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.

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.

Yes. Your telephone line is your connection to the Internet and the data flows to and from your computer, via the telephone line through your modem. Once your telephone connection has been broken, you are no longer connected to the Internet.

Yes, because DSL services allow voice and data signals to travel over your telephone line at the same time. No more disconnecting from the Internet to make a call. Now you can stay in touch with friends, relatives or business contacts no matter how long you or someone else is on the Internet.

Most of the content contained within a given DeskSite program is instantly available, even when you're offline. However, you can also link to content on the web which will be displayed inside your DeskSite product. You receive this notification when you have clicked on a hyperlink (within a DeskSite program) and your computer is not connected to the Internet (i.e., in order to view web-based content you must be online).

Pay Per Head, your players have one account number for both telephone and internet wagering. They can make telephone wagers on their internet account, but the telephone wagering minimum will be in effect.

Internet ADSL service will not only provide you with the convenience of browsing the Internet while being able to receive your regular telephone calls, it will also greatly reduce the amount of time you spend on the internet, as your information will be getting to you up to 500% faster than when using a conventional dial-up modem. This means almost instantaneous webpage loading, blazing fast data transfer speeds, and smoother reception of streaming audio/video over the internet.

The reason we require all members to put in as much “personal time” (or point accumulation) as what they get paid for from the time (or point accumulation) of the members in their group is simply to keep things fair. We and all members realize that the amount you are paid for your personal time is very small.

Yes, you can use your telephone and be on the Internet at the same time when you have DSL. By using the same telephone line, there's no need to get a new telephone number to use your DSL service. Moreover, DSL modems are designed so that your normal telephone service will operate even if the DSL modem is unplugged or otherwise disabled.

DSL Broadband transmits voice and data simultaneously. They are transmitted on different bands (broadband) hence you can use the phone while data is being transmitted.

No, you don't. The only costs will be your modem purchase, your activation charge and your flat-rate monthly subscription charges. There are a number of services that have compatibility issues that may disrupt smooth connection and access to ADSL Broadband:

Yes, you may make or receive phone calls while you are connecting to the Internet using ADSL service. Your regular voice service will be working seamlessly with ADSL.

You must log out your profile, otherwise the next user of your computer will be able to surf the Internet using your profile. Profile Manager, you can submit a website for review if, for example, you believe it to have been placed in the wrong category, by clicking on the "Submit for review" option on the left hand menu in "Profile Manager".

Yes, you can still use your existing phone line for voice communications while using ADSL service for Internet access simultaneously. By using the same telephone line, there's no need for a new telephone number to use ADSL service. Moreover, ADSL modems are designed so that normal telephone service will operate even if the ADSL modem is unplugged or otherwise disabled.

Yes! ADSL modems use digital coding techniques to squeeze up to 99% or more capacity out of a phone line without interfering with your regular phone services. That means you could be simultaneously talking on the phone or sending a fax - while surfing the World Wide Web. The two services (voice and data) operate independently of each other even though they are using the same telephone line.

We are planning on purchasing new computers with internet access within the coming months. Until then you can use one of the many internet cafes around the school to easily check and write emails. Internet Cafes are very popular in San Jose and you will find plenty of them everywhere in the city.

Internet Surfing via satellite is offered with our EOL FastSurf service. For more information, please check the EOL FastSurf section.