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ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) is a communications technology that provides fast data transmission over standard copper telephone lines - faster than any conventional modem. Also, the service is always on and is usually charged at a flat rate regardless of time spent online.

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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 31st Jul 2005 15:45 UTC (New Mobile Computing) After part I , there is now a part II of "Installing and Configuring PC-BSD". In part II, the author explains how to install more fonts and how to configure printing and scanning.

3G services 'largely unused' in Aust (Stuff) A third of Australian consumers own a 3G-capable phone but two thirds of these do not use the available 3G services, a new report has revealed.

Web users left in the dark (The Mercury) MANY Tasmanians are unable to use the most popular and cost-efficient internet access because technology installed by Telstra in the 1990s is now redundant.

GAO Tek Announces ADSL Tester For xDSL Applications (TestandMeasurement.com) GAO Tek Inc. has released a new ADSL Tester - GAO332 ADSL2+ Tester. GAO332 ADSL2+ Tester is designed to meet urgent needs for xDSL tests. And xDSL includes ADSL, ADSL2, ADSL2+ and READSL. It is a total solution for xDSL installation & maintenance

Billion Bipac 7402GX (Personal Computer World) If your broadband connection is prone to occasional service outages, or you simply want the security of a failsafe option, the Billion Bipac 7402GX can hook you and your home or office network up to the internet via both ADSL and 3G.

BT offers Wi-Fi based mobile broadband (TechWorld) Better than Fusion - but that's not saying much. BT has tried again with a mobile broadband package that uses Wi-Fi to provide outdoor services to its existing ADSL customers. At £30 a month, the price could be a barrier for non-BT customers, but it could be popular as a £5 extra for people already paying for BT broadband.

Second BBVA Foundation study on the Internet in Spain (EurekAlert!) Madrid, May 7, 2008.- The BBVA Foundation presents the results of its “Second Study on the Internet in Spain” based on a wide-ranging survey into how Internet is being used, its impact on different areas of life and what users see as its main strengths and critical areas.

Modems 'easily hacked' (News 24 South Africa) Some Telkom modems are easily hacked, according to an IT expert, but Telkom says it has been informing clients on how to protect themselves.

Research and Markets: 2008 Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband in Latin America Report Contains a Comprehensive Analysis of ... (Broadcast Newsroom) DUBLIN, Ireland, BUSINESS WIRE -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c91172) has announced the addition of 2008 Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband in Latin America - Geographic to their offering.

Subscribers give Omantel's new ADSL facility the thumbs-up (Zawya) 05 May 2008 MUSCAT: Oman Telecommunications Company (Omantel) has commenced a new concept of internet network with the launch of new hi-speed internet (ADSL) service to keep pace with the modern times.