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What You Need to Know About VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol)
In recent years, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) has become a popular alternative to traditional phone systems. VoIP technology allows users to make phone calls over the internet, rather than using traditional copper wires. There are several benefits to using...
The Impact of Telecoms on Your Business
Telecommunications, the transmission of information through various communication channels, has revolutionized the way businesses operate. The impact of telecoms on your business is undeniable, providing your organisation with a range of benefits from increased...
Update from Think: Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Think want to keep you informed about our plans and response to the evolving Corona Virus / Covid-19 situation. We already have in place a robust plan to support our customers retaining the highest level of uptime, resiliency, and availability. We are, naturally,...
How to Divert Your Business Calls
How To Divert Your Business Calls It is highly likely that all business large and small will need to consider and implement a mobility strategy for its telephony at some point. Being able to quickly address the issue to ensure that inbound calls from customers are...
Technical Support at Think Telecom
Here at Think Telecom we pride ourselves on 1st class technical support drawing upon many years of experience. When you call in to speak to a technical agent you can be confident that we will get to the very bottom of your issue quickly and take the necessary action...
Speed Degradation Over Fibre Broadband?
Yes, believe it or not your super-fast broadband may not in fact be that fast at all. Again, dependent on good old Openreach connectivity from the street-cab (PCP) to your property, you could be suffering still because of the wires in the ground (or the wires above)....
Dual Band Routers (2.4GHz/5GHz)
Here's some food for thought when looking at WiFi related issues. Are dual band routers the best solution for you? Or should you stick with 2.4GHz - all this depends on may factors you need to consider. The 5 GHz signal, being a higher frequency than 2.4GHz, will drop...
Up to 17meg broadband….? Why ‘up to’?
Well, the long and short of it is pretty much relating to where you live from your local telephone exchange, and of course your internal wiring but let's assume that you only have 1 master socket in your home and all is good with your internal wiring. I hear many...