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Website developer George Botelho thinks Bermuda is woefully underserved when it comes to website presence. Mr Botelho has run web development company Advanced Services, based on Church Street, for the past 11 years. Since the pandemic struck, he ha...

Competition may be about to heat up in Bermuda’s telecommunications sector with three companies seeking to join the market. Cable & Wireless Network Services, Horizon Communications and Paradise Mobile have applied for licences from the Regulatory Au...

Students will find a way to be mischievous, even when learning remotely. Coral Wells of ConnecTech and her crew discovered that when they launched a series of online mini coding classes on Tuesday. “Some students are making faces into the video came...

Reported hostility shown to telecommunications workers making network repairs has been condemned by the Regulatory Authority. The incident was reportedly related to concerns that 5G services were being introduced, the RA said today. The regulator st...

There’s nothing worse than having your mobile phone or computer die in the middle of a global crisis, especially if you are trying to work from home. But tech repair firm Prime Consultants Ltd are still open for business. In fact, founder and manager...

Bermuda’s telecoms and energy watchdog has taken swift action to protect consumers and small businesses during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Regulatory Authority has issued the Regulatory Authority (Covid-19) Emergency General Determination 2020, which ...

Radio frequency fields from mobile phones are “possibly” carcinogenic to humans based on an increased risk of certain brain tumours, according to the World Health Organisation. University of Albany, New York professor David Carpenter, believes the W...

Some customers of One Communications Ltd, including Rubis Energy and Bermuda Gas, experienced problems due to a service outage on Tuesday and yesterday. A pole fire was said to be the root of the problem, with technical crews sent out throughout Tues...

Police and fire services along with other Government bodies now have a “state of the art” public safety radio system. Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, said the digital system worked better and would cut radio costs by 60 per cent over...

Compensation for customers who lose broadband and telephone services is to be added to a draft consumer protection document. The Regulatory Authority said it would revisit its Preliminary Report for the Principles of Consumer Protection for the “sign...

Cash will be invested in information technology to boost government efficiency, the finance minister pledged yesterday. Curtis Dickinson made several references to the need for more effective ways of working in his Budget speech. He told the House of...

Automatic compensation for customers who suffer a loss of broadband or telephone service, missed appointments or delays to a new service, is to be considered by the Regulatory Authority. It has reopened the Preliminary Report for the Principles of Co...