tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-57221041573668560452011-07-07T16:34:22.034-07:00My commentary and discussion about broadband and DSL Internet connections, tech, services, reviews and tips.Newshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13745382046199465386noreply@blogger.comBlogger61100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5722104157366856045.post-78378744091211504452010-08-01T08:02:00.000-07:002010-08-15T08:08:07.610-07:00

Well, I got my new iPhone4 cell phone and it is a very useful tool. As for the internet connection, it is pretty easy to use. When you move into a hotspot you are asked if you want to connect to the wifi network available. If a password is required you need to enter it. If you are not in a wifi covered area, then with the iPhone4 (and other iPhone cell phones), you can connect by the 3G

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With the gathering momentum of personal web browsers on phones, broadband and DSL technologies are coming to the fore. Broadband- providing high speed internet access right from the cell phone, with the Android and iPhone operating systems on hand held cell pones. This is my blog devoted to these emerging technologies.

Newshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13745382046199465386noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5722104157366856045.post-4902258284627160242006-12-18T21:41:00.000-08:002006-12-18T21:50:18.367-08:00

OK, You've got your broadband connection, now what do you do? If your house is hooked up with a wired network, you can start plugging in your computers. However, if you are like most people, the choice is stringing cable or going wireless. My preference is wireless. It actually is a lot easier once you give it a try. It also looks better since you do not have to drill and pull wire, or run

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The widest use of broadband for residential use is for connecting up to the Internet. Most websites these days are too demanding for a dial-up connection. So a lot of newcomers here are looking for a guide on the terms and options for residential connectivity. Here is an article that covers the different options.I want to explain further How To Choose The Right Residential Broadband Service

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For the more techie readers of this blog, here is a good article I found on upcoming developments in new DSL Technologies.Consumer Demand Drives Development of New DSL Technology by Scott BestWith ever growing demand for better and faster access to the internet by consumers, major technology companies are rushing to develop new technologies to meet these demands. But there have been problems

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Starting up my blog, I thought a nice guide to different terms used in Broadband and DSL would be a good starting place. I found this little article, which gives a quick brief guide.Broadband FAQ: Answers To Basic Questions About Broadband by Brayden Eckles* What is broadband?In the internet world, broadband refers to the process of sending and receiving information at very high speeds through a

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