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Dial-up Connection
Downloads IYSoft Dial-Up Connection is a program helps you to get a connection to Internet easier and make Internet access a more simple process. IYSoft Dial-Up Connection is a utility monitoring your Dial-Up Networking connections and creates a detailed log...
[June 1, 2000, 8:00]
Dial-Up Solutions
Downloads Dial-Up Solutions was created to provide internet users with an affordable, easy to use, complete solution to everyday dialing activities. Dial-Up Solutions can handle all of those tasks and much more.
[March 28, 2000, 8:00]
Dial-up fades away as broadband pulls ahead
News Telecoms regulator Ofcom published figures on Wednesday showing that broadband take-up has continued its steady increase in both businesses and homes, while dial-up is in decline. Similarly, the percentage of home users subscribing to broadband has...
[June 3, 2004, 15:45]
Microsoft concedes dial-up patch problem
News Users need to do more about security prevention, but Microsoft admits that getting the latest update patch from the Web is not always easy for consumers connecting via dial-up links. This is particularly a problem for the 67 percent of the UK...
[June 14, 2004, 9:25]
WorldWebAccess MAC Dial Up Accelerator
Downloads Accelerator works its magic by utilizing a vast network of caching servers around the US and a compression algorithm to increase the speed of your dial-up connection. Speed up your Internet connection with the WorldWebAccess Internet Accelerator.
[November 2, 2005, 7:00]
Virgin Net unveils dial-up service
News Virgin Net offers a nationwide dial-up service for £10 a month and includes a limited amount of content as well as a range of utilities. Richard Branson's long awaited Internet service was launched today.
[November 19, 1996, 20:31]
Broadband Britain to overtake dial-up
News Latest figures from the Office of National Statistics show that broadband is poised to overtake dial-up as the most popular way of accessing the Internet in the UK. The ONS reported on Monday that, in April 2005, 49.2 percent of UK Web users were...
[June 20, 2005, 13:55]
Miliki Dial-Up Accelerator
Downloads Miliki Dial-Up Accelerator works with all types of modem connectivity (including wireline, wireless and satellite) and modem speeds (14.4K, 28.8K, 56K and ISDN). Send and receive e-mail with attachments up to 14 times faster.
[August 9, 2003, 6:58]
UK dial-up use 'down but not out'
News Broadband services have begun to eat away at the traditional dial-up market in most Western European countries, but dial-up services will be a significant market for some time to come -- and are continuing to grow in some countries -- according to...
[January 16, 2004, 13:55]
Broadband booms as dial-up declines
News Official figures released this week illustrate the massive boom in broadband take-up that took place in 2002, and also show that dial-up use is slowly declining. Over the same period, dial-up connections -- covering both pay-as-you-go and unmetered...
[January 22, 2003, 11:44]
Hacking goldmine as BT publishes remote dial-up numbers
News These tariffs do not apply to national and local ISP dial-up numbers, and BT has said that the purpose of its list was to make its BT Together customers aware of numbers that they would have to pay extra to call.
[March 25, 2002, 18:00]
Dial-up dissatisfaction will keep broadband booming
News Although little has changed in the substance and quality of narrowband service, dial-up subscribers are increasingly judging the quality of their connection based on the perception of what broadband has to offer," Greeson added.
[August 13, 2003, 18:05]
Dial-up fades away as broadband pulls ahead
Talkback I have Broadband and I run XP but tell me .when will the updates security patches and bug fixes EVER end. I have Norton 2004 updated regularly and Zonelab Pro Firewall. Nevertheless Micro$oft cries daily
[June 13, 2004, 21:08]
Dial-up fades away as broadband pulls ahead
Talkback "Anyone selling broadband access, at a minimum, should be pointing to firewalls, antivirus software and the latest Microsoft software patches," said Cluley. I don't use Windows. Why would I want a Microsoft security patch?
[June 3, 2004, 18:04]
Dial-up dissatisfaction will keep broadband booming
Talkback It's about time Australia got it's act together with Broadband. With high prices, bandwidth caps, and charges of $140 per Gigabyte if you go over the cap, the country will lag (no pun intended) behind the rest of the world in Broadband growth.
[August 14, 2003, 8:05]
Broadband Britain to overtake dial-up
Talkback This means that many web pages can only be accesed via braodband - dial up or GSM/GPRS just aren't enough. One worrrying trend was highlighted in your article - increasing use of high-bandwidth graphics and animations for no good reason.
[June 21, 2005, 11:01]
Microsoft concedes dial-up patch problem
Talkback quote":Why doesn't MS do this with security updates, service packs and patches? their answer: costs to deliver and if we keep it online we can circulate patches faster.my counter offer: a$$clowns.by keeping it online you can keep tabs on us.
[June 17, 2004, 9:17]
Microsoft concedes dial-up patch problem
Talkback Great, CDROMs the vast majority of those people wont know about, never mind actually bother with. Perhaps MS should also reconsider their refusal to allow magazine's to include windows updates on their cover CDs.
[June 15, 2004, 18:30]
Microsoft concedes dial-up patch problem
Talkback Remember when MS used to distribute its latest IE browser on a CD enclosed with your favorite computer magazine? Why doesn't MS do this with security updates, service packs and patches?
[June 14, 2004, 18:03]
Microsoft concedes dial-up patch problem
Talkback Too late. Already loving BSD, Linux and OS X. Windows blows.
[June 14, 2004, 14:52]
