Yes, you can. WiLine's network is so advanced that you can watch HDTV, talk on the phone and download from the Internet all at the same time. See similar questions...

Yes. SunRocket Service works independently of your computer, so you can make and receive calls while surfing the web. If you've bought your equipment at a retailer you may need a router which will allow you to use your computer and your phone at the same time. Check the packaging for system requirements. No, when you call using SunRocket Service you can use your phone just like you always have - pick it up, dial anyone, anywhere and start talking! See similar questions...

Absolutely! As long as your connection is fast enough and of good quality, you should not see a lapse in either your phone service or your Internet service when you are using both simultaneously. A FRII Voice and Data Consultant can help you determine what type of connection will best meet your needs. See similar questions...

Only V.92 modems or a true broadband connection can do both at the same time. DACOR supports V.92 features on most of our toll free access numbers. We also provide DSL service in these communities. See similar questions...

Yes, you can talk on the phone and use your DSL service at the same time, on one phone line. There's no need to add an additional phone line for EarthLink DSL service. See similar questions...

Yes you can. ADSL uses spare tones on the analogue line that should not interfere with the tones used for voice and fax calls. You will require a microfilter at each socket that is connected to the line and this will ensure that there is no possibility of ADSL tones interfering with analogue calls. Our ADSL package is supplied with a single microfilter however more are available upon request. See similar questions...

Yes. Your High-Speed modem will allow you to access the Internet and talk on the phone at the same time because each feature of your modem is independent. Yes, though the Digital Phone modem itself doesn't support wireless. You will either receive a phone modem in addition to your wireless modem or our technician will make sure your router continues to operate with the Digital Phone service. See similar questions...

Wireless Internet access has been the buzz word throughout the Wireless Industry for years, unfortunately there are a few pitfalls along the way. The first problem is the size of the screen on most phones. In order to view any substantial amount of information it would be necessary to scroll constantly. The next issue is the bandwidth available from the network providers themselves. There is talk of 156kbs coming but at the moment it is not reality. See similar questions...

Yes, the AstraBox has beem build to allow you to surf on the net and used the telephone in the same time. See similar questions...

Yes. ImOn High Speed Internet service does not utilize a phone line so that line remains free. However, Dial Up Internet services will need to use either your existing phoneline or require an additional one be installed if you want a main phoneline to remain free. See similar questions...

Yes, as long as your broadband connection supports at least 90 Kbps upstream, you should be able to make and receive calls and browse the Web at the same time. However, bandwidth intensive applications can cause a temporary decrease in quality of VoIP connections. See similar questions...

Yes, we provide Mobile Internet service, using GPRS technology for Internet surfing and data exchange - e-mails, faxes, pictures, etc. See similar questions...

After checking that the green light on your VoiceWing adapter is “on,” consider rebooting your computer to ensure that your broadband connection is properly installed. If you still cannot access the Web, call your broadband provider for technical assistance. See similar questions...

Yes. Although ADSL shares the same line as the telephone, it uses a different frequency so the line remains free for normal phone and fax traffic. You can talk on the phone and surf the Internet at the same time even if you have an analog line. If you have an ISDN line, you can use both ISDN channels and access ADSL's fast Internet service. See similar questions...

Why not? One night, after eating a bad gyro, a voice came to Jeremy in a dream-like state, saying, "Build a website devoted to an Internet radio show about video games, and they will come." Obviously, he has thin walls and his neighbors have a sick sense of humor. Really, we wanted to make an original website, and we couldn't find anything like this on Google. See similar questions...

You certainly can. ADSL uses a high frequency signal to communicate, high enough that it can be easily differentiated from a normal conversation. Once you attach the filter to your phone it blocks out the high frequency (ADSL) signals so you can talk to your mate no worries while the internet is connected. See similar questions...