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Cafe Scientifique talks open you up to a world of fascinating new subjects. A 45 minute talk is followed by a Q&A with an expert in one of the chosen fields for this season's talks.
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An American company called Rootmetrics will be carrying out an Islandwide survey of all mobile phone networks early in the New Year says MP.
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Having been contacted by a number of constituents complaining about the poor Vodafone service on the Island, the Island’s MP, Andrew Turner, invited representatives from Vodafone to come to the Island to talk to a number of concerned Islanders who had contacted him about the issue.
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An Inquiry has been launched into the rollout of rural broadband as the Government introduce 'digital by default' for agricultural support payment applications.
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Any 4G is welcome on the Isle of Wight, but we've been left scratching our heads over where EE have decided to place their first 4G site on the Island. Has one of their directors got a holiday home there?
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Around the world, including on the Isle of Wight, inspirational women in science, technology, engineering and maths are being celebrated.
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Tablet-based service, Breezie, makes going online far easier for older people who are less familiar with the Internet.
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One of the first beneficiaries of WightFibre's new faster broadband speed will be the Island’s fastest public hotspot at JR Zone.
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Cafe Sci talks offer fascinating insights into subjects you may know a little or not much about. The talks are easy to follow and there's always a chance to ask questions of the expert afterwards in the Q&A session.
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This scheme being rolled out by Vodafone could be a great thing for mobile phone users on the Isle of Wight, but it requires Islanders to get involved in order to make it happen.
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Following the announcement made by the council in May, the first rural broadband cabinets are now being installed to serve properties in Shorwell and Shalfleet.
