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Virgin Media is sending FREE 43-inch 4K TVs to its customers – how to claim YOURS
You can also opt for a £125 discount on your monthly bills
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TechMillions of Britons ditch traditional landlines for broadband-powered phones ahead of UK 'switch off'
BT says 80% of private and public sector organisations have switched to future-proofed digital phones
TechVodafone brings security boost to thousands of broadband users – at a small cost
While one upgrade is free, Vodafone will charge for its Secure Net Home
TechVirgin Media users can claim a FREE 43-inch 4K TV or £125 discount, but only for the next 24-hours
Generous giveaway must end on May 27
TechWWDC 2026: Apple will reveal blockbuster upgrades for iPhone, iPad, and Mac in hours – what you can expect
Artificial Intelligence, fuelled by a new deal with Google, will be the biggest new perk
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ExpressVPN becomes first-ever VPN to sponsor FIFA World Cup, and it's giving away 50 tickets to celebrate
Ad Feature | Subscribe to ExpressVPN and you'll be automatically entered into the sweepstake

Britons must work with robots in the future, research warns — 'AI is shaping workplace dynamics'
The UK is losing around £10.9bn annually without these skills

Catastrophic attack on critical infrastructure 'is looming and many are not prepared'
An IT outage has sparked payment problems, travel chaos and GP appointment disruption, sparking fears about whether the world is over-reliant on technology

Millions of Freeview users warned of signal disruption — what you must know
You might not be able to watch your shows until Sunday
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Amazon brings Ring’s best features to a much more affordable video doorbell
You could save £126 annually with Blink's new offering

Millions of Samsung TV owners are being treated to FREE extra channels
This includes a host of new sports options
Google Chrome 'maps your daily routine and weekend plans,' study reveals — protect yourself now
Microsoft Edge, Safari, and Firefox are also major offenders