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Xmas wireless headaches
Posted by: eusty on Friday, January 04, 2008 - 01:26 PM
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While many got high-tech pressies getting them to work seems to have been
more of a struggle for us Brits. BT have said that nearly a third of the technical support calls
it received on Christmas day were wireless-relate with punters confused over
their new laptops, iPhones and other Wi-Fi devices. Things were not all wireless
related with fifteen per cent of callers having problems with software, ten per
cent with digital hardware and a further ten per cent were having trouble with
new operating systems (i.e Vista).
"This year we received a lot of calls from people struggling to
connect to wireless broadband. People were obviously desperate to get
their new laptops and handheld multimedia devices up and running on the
big day."
"Nowadays if you want to enjoy the features on your mobile device or
laptop you need to get online via a wireless connection to surf the net
or get access to a Wi-Fi network," |
| Emma Sanderson of BT |
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