Micro SIM Adaptors – In Stock

October 18th, 2010

We now have stock of MicroSIM (3FF) adaptors. These allow you to use your iPhone 4 / iPad SIM card in a regular phone. For instance if your traveling off the Island and want to put your Manx SIM in another phone, this adaptor will allow you to do just that.

Micro SIM Adapator

Wholesale enquiries are welcome. We are retailing these adaptors at £1.50 inc VAT. Please get in touch to place your order.

High Traffic Load

October 7th, 2010

00:59: This issue has now been resolved.

00:39: Our site is beginning to come back up, and we expect it to return to full health within the next 30 minutes.

Our servers are currently receiving loads in excess of 100x our usual traffic profile for this time of night. We are working to add more servers into the cluster to keep our site healthy and fully functional.

Our support site remains unaffected as does our Twitter feed @BlueWaveIoM

The Inevitable: We’re on Twitter

October 5th, 2010

These days it seems just about everyone has a Twitter feed. For us we wanted more than just another avenue to publish the same old. So, whilst we will be using our twitter to link to this blog, advise on status updates, network upgrades etc, we’ll also be using it to let you know our latest projects and sneak peaks at what’s coming next!

Remember Twitter is a two way medium so get in touch and let us know your thoughts and suggestions etc.

The all important link, we are @BlueWaveIoM.

Scheduled Maintenance: Snaefell East Sector

September 30th, 2010

To advise, we will be upgrading the network at our Snaefell PoP today Thursday 30th September. Affected customers connected to our east facing sector (thats customers in Machould, Laxey, Baldrine & The Braid) will see connectivity down for approximately 1 hour. Business customers, or those with SLA’s over 99.95%, have been contacted with alternative arrangements to ensure continued connectivity throughout the upgrade.

Maintenance Window: 10 AM – 4 PM Downtime: 1 Hour

If you have any questions, please raise a support ticket or contact your account manager.

How Important is Security and Resilience?

September 29th, 2010

It’s no secret that our prices are designed to upset our competitors. Pricing however is just one service aspect you should look for, and arguably to most, not the most important factor. At a time when others are keen to show of their shiny new data centres, and other “bank owned/loaned/funded” infra-strcutre its worth pointing out how our network works and more importantly how its paid for.

The core of our wireless network is based in Communications House, Glencrutchery Road, Douglas. This location was no accident. We chose it for it’s great connectivity, unbeatable physical security (there is a permanently manned police station onsite) and excellent wireless coverage from the sites 45 meter telecoms mast.

We also have a wide geographic spread of PoPs, and currently we are the only fixed wireless operator with a base on Snaefell. Our same commitment to quality and security applies to all sites. Access into equipment rooms is strictly controlled and audited at all sites.

Our network has been built on initial private investment, and continues to expand based on profits generated by our existing operations. We have no outstanding financing on any of our next generation network. Ask your current supplier this uncomfortable question and see what response it generates.

Ask yourself what you’re looking for in a communications company. Our pricing is the lowest, but we also passionately believe our network is the best. Our costs are kept low through efficient network design and the use of our own off-island interconnections.

If you need any further reassurance we offer a full SLA on all our business wireless products. I would welcome any customers of existing ISP’s, both fixed and wireless to get in touch and see how we can cut your costs dramatically and enhance your current offering.

Very best,

Stuart Baggs
Managing Director
BlueWave Communications Ltd