Archive for November, 2008
The internet has become part of our daily activities. Whether you just want to surf the net for fun, play games, Research, work, trading, shopping, meeting other people etc.. We are now depending on the Internet to do most of our activities. The Internet is absolutely a faster way to get things done.
It is very costly today to get online while The Consumers are looking for better, faster and more reliable Internet access. Most importantly a Nationwide High Speed Internet that is Mobile. I said “Mobile“. Not Hotspots or WiMax. They don’t have the time to chase spots to get connected Online. They want to be Online and stay Online without any interception. Well it is finally here and they are currently finalizing their Final Test. A Wifi Corp is Planning to roll out their new Nationwide Wireless Internet Service hopefully by the end of 2008.
A Nationwide High Speed Internet at a T1 and or T3 access speed both upload and download. T1 up and down or T3 up and down with more exciting news the retail price is anticipated to be $19.95 a month Unlimited time of usage with no Contract, no equipment to purchase or lease and no fees to the Consumers. If you ever had to stay home from work to meet with a Technician to show up to your home. In some cases two people have to miss work for one visit where some of Us do not like the idea of being alone with a stranger in our homes. There will never be a time again to give a stranger accesss to your home once you go Wireless. The Wi-Fi Company will also offer a landline phone First Class “IP Telephony” with the Wifi Internet for an additional $9.95 a month.
A Nationwide Ultra High Speed Internet with an upload and download speed of a T1 and or T3 with a First Class IP Telephony for less than thirty bucks a month. Will there be a need for cell phones? A question in millions of people’s mind. With today’s Technology where there are many Apps program online you can use free of charge to make your phone call once you are already Online.
For the newest update on the Nationwide T1 wifi High Speed Internet. The service can be launch anytime or any moment. The Affiliate program to Market the service is only through ItsYourNet LLC and they are giving $50.00 to all free Members that signup as a free Affiliate Today untill IYN decide to completely close Affiliate Program which may happen just before the launch.
Pretty soon this is goingto make news Worldwide. Not only for the great service the Consumers will have availlable to them but more from network marketers and JV’s that will start whining and complaining why the Affiliate progam for such opportunity is close. and the simple answer to that is they had five years to join for free and even earn their first 50 dollars for just becoming a free member. Earn your first $50.00 here
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Posted in wifi | No Comments »
I have dsl modem connnected to the wireless router for all the laptops in the house. I also have a desktop computer connected directly from the wireless router. If I unplug the desktop computer from the wireless router it should still work for all the laptops in the house, right?
ASCII art time:
DSL router—–Wireless router –(WLAN)– (Laptops)
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…………………….(Wired LAN)
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……………………….(Desktop)
If this accurately describes your network, then disconnecting the desktop will have no affect on the laptops.
Posted in dsl | 4 Comments »
I have a regular phone line I need connected to my computer and DSL modem. I will also have a recorder set up between the phone and computer.
What ever your reason for doing this, it won't work.
POTS lines are not compatible for direct connection to DSL Modems.
If you have a "Dial-up Modem", then you can connect a phone line splitter in the phone line to the Dial-up Modem – but I don't think you can use a phone recorder in this configuration, unless there is a telephone on the other side of the Dial-up Modem card in your PC for talking when the PC is not connected to the dial-up Internet.
More information is really needed to more clearly answer your question.
Posted in dsl | 2 Comments »
I have a regular phone line I need connected to my computer and DSL modem. I will also have a recorder set up between the phone and computer.
What ever your reason for doing this, it won't work.
POTS lines are not compatible for direct connection to DSL Modems.
If you have a "Dial-up Modem", then you can connect a phone line splitter in the phone line to the Dial-up Modem – but I don't think you can use a phone recorder in this configuration, unless there is a telephone on the other side of the Dial-up Modem card in your PC for talking when the PC is not connected to the dial-up Internet.
More information is really needed to more clearly answer your question.
Posted in dsl | 2 Comments »
I like to know the mps speed you have and how much you or your parents pay for that high-speed internet?
I ask this, because there seem to be a lot of whiny folks who want an xbox, and want xbox live, and they are upset their parents (during this time of recession) can’t give it to them.
Not surprise about the whinning losers. Xbox Live is full of them. I was playing Madden, and the douche bag quit the game just as I was winning.
We get our internet from comcast, my dad has a home business so, we write the internet off as a business expense. I think it cost about $56 dollars a month.
Posted in high speed internet | 4 Comments »
I like to know the mps speed you have and how much you or your parents pay for that high-speed internet?
I ask this, because there seem to be a lot of whiny folks who want an xbox, and want xbox live, and they are upset their parents (during this time of recession) can’t give it to them.
Not surprise about the whinning losers. Xbox Live is full of them. I was playing Madden, and the douche bag quit the game just as I was winning.
We get our internet from comcast, my dad has a home business so, we write the internet off as a business expense. I think it cost about $56 dollars a month.
Posted in high speed internet | 4 Comments »
I like to know the mps speed you have and how much you or your parents pay for that high-speed internet?
I ask this, because there seem to be a lot of whiny folks who want an xbox, and want xbox live, and they are upset their parents (during this time of recession) can’t give it to them.
Not surprise about the whinning losers. Xbox Live is full of them. I was playing Madden, and the douche bag quit the game just as I was winning.
We get our internet from comcast, my dad has a home business so, we write the internet off as a business expense. I think it cost about $56 dollars a month.
Posted in high speed internet | 4 Comments »
I live in Strathalbyn South Australia and I want to get rid of my home phone line as I rarely use it – but still want to be able to access broadband internet …what are my options and which would be the cheapest for me to do?
Well, a regular phone line would only give you a slow dial up connection anyhow. If you had a modern laptop, that would let you get free broadband, if an unencrypted signal is in range.
Of course, you can also just take a laptop to a wi-fi spot nearby.
But, here’s a gizmo to help you to ELIMINATE your phone bills…
http://www.magic-jack.info/
This is a new service that lets you make unlimited long distance calls for FREE! But, this does require a broadband connection.
It’s using USA phone numbers, but if both parties have one, you can make unlimited free phone calls on any phone back & forth.
You might be able to order a DSL “dry line” (or “naked loop”) so you get broadband, but without any phone service included. At that point, you can use a Magic Jack (or Skype for free too!) as your phone. I love mine at only $19.95 a YEAR for a phone line.
Good Luck!
Posted in broadband | 4 Comments »
I live in Strathalbyn South Australia and I want to get rid of my home phone line as I rarely use it – but still want to be able to access broadband internet …what are my options and which would be the cheapest for me to do?
Well, a regular phone line would only give you a slow dial up connection anyhow. If you had a modern laptop, that would let you get free broadband, if an unencrypted signal is in range.
Of course, you can also just take a laptop to a wi-fi spot nearby.
But, here’s a gizmo to help you to ELIMINATE your phone bills…
http://www.magic-jack.info/
This is a new service that lets you make unlimited long distance calls for FREE! But, this does require a broadband connection.
It’s using USA phone numbers, but if both parties have one, you can make unlimited free phone calls on any phone back & forth.
You might be able to order a DSL “dry line” (or “naked loop”) so you get broadband, but without any phone service included. At that point, you can use a Magic Jack (or Skype for free too!) as your phone. I love mine at only $19.95 a YEAR for a phone line.
Good Luck!
Posted in broadband | 4 Comments »
I live in Strathalbyn South Australia and I want to get rid of my home phone line as I rarely use it – but still want to be able to access broadband internet …what are my options and which would be the cheapest for me to do?
Well, a regular phone line would only give you a slow dial up connection anyhow. If you had a modern laptop, that would let you get free broadband, if an unencrypted signal is in range.
Of course, you can also just take a laptop to a wi-fi spot nearby.
But, here’s a gizmo to help you to ELIMINATE your phone bills…
http://www.magic-jack.info/
This is a new service that lets you make unlimited long distance calls for FREE! But, this does require a broadband connection.
It’s using USA phone numbers, but if both parties have one, you can make unlimited free phone calls on any phone back & forth.
You might be able to order a DSL “dry line” (or “naked loop”) so you get broadband, but without any phone service included. At that point, you can use a Magic Jack (or Skype for free too!) as your phone. I love mine at only $19.95 a YEAR for a phone line.
Good Luck!
Posted in broadband | 4 Comments »
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