Dial Up Internet Accelerators

It is widely accepted that dial up is not one of the fastest options available to access the Internet. It takes a lot of time to establish a connection. In a dial up connection, the user, known as the client, sends data to the remote server. This is done through a modem. It is like asking permission to access the Internet and is known as a handshake. It takes a lot a time to send the data back and forth to establish the connection, which is essential to verify the user account information.

ADSL vs. 3G vs. iBurst vs. myWireless

Small businesses that are using a 64kbps leased line connection at 112 000 a month are now saying they would be better off paying a quarter of the price for ADSL even if it means having a less consistent quality of service.

How Does A T1 PRI Really Work

Too often when looking for a solution to their communication needs a business will confuse T1 voice applications with PRI or Primary Rate Interface. The key to finding the right answer is knowing what to ask - when - and why.

Broadband: The Death Of Dial-Up?

With today's Web's bells and whistles, broadband has become a necessity to fully enjoy your time online. Will dial-up access survive the ever-growing World Wide Web?

What Are The Benefits of Broadband Coverage

Broadband coverage allows users to communicate in ways that are faster, easier and much more efficient than previous technology. The two popular types of broadband services are Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) and cable television are two areas where broadband has made its mark.

DSL Broadband Can Make Life Faster

You're ready to start your business day, done with breakfast and you turn on your computer and your Internet connection is as slow as a snail. It's true, DSL is much faster then a dial-up Internet connection, but is it all it's cracked up to be?

Is Cheap Broadband Really Worth It?

When it comes to choosing a new broadband package, price is not the only thing that should be considered. You also need to take into account exactly what you could be sacrificing in the name of cheap internet, or the extra benefits you could get for just a few pounds more. Here is a list of the most important things to think about.

Internet Speedup

If you're getting sluggish performance despite a broadband account, a quick fix will most likely speed up your browsing and protect you from some Internet scams to boot. It will work whether you’re on a DSL or a dial-up connection and whether you’re on Windows, Mac OS, Unix or Linux. And the best part is, it’s free. The solution is called OpenDNS and here’s how it works.

The Future of Wireless Communications and Broadband Internet Access

Wireless communications technology has scaled new highs over the past decade, and continues to change the way we live. The marriage between the newest Wireless Mesh Networks and WiMax technologies seem to drive communications and broadband internet into the remotest areas of developing countries.

Managing Bandwidth

Most companies are faced with the problem of a bandwidth allocation that seems to mysteriously disappear each month. With the dawn of the internet came a host of applications that seem to eat bandwidth like Skype, Napster, interactive gaming, streaming video and audio not to mention multimedia file downloads by employees on the sly.

A Simple Guide to Wireless Networking

Just how does a my laptop connect to the Internet? If it's Wi-Fi enabled you're using a wireless network. Find out just how easy it is to set up you own wireless network at home.

Cheap Dial Up

Dial-up access is a form of Internet access through which, the client uses a modem linked to a computer and a telephone line. This is used to dial an Internet service provider's (ISP) node to set up a modem-to-modem link, which is then routed to the Internet. In spite of widely available broadband Internet access, a number of people around the world still prefer to connect through dial-up. This is for the simple reason that they do not have access to, or are unable to pay a large amount for an expensive fast Internet connection.

How Do You Turn A DS3 Circuit Into 28 T-1 Lines

You ordered a DS3 circuit to replace the 20 T-1 lines you currently have. You face a number of issues related to the equipment you use and limitations of the carrier you ordered the circuit from. Ultimately, you need to have 28 T-1 lines from the DS3 circuit. What equipment do you need? How should the carrier set up the DS3 circuit for you?