Introduction to OneStream Broadband OneStream is one of the UK’s fastest-growing broadband providers, offering affordable fibre and full-fibre broadband services to homes across the country. Built on major UK broadband networks, OneStream has gained popularity by combining competitive pricing with fast download speeds and simple switching processes, making it an attractive alternative to larger providers. …Read more.
EE Digital Home Phone is EE’s internet-based home phone service, designed to replace traditional copper landlines as part of the UK’s ongoing transition to digital telephony. Instead of using the old Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), calls are routed over a broadband connection, allowing customers to continue using a home phone service as analogue networks …Read more.
If you’re an EE customer with a traditional landline, you may have recently received a letter or email explaining that your phone service is being moved to Digital Home Phone. This is part of the UK’s nationwide switch-off of the old copper telephone network, which is affecting millions of households across the country. Many customers …Read more.
With the UK PSTN switch-off now less than a year away, millions of households are looking for a replacement for their traditional landline. Residential VoIP providers offer a flexible alternative, allowing you to keep your phone number, reduce costs and make calls over your broadband connection. As the traditional phone network (PSTN) gets phased out, …Read more.
For many years, Plusnet customers have enjoyed straightforward broadband packages, competitive pricing, and reliable service. That’s why many people have been surprised to learn that Plusnet is no longer offering traditional home phone services and is encouraging customers who still want a landline to move to EE instead. While moving to EE may be the …Read more.
If you’re wondering whether you can use your own router with EE Digital Home Phone, the short answer is: not fully. EE’s Digital Home Phone service is closely tied to EE’s own broadband hardware. While you may be able to use a third-party router for internet access in some setups, EE’s digital voice service typically …Read more.
EE 5G Broadband gives you fast home internet without needing a traditional phone line or engineer-installed fibre connection. Instead of using the old copper network, EE’s 5G router connects wirelessly to the mobile network, making it a popular option for homes looking for quicker setup and more flexible broadband. But one question many people ask …Read more.
With a lot of people signing up for VoIP, one of the most frequent questions we get asked is – Do You Need Fibre for VoIP? VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) can work extremely well on many standard broadband connections, including FTTC (fibre-to-the-cabinet), standard home broadband, mobile broadband, and even some rural wireless connections. For …Read more.
For many elderly parents and grandparents, the home phone is still an important part of daily life. It’s familiar, reliable, and often the easiest way for family and friends to stay in touch. However, across the UK, traditional landlines are being phased out as part of the nationwide landline switch-off. This means the old copper …Read more.
If you’re switching to EE Full Fibre, one of the first questions you’ll probably ask is: “What happens to my landline number?” The good news is that in most cases, yes — you can usually keep your landline when switching to EE. While EE Full Fibre no longer uses traditional copper phone lines, home phone …Read more.