Thursday, 28 June 2012
Monday, 18 June 2012
Broadband Llanrwst and Conwy Valley - Vast Improvment #betws #llanrwst
There's been a vast improvement in the broadband service in Llanrwst in the past couple of months.
In February I was getting speeds of 0.8Mb/s
Today it was measuring 17Mb/s for downloading and a excellent speed of 1Mb/s upload.
What are the figures in your area?
Please help me with a survey by testing your speed using this link.
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Friday, 1 June 2012
Groesffordd Caravan Park - Mobile Website
The Groesffordd Caravan Park mobile site is now live
Compatible with iPhone,iPad, Android and Blackberry devices.
Monday, 28 May 2012
Groesffordd Caravan Park - New Website #northwales #website
We are proud to announce the launch of our new website on behalf of
Groesffordd Caravan Park, Glan Conwy.
For more information or if we can help you with your website
and Social Networking please get in touch.
Tuesday, 7 February 2012
Broadband in Llanrwst
Broadband in Llanrwst
In recent articles in the North Wales Weekly News and on the BT website there has been good news about Llanrwst getting faster Broadband. But when will the home user benefit from the upgrading of our exchange?
Llanrwst exchange has been upgraded with a faster copper based network so that companies like themselves and ones that use LLU can bring faster speeds to their customers.
So who provides Llanrwst with the new service?
According to SamKnows.com BT is the wholesale owner of the exchange. The only company that uses LLU and can provide a fast service is Talk Talk.
BT, Plusnet, O2, Eclipse Internet, Orange, AOL a Sky and others provide the usual slower speeds.
According to Broadband Speed Checker Talk Talk can give speeds up to 24Mb in Llanrwst.
The figures on the website vary greatly if you compare advertised, estimated and real speed.
Take the figures of the service that CDCC uses:
Advertised: 20Mb
Estimated: 2.5Mb - 8Mb
Measured (6/2/12 21:00) : 0.8Mb
There is a great difference between the figures but hopefully the new services will improve the results.
Find the speed in your area by using this tool:
We look forward in getting more companies providing faster speeds to the residence and businesses of Llanrwst.
For those who experience really slow speeds the government has schemes to help invest in speeds broadband black spots. Visit the Welsh Government website for more details.
http://www.btplc.com/ngb/
http://samknows.com
http://broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk
In recent articles in the North Wales Weekly News and on the BT website there has been good news about Llanrwst getting faster Broadband. But when will the home user benefit from the upgrading of our exchange?
Llanrwst exchange has been upgraded with a faster copper based network so that companies like themselves and ones that use LLU can bring faster speeds to their customers.
So who provides Llanrwst with the new service?
According to SamKnows.com BT is the wholesale owner of the exchange. The only company that uses LLU and can provide a fast service is Talk Talk.
BT, Plusnet, O2, Eclipse Internet, Orange, AOL a Sky and others provide the usual slower speeds.
According to Broadband Speed Checker Talk Talk can give speeds up to 24Mb in Llanrwst.
The figures on the website vary greatly if you compare advertised, estimated and real speed.
Take the figures of the service that CDCC uses:
Advertised: 20Mb
Estimated: 2.5Mb - 8Mb
Measured (6/2/12 21:00) : 0.8Mb
There is a great difference between the figures but hopefully the new services will improve the results.
Find the speed in your area by using this tool:
Powered by BroadbandSpeedTest
We look forward in getting more companies providing faster speeds to the residence and businesses of Llanrwst.
For those who experience really slow speeds the government has schemes to help invest in speeds broadband black spots. Visit the Welsh Government website for more details.
http://www.btplc.com/ngb/
http://samknows.com
http://broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk
Monday, 5 December 2011
Amazon Kindle - the perfect Christmas Gift #perfectchristmasgift
The new Amazon Kindle is:
30% lighter than the original
18% smaller
Reads like paper
Uses WiFi
Holds about 1400 books
A perfect gift for the avid reader.
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