There has been so much speculation and controversy surrounding both of the browsers, that it is quite hard to tell which one will actually end up winning the war, both have their benefits and both have their target markets. But let’s just take a closer look.

If your business is serious about Internet connectivity, you cannot seriously consider DSL or cable, which are worlds apart from a T1 line in terms of performance, reliability and 24×7 bandwidth availability. Find out why in this article.

Broadband continually is being changed and altered in order to better it on many fronts. Improved speed, improved convenience, and improved price rates are the three areas that see constant activity as various technological leaps and brilliant marketing plans alter the way in which we view our broadband.

Wireless is the new kid on the block that seems set for greatness. How could it not be, after all, when it offers various degrees of freedom that previously simply did not exist?

As we progress from dialup modems to high speed ADSL connections, the obsession with internet speed is matched only by the seemingly endless real need for more speed. At some point or other, most everyone has suspected that their internet connection may not be performing as well as it should be, and generally the first port of call to address such suspicions would be taking one of the many broadband speed tests that are widely available online. How does it work?

As one of the leading suppliers of broadband internet, AOL is an established name in such circles with a formidable reputation. However just because they have been around for the better part of a decade, does that mean they offer the best deals? Are they being upstaged by the new up-and-coming broadband providers that seem to offer mind-boggling packages at incredibly low prices?

Where other broadband providers focus on packaging and pricing, Virgin instead has a decidedly unique focus: speed. Surfing the internet through Virgin is more akin to riding waves using a rocket than a surfboard, as it utilises the latest fibre-optic technology in order to provide speeds that are above and beyond anything that the competition has to offer. For any heavy internet user, the opportunities that such speeds offer are almost too good to be true, and the temptation is definitely way too strong to deny.

Seemingly, every other day or so there is a new broadband service that has somehow taken root during the night. Of course, with every new service come the predictable spate of new offers and the plethora of reasons given for why customers should flock to their service as opposed to pre-existing services.

For many companies the prime criteria in making this decision is …. network uptime. If you’re running a 24×7, mission critical (lifesaving, or 24 hour corporate) infrastructure, it pays off highly to use both Tier 2 (for cost savings, generally speaking), a Tier 1, and even a backup network of Tier 3. But, watch your technology.

Bandwidth and price are not the only things to consider when choosing an ISP. When picking between a Tier 1 and a Tier 2 provider there’s much more to making a good choice. Here’s the how and why of that decision….part II.

Bandwidth and price are not the only things to consider when choosing an ISP. When picking between a Tier 1 and a Tier 2 provider there’s much more to making a good choice. Here’s the how and why of that decision.

Metro Ethernet is rapidly growing in popularity among businesses, becoming the “next big thing” in access services. Why? Two reasons are cheaper prices and faster speeds.

Are you trying to find a friend’s phone number online? A high number of people now use a cell phone, which means the chances of finding it are better than ever. This article will present up to date information on how to find a friend’s phone number free online. Take some time to read it to the end and you will be glad you did.

In this short write up, I will provide a quick and useful guideline on free searches made to find people online. Take some time to read right to the end and you will be glad you did.

How is data from Internet transferred to your PC? Network Interface Card, also know as NIC, is designed for this purpose. It connects the Internet to PC or any other computer to transfer data. Even the routers use similar mechanism to transfer data between each other. Many companies use NIC for their data centers. In this article you’ll find out how the NIC works.

Budget broadband providers have for some time now been making a quick buck because their customers need to use their expensive technical support numbers. But BT looks set to change all this with their recently introduced free technical support system.

If the slow download rate of your broadband connection is driving you up the wall, now is the time to think seriously of changing to a faster option and saying good bye to all that frustration. We give you the latest news on the many exciting choices available.

What is MPLS? We identify what MPLS is and its role in setting up your business’s network infrastructure. MPLS is the “next big thing” so be sure you know what it is and how it can play an important role in the success of your business.

This article talks about an added feature in e-commerce that creates a more realistic experience for online shoppers.

Do you know that it is very simple to make money by finding customers for MyWirelessRep! If you are a representative of this company, then there is an opportunity to earn money to every sign ups you get. It is very simple, the more customers you have, the more money you earn. Don’t forget that it is impossible to make money if you are still and expecting customers to come into your website. It is you who can drive customers into your website and earn money from it.

This article covers how to turn your mobile phone into an email tool that is more powerful than Blackberry. Best part is, all the resources mentioned here are free.

You may be one of the thousands of people that upgraded their broadband connection to wireless which lets you access the web anywhere in the home, but are you leaving yourself open to fraud? Around 5m households now have wireless - or “Wi-Fi” - internet access. However, about half of these have not protected their connection.

There are many types of broadband providers out there, I know because I’ve used quite a few personally at home and in work. In the next few pages I will give you my personal opinion of each and give you the pros and cons on each of them.

This article gives information on the different web services available.

This article talks about the different advances in the e-commerce industry such as online shopping carts.

As the name suggests, TalkTalk is hardly one of the many fairly similar broadband services that sprout up every so often. For one thing, it offers its broadband services free of charge, and that alone is enough normally to have most drooling around the mouth.

Seemingly, every other day or so there is a new broadband service that has somehow taken root during the night. Of course, with every new service come the predictable spate of new offers and the plethora of reasons given for why customers should flock to their service as opposed to pre-existing services.

Where other broadband providers focus on packaging and pricing, Virgin instead has a decidedly unique focus: speed.

As one of the leading suppliers of broadband internet, AOL is an established name in such circles with a formidable reputation.

As we progress from dialup modems to high speed ADSL connections, the obsession with internet speed is matched only by the seemingly endless real need for more speed.

Wireless is the new kid on the block that seems set for greatness. How could it not be, after all, when it offers various degrees of freedom that previously simply did not exist?

Broadband continually is being changed and altered in order to better it on many fronts. Improved speed, improved convenience, and improved price rates are the three areas that see constant activity as various technological leaps and brilliant marketing plans alter the way in which we view our broadband.

Things have come a long way in a short space of time, as far as the internet is concerned. I remember the days when we had 56k (and less) connections, and at that time it was the best we had, but for anyone who enjoys modern fast internet connection speeds of 2mb and more, it does not bear thinking about going back to the speeds we used to have. There has never been a better time to get in on the action.

Is your business considering an upgrade to a T1 line? If so, there are a couple of factors to consider before replacing your DSL connection.