BroadBand on Mobile (or HSDPA) is providing very much higher up and down-link as compared to 3G (see previous question). For example, a MP3 (approximately 1 min audio) of 1MB will take about 20 sec to download in 3G, but about 5 sec in 3.5G. a typical speed of 3.6Mbps (9 times faster than 3G) with a reduced response time, HSDPA offers advanced multimedia and high speed services with an overall better experience.

HSDPA is part of 3G but people have started referring it as 3.5G. Some other group has started referring to HSDPA as 'Super-3G' but they have proposed more enhancements (details below). See similar questions...

To start, you will want to install a firewall. The best solution is a hardware based firewall/router such as the Linksys BEFSR41. You can pick one up for around $50 and it comes with a 4 port switch to connect your computers to. By using a hardware based router between your cable or DSL modem and your network, you are able to provide NAT IP addresses on your LAN so that it appears all of your computers are coming from a single IP and it makes it harder to get to those computers. See similar questions...

Currently, typical home broadband speeds are up to 8 Mbps, which is faster than 3G broadband however the browsing experience is very similar. For the foreseeable future, fixed line broadband speeds are likely to remain faster than mobile broadband speeds however mobile broadband has the advantage that the user is not tied to a single location. See similar questions...

In theory they can be but it might not always be the case. According to The Register HSDPA is a power-hungry technology, and many of the base stations out there aren't up to the job. The key piece of technology is the power amplifier, which has to be a full power, 45-watt model, to handle the extra data output. See similar questions...

During the trial, the coverage is only limited to Orchard area. SingTel will be expanding the coverage in phases to cover the whole island by end of 2007. No, your HSDPA phone will automatically detect that you are in a BroadBand on Mobile coverage area and when you start a data session, they will use the highest available bandwidth i.e. HSDPA. See similar questions...

No network vendor can supply all equipment and components to the full a 3G network, but quite a few can be a main contractor to build a turn-key 3G network. Normally network vendors can bring in partners like service and applications providers, hand set manufactures, civil work and acquisition companies etc. See similar questions...

In the 3GSM exhibition in Cannes this year all major operators were demonstrating HSDPA in their networks. Orange and Nortel Networks have demonstrated it on live spectrum and Orange plans to launch 3G with HSDPA in Q2, 2006. NTT DoCoMo also plans to launch it by Q2, 2006. O2 is planning HSDPA network in Isle of Man around September 2005. O2 claims its HSDPA enabled network will ultimately support data speeds of up to 14.4Mbps. See similar questions...

The CTV Broadband Network is a free broadband video network consisting of various channels, brought to you by CTV Inc. See similar questions...

In order to offer you all of this terrific content free of charge, The CTV Broadband Network displays ads to pay for the service. Please help us continue to offer The CTV Broadband Network for free by supporting our advertisers. See similar questions...

Anyone can set up a wireless network in their home so they can go online around the house ? it simply means you can access the internet without wires. You will need a wireless router (some providers, including Be offer free or reduced cost wireless routers with some packages). If you set up a wireless network in your home you should ensure you have adequate security so people in the local area cannot access your network. See similar questions...

G stands for 'third generation', a generic wireless industry term for high speed mobile data delivery over cellular networks. 3G networks allow users to send and receive bandwidth-intensive information such as video. second generation networks (2G) evolve into third generation systems around the world, operators are offering users a variety of mobile data services including video messaging, breaking news, weather, sports, movie trailers, music clips and much more. See similar questions...

The system is exclusively accessed via GovNet. Home computers, Internet Café computers will not have access to the system. See similar questions...

Yes. A VPN can be used to add encryption to an APPX Router connection, as well as additional authentication. In addition, the APPX Router natively supports encrypted and authenticated sessions. See similar questions...

Your secure network space is automatically mapped to your desktop's My Documents folder upon logging in. Files saved in this folder are automatically backed-up on INTERLAB. Unfortunately, you can not remotely access your AHS network space. See similar questions...

HSDPA is an enhancement to the 3G technology through which you can increase the DL data rates from 384Kbps (theoretically 2Mbps) to 10Mbps (theoretically 14Mbps). Here Kbps stands for Kilo bits per second and Mbps stands for Mega bits per second. HSDPA delivers higher capacity through improved spectral effeciancy, which provides higher data rates, shorter response times and better Qos (Quality of Service). See similar questions...

Wireless Broadband is the process of connecting your desktop computer, laptop or network to the Internet through the use of secure microwave radios without a phone line or a cable connection. Aristotle has several antennas located throughout the region broadcasting a secure two-way signal to customers. See similar questions...

The CTV Broadband Network features a wide range of exclusive video content. Watch select TV shows, daily segment clips, and exclusive extra content over several themed channels. See similar questions...

The programming for The CTV Broadband Network can come from a variety of sources and content producers. In all cases we only carry Canadian distribution rights to these programs. Our webpages and video player are configured to only stream shows to verified Canadian intenet connections. It could be that you are accessing the internet through an international IP address (AOL Canada subscribers, possibly business networks, etc.) Please use the link below to determine your computer location. See similar questions...