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8/12/2009
What is the Fast Transfer Service (Rapid Transfer?)
A fast transfer service - or a rapid transfer as it is also commonly referred to- is a transfer from one Australian broadband provider to another without down-time. Many major Australian broadband providers have signed up to an agreement allowing rapid transfers to or from their services. If your current broadband provider is a participant in the
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8/12/2009
Broadband Internet in Australia
Broadband internet use in Australia is growing fast as more Australians realise the advantages that a high speed broadband internet plan has to offer. Broadband internet in Australia is offered by a rage of providers and includes ADSL, ADSL2+, Cable Naked DSL and Mobile Broadband plans. The major Australian broadband providers and their plans are
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8/12/2009
How Does Broadband Internet Work?
An ADSL, ADSL2+ or Naked DSL broadband connection uses the existing copper wire for your home telephone service to transmit data to your broadband modem. Your modem connects to the internet via the copper line and translates the data for your computer to browse the internet. An ADSL broadband service is always on so you no longer need to connect
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8/12/2009
Digital Radio
The increasing popularity of high speed broadband internet connections has allowed a variety of new internet applications including the most recent explosion of internet radio services. There are now thousands of online radio stations to choose from, all streaming live to cater to a growing variety of musical tastes.  Online radio is generally
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8/12/2009
Do I need a Home Phone service?
Ed Note: For a more recent article on this subject, please follow the link below: Why Do I Need to Pay Line Rental?        ********************************************************   A lot of people are confused about the difference between ADSL and Naked DSL. They're essentially the same service. For an ADSL (or ADSL2+) connection, you are
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8/12/2009
Securing your Wi-Fi network
Many users with broadband internet connections will have a wireless router that allows them to connect to the internet wireless around their home. One problem with a home Wi-Fi network is if it is not secured properly it may let others use your internet as well. This can mean your internet connection is slower than it should be and you may end up
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