asks JacksonC A. There are lots of PDAs on the market that you can buy for under 300, but if you're prepared to pay a bit more you will get a much better product - so they are worth investing in.
01:00 Mon 01st Oct 2001Asks marmalade A. There are lots of sites devoted to information on the Royal Family, some of the best include the following: Official Royal Family Website Being the official website of the British
01:00 Mon 01st Oct 2001Asks panda A. Interactive TV (iTV), a form of broadcasting that allows the viewer to interact with the television set in ways other than controlling the channel and the volume and handling
01:00 Mon 01st Oct 2001asks panda A. An i+ point is an internet terminal located on a public street providing free, if restricted, access to the internet. It provides primarily local information to its users, eg local
01:00 Mon 24th Sep 2001asks howardpiercy A. gTLD stands for Generic Top Level Domain and it means the top-level part of an internet address, eg .com, .org and .net are all gTLDs, or TLDc as they is more commonly known.
01:00 Mon 24th Sep 2001asks Katie A. Virtual PC is a patented product developed and marketed by Connectix. It is designed to provide crossplatform software solutions on a single computer, whether it's a Mac or a PC.
01:00 Mon 24th Sep 2001asks howardpiercy A. Since the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (RIP) Act was passed and became law on 25 October 2000, electronic communications (which of course includes emails) can be monitored
01:00 Mon 10th Sep 2001asks Margie A. In July, the virus hit US computer systems in the White House and the Pentagon - forcing the FBI to issue a statement on the severity of the virus, and to recommend that all businesses
01:00 Mon 10th Sep 2001asks Margie A. The benefits are that it is usually a lot cheaper than buying the same piece of luggage on the high street and you don't have to lug it home. Q. Can you recommend some good online
01:00 Mon 10th Sep 2001Asks panda A. A weblog or blog as they are sometimes known, is an online diary. Q. Who writes them A. Anyone can write one and become a 'blogger' and most of the ones you'll find online are written
01:00 Mon 10th Sep 2001Asks panda A. The Internet Service Provider (ISP) you are referring to is called Its Good to Give. www.itsgoodtogive.co.uk. It donates 1 of the 9.99 monthly subscription charge to a number of
01:00 Mon 03rd Sep 2001Asks fridaX A. A lot of websites have sprung up recently that develop your prints for you, this basically replaces your traditional photo developer, instead you send your undeveloped film to your
01:00 Mon 03rd Sep 2001Asks Margie A. Don't chuck out your old computer or mobile phone (or indeed any old office equipment), you can usually have it recycled and used by someone else. There are several schemes now that
01:00 Mon 03rd Sep 2001asks daisydotes A. You certainly can, there are lots of sites that specialise in selling used cars. The quality of the cars you buy really depends on how much you're prepared to spend. You can buy
01:00 Mon 27th Aug 2001asks Brandon A. An e-directory is a portal for online shopping, where every online shop within the directory has been vetted for its credentials and security. Allegedly, it is a safe place to shop on
01:00 Mon 27th Aug 2001asks esmeharrison A. Interactive TV (iTV) is a form of broadcasting that allows the viewer to interact with the television set in ways other than controlling the channel and the volume setting - the
01:00 Mon 27th Aug 2001Asks spiderwhale A. Currently, it is only available for Mac OS X in preview format - which means that it is not in its final format and Netscape welcome any feedback you can give if you choose to
01:00 Mon 20th Aug 2001Asks howardpiercy A. BT Openworld is a new satellite service that will provide high-speed Internet connections to the home. It is targeted at the SoHo (small office home office) environment and will
01:00 Mon 20th Aug 2001Asks monkeysay A. There are loads of career specific sites on the Internet that are best found via any search engine by typing in the subject area and recruitment e.g. accountancy+recruitment.
01:00 Mon 20th Aug 2001Asks jellybean A. This term refers to the disparity between those people that can use computers, and ultimately the Internet, and those that cannot. It is believed that if you do not have computer
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