ISP Quickline Open New HQ to Support Ultrafast Broadband Rollout
      by Mark Jackson on 15/08/2022 at 10:25

      Alternative network provider Quickline, which runs a mix of Full Fibre (FTTP) and Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) based broadband networks across parts of Lincolnshire, Lancashire and Yorkshire in England, has today opened its new headquarters in East Yorkshire. The move is said to signal the start of a “huge expansion” for the company. The operator

    25May, 2022
    Router-Mods new website is now LIVE

    We have been working hard to develop our fancy new website and we are now pleased to announce its live and online.

    However there is still work left to be done! Please forgive us if some information is missing/incomplete, we are still working hard.

    Let us know if something isn’t working as it should or if you find any imperfections on our website.

    We appreciate your custom and apologise in advance for any inconvenience this may have caused. Please feel free to reach out to us if you cant find the relevant information you’re looking for.

    15Apr, 2022
    Router-Mods, New website development.

    Router-Mods is working on developing a brand new website.

    Expected completion date is end of May 2022. This new website will have a better, friendlier user experience with a more streamlined & optimised experience for potential customers. Some of the key features are as follows.

    • Faster order processing
    • Better stock management
    • Automated dispatch with popular couriers
    • Automated order processing
    • Additional payment methods
    • better blog and RSS feed integrations
    • Integrated review system with Google and Facebook
    • Allows users to comment or post reviews directly on the website

    Development is already underway and a new post will be posted once the website is live.

    11Apr, 2022
    Router-Mods Environmental Changes

    Router-Mods Changing packaging & printed guides strategy to reuse and reduce waste. Helping the environment.

    Packaging Strategy:

    In today’s society, helping the environment in every way we can is at the forefront of our minds. Recycling and reusing materials are something that we should all be doing, by way of habit. At Router-Mods, we feel passionate about doing our part for the environment. We want to educate everyone on how we will reuse materials for shipping their parcels.

    What are the benefits of of reusing materials for shipping?

    To send a parcel or package uses a lot of different materials such as cardboard, paper, polystyrene and bubble wrap. All of these materials can easily be reused by simply saving the materials that you have received within a parcel.

    Reusing materials of any kind cuts down on the amount of waste, that ultimately would otherwise use up more space in landfill sites. As well as helping the environment. Please forgive us if your order is not in a crisp new, unbranded box, but at least you know why.

    Printed user guide Strategy:

    Currently router-mods provides printed user guides to each customer who purchases any type of modification service. This in turn wastes ink, and materials. In this digital era, where practically anything can be obtained via the intranet, we feel its time to help the planet where possible.

    Router-Mods have taken the initiative to stop all printed user guide production and offer all user guides as a downloadable PDF document that will be found within the product descriptions in our website shop. This update will be rolling out over the upcoming weeks.