Zen Blog: Stay Informed

If only broadband was simple. Buy a product, plug it in, away you go… Well, actually, it is pretty straightforward, but there are a range of different types of connection. The challenge comes in wading through all the jargon so you can better understand which is the right one for you...

Paul Smith was one of the first Zen customers to connect to our latest gigabit-speed broadband over the CityFibre network. He shared his experience from ordering the product through to installation and the speeds he is now getting...

75% wouldn’t buy a home with poor internet connectivity, while Brits on average would pay an extra £1500 for a home with full fibre. Read on for the full results of our survey...

If you’ve had to close your doors, or otherwise limit your business in some way, we’re sure that each landmark on the road out of lockdown can’t come soon enough. Here are a few hints to help make the transition easier...

The next 2-3 years might bring some changes to the way your connectivity and voice services are delivered. As the old copper-based network begins to disappear, if you haven’t already, you’ll need to start looking at some of your options for transitioning away from legacy technology...

When you’re thinking of moving home, there’s usually a long list of things to look for. However, one thing that’s becoming increasingly important to home movers is the availability of a good internet connection. In fact, it can often make or break a potential move...

By late 2023 you’ll no longer be able to buy old copper-based services, and by the end of 2025 they’ll be switched off altogether. But that’s not the whole story...

When we talk about the impending switch off of analogue (PSTN and ISDN) telephone services, it’s easy to make the assumption that businesses are fully prepared. However, our own research indicates that, for example, 17 per cent of large businesses are unaware that PSTN and ISDN products will no longer be sold from 2023...

If you own any Apple devices, you may have noticed recently that they now provide a warning when you’re connecting to what is considered an insecure network. So what’s the deal, should you be concerned, and is this only about Apple devices?

We’re delighted to now be part of the B Corp community. We’ve joined a growing number of companies who are dedicated to a better way of doing business...