High Speed Internet

For much of the world, high speed Internet access has made surfing the Internet both faster and more fun. The ability to use the Internet without tying up a phone line is the key to success for many businesses. High speed Internet allows computers in the same home to share a connection with no noticeable degradation of performance. more »

There are many benefits for upgrading from dial-up Internet service to high-speed service. Qwest partners with many Internet service providers, but its high-speed Internet service comes with a few installation techniques. more »

To set up a router for high-speed Internet, you don't need extensive computing skills or even a certification in networking. You can learn how to hook up your router--wireless or wired--to your high-speed Internet, secure it and configure your computer to read it properly. more »

Free wireless high speed Internet (WiFi) can be found in places like airports, hotels, coffee shops, pubs, and even some outdoor settings like parks and beaches. New developments in wireless technology make it possible to access high speed Internet anytime of the day or night--if you have the right equipment. more »

Decide on the type of service you want. There are different advantages to each of the different varieties of high-speed Internet. Cable Internet has great download speeds but tends to slow down at peak traffic hours. DSL, or digital subscriber line, has exceptional uploading speeds and can often be bundled with your telephone service,... more »