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	Questions about Connecting

What is broadband? Broadband is a fast, permanent internet connection. You can get broadband via ADSL, cable, 3G or satellite... (1 page)

How does broadband actually work? Broadband works via an ADSL connection, which uses your existing phone line. Unlike a dial up connection, you can make calls while you are online... (4 pages)

How is broadband different from dial up? Broadband is between 10 and 100 times faster than a dial up connection, but there are other differences too... (3 pages)

How do I get broadband? You can get broadband via ADSL, a cable TV service, satellite or with a 3G card. A good broadband service provider can do everything for you... (6 pages)

What equipment do I need for broadband? You need a new high speed modem for broadband but most probably will get one free when you sign up with an ISP... (5 pages)

How can I stay secure using broadband or Wi-Fi? As a broadband connection is a permanent link to the internet, you should protect your computer from unwanted intrusion... (3 pages)

Why does my broadband slow down or stop working? Broadband connections are generally more reliable than dial-up connections, but sometimes your browser needs different settings for broadband... (3 pages)

What is wireless broadband (or Wi-Fi)? Wi-Fi simply means broadband without the wires. It means that laptops and other computers in your home can share a broadband connection without needing extra cables... (4 pages)

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