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Compare satellite and DSL Internet connections before purchasing Internet service. Both options offer high-speed connections. Satellite and DSL providers typically offer allow users to buy the necessary equipment or pay a monthly fee. Both charge a monthly fee for Internet access. There are differences to consider between the two... more »
Most people working for an extended period of time around the Internet have heard the term "T1 circuit" and interpreted it to mean that it was a fast connection to the Web. It is much more than that. It is, and has been, one of the prime workhorses of the communications industry since the 1960s---well before today's Internet came into... more »
Wi-Fi is a term that refers to wireless Internet connection. Many people use Wi-Fi when away from home or office Internet connections. Due to the demand of constant connectivity, many companies offer free Wi-Fi services to their patrons. According to current statistics, there are over 24,000 free Wi-Fi hotspots throughout the... more »
A download speed tester tests the speed of your Internet connection by downloading a temporary file to your computer's hard drive. The download speed tester times how long it takes for the temporary file to download through the Internet connection onto your computer. The tester will issue a report that tells you how fast your Internet... more »
For millions of individuals across the world, the Internet has become a way of life. Where once people used the Web as a handy reference tool, now many people cannot fathom life without it: they pay their bills, do their holiday shopping, order prescriptions and even pay their taxes--all from the comfort of their own home. As more and... more »
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