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About 7 million people in the UK have subscription streaming TV services. This figure is expected to increase over time. 

Many people opt for streaming services rather than traditional cable or satellite because it is cheaper and more convenient.

You can spend about  £30 per month in the UK and get all the entertainment and live services you want. 

I was up before you sign up for a subscription you must seek to know the experience of other users.

Britainreviews.co.uk  has all the customer feedback need to know about all the available British streaming services reviews. Good reviews will get to know what other people think of these streaming services. 

The bottom line is we are all looking for is a streaming platform that gives you the best value for money. 

Here is a list of the most consumed streaming platforms of 2021;

1. Netflix

Over 40% of the …

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“Tough times call for desperate measures.” In 2020, various food and beverage industries were hit with the reality of the coronavirus pandemic.

This greatly affected not only this industry but every other sector of the economy. This pandemic caused a major change in business operations as a change in customer demand and uncertainty in the supply market was observed. As a result, these industries have tried to do everything to make sure business processes smooth and prevent a shutdown of their business.

This industry has turned chiefly to technology to combat these challenges. It is the year 2021, and there are loads of impressive technologies the food and beverage industry has incorporated into the business that has made it easier for customers to obtain products and services quite easier and has gained traction this year.

UK.collected.reviews gives reviews and customer experiences on companies in the food and beverage industry. Here, …

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On 27th January 2010, one of the tech experts Steve Jobs stepped onto a San Francisco stage to unveil the iPad. Months after, CNN money came up with a write up with the headline ‘The end of the desktop PC (seriously)’. All these looked like a means to the extinction and death of the personal computer by the year 2020.

According to us-reviews.com, the gradual extinction of PC for a decade was noticed to boil down to the launch of windows 8 which was regarded as a flop thereby slowing down the market for PC- report by IDC.

There were other speculations that the decline in the demand for PCs could be due to the imminent debut of Windows 10, in which businesses may have opted to wait to upgrade their PCs. All these speculations led to the decline in the shipment of PC year over year thereby affecting …

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