Archive for July, 2006
The “802 Standards”
0 Comments Published July 24th, 2006 in the following Categories:Big Picture || Wireless Networking
A “standard” is like the building inspector’s code. It sets forth the rules that you must follow in order to produce something — a home, for example — that is useful and safe.
In computer networking, the 802 standard (so named because it came into being in February of 1980) sets forth the rules you […]
- Get the Highest Speed Out of Your Wireless Computer
- How Do Wireless Networks Work?
- Wi-Fi Networking: What to Look For: Range, Speed and Standards
- Upgrading Your Used Laptop to Window’s Vista
TDS’ John Hodgeman explains Net Neutrality
0 Comments Published July 21st, 2006 in the following Categories:Big Picture || Video
“It’s a little-known fact that President Eisenhower installed an inter-connecting series of tubes in all US homes built before 1957. Go ahead at home, tear up your floorboards, you’ll see what I’m talking about….I can wait here while you do it. So anyway, if the Net Neutrality Act fails, get ready for the excitement of […]
- How to share my laser jet printer with other computers
- Why Aren’t You Using RSS?
- Has Apple cracked the TV-PC barrier?
- How to Stop Spam in your Email
Emails And Network Security
0 Comments Published July 20th, 2006 in the following Categories:Big Picture || Network Security || Anti-Spyware Software || How To... || Anti-Virus Software || Groupware Applications || Anti-Spam
by Andrew Corner
With the number of small, home-based businesses at present, computers and the internet are fast establishing themselves as essential tools for business management. But the active use of computers in business as means of banking and other financial transactions has attracted unscrupulous individuals. These individuals come up with programs and viruses that are […]