Superfast 4G mobile broadband will be launched on the Island in the coming weeks.
Manx Telecom will be the first to launch the service which is seven times faster than the current 3G.
Customers on the pay monthly tariffs, who have a smartphone, will automatically get 4G access at no extra cost.
Due to the extensive coverage the Isle of Man will be ahead of the current service being provided in the UK.
Marketing director David Smith says most people will be able to benefit when it's rolled out:
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