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Not likely, if the email address was provided by your previous ISP (Internet Service Provider). Because that email account is included in the package of benefits for paying customers. But yes, if the email address is available to anyone, such as webmail (Yahoo, Hotmail, Gmail, etc.), or an unrelated POP or POP-compatible email (GMX.net, Inbox.lv, Aim.com, etc., etc.).

Connecting to another computer directly over the internet can be done in two ways. One of the ways (if on windows) is to start a "Remote Desktop Connection". Simply click start and search those exact words. You will then enter the info requested by the program and begin.

A second way which may be less complex then that is a program called "Team Viewer". TV is a remote desktop control application which allows you to patch into another computer directly. Once installed if you do not already have it the program will ask for both computer's ID's and it will begin the connection process.

These are the computer software which can be run after the computer gets boot up. It is used for specific tasks like image processing,word processing,spreadsheet,etc. Some of the examples are

1) Adobe Photoshop

2) Microsoft Office package(MS Word,Access,Base,PowerPoint)

3) MS Paint

4) Notepad

5) Calculator

Touch screens have been around for a long time, but in the last five years, mass production of effective and easy-to-use screens that respond to multiple-points-of-contact have resulted in costs that are affordable to the end user. They are finding use in a range of personal electronic products, facilitating control of a multitude of devices without sacrificing screen-space for external buttons, and innovating the way in which we interact with electronic systems - especially coupled with accelerometers, magnetometers, visual sensors, gravimeters, GPS, etc., etc. ...

Digital media has also been around for quite a while, but only in recent years have the protocols, encoding technologies, and infrastructure been in place to facilitate fast, reliable, high-bandwidth dissemination of said media; with mobile broadband, wireless, and high-bandwidth internetwork connections becoming far more commonplace, it is almost a mundane fact that we receive content in seconds that would once (not so long ago) have taken hours or days to transmit from one location to another.

In some countries (the UK for instance), new, ultra-fast, low-latency optical fibre networks are being deployed that remove many of the restrictions and bottlenecks that plagued previous systems. With better, faster, high-speed routers managing high-bandwidth connections, consumers are not limited by unpredictable contention ratios or proximity to a local exchange. The move from copper wires to optical fibres is as revolutionary as the switch-over from analogue audio modems to DSL routers - internet 'speeds' are increasing by a greater factor, and with margins for much greater improvements in time.

High-definition display systems are also more commonplace, attaining new levels of affordability, and making use of that high-bandwidth information interchange we all seem to take for granted now, with high-resolution video and crystal-clear audio being augmented now with 3D media; with so much bandwidth to play with, technology is finding a multitude of new ways in which to deliver information and entertainment.

Video capture and broadcast has become trivial, with even mobile phones being capable of producing high-definition clips, sending them over the airwaves, uploading to public sites (such as Youtube) in very little time, allowing millions to access to media quickly and freely via any number of internet-connected devices.

On that score, the sheer level of smart, internet-connected technology that consumers have access to is mind-blowing. With smartphones making up more than 30% of mobile ownership in the West and expected to be the majority by the end of 2011, the internet is now almost universally accessible in a pocket-sized package.

...so arguably, the greatest changes in information technology have facilitated- or have been facilitated by- the development of an ever-higher capacity communications infrastructure and the mass-production of advanced technology; the improved capacity to share media globally and (virtually) instantaneously, and the power to connect with it in better, faster, and more intuitive ways.

When email is sent to someone the email finds the server of the email address's server. The server finds the IP of the email address and the email address's POP3 puts the email in the inbox or junk.

A router and the modem that will hook up to that router so it can provide the internet. Or you can wirelessly connect to the modem with Wi-Fi. You can also use a dongle for on-the-go internet.

I did a lot of research and found Canon PowerShot SD870 is to be the best camera for the money.

This camera is totally awesome! Takes very high quality pictures at a very fast speed. I highly recommend it for its small size, image stabilizer and long life rechargeable battery.

From the first day I received it. I just love it. Great shots up close and far away. Moreover, this is a very handy, tiny and light camera that you can carry in your pocket without feeling it.

The screen is huge and the colors are really good.

Menus and settings are very easy and clear. Some tips appear on the screen when you are using different modes, it is very helpful.

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... Well I Ask you, Whats the point in erasing it ... just stop using it ... wow ... lol

Like when ppl say I don't want to see that ... um ... just stop lookin at ... or ... it change the channel

... but if you really need to, its in your account options. You can change lots of things like blockin ppl you u know, and you can change your password as many times as you want.

But if you cant find account options then you don't deserve to delete it.

Hope you can find something helpful in that.

lan allows you to get on the intenet

well idk but the safest thing to do is to stay off bc it is threating and it will stun you. But its fake, my friend found out by reading something of the guy who made it. Its a magic trick. Keep in mind to ignore it and remember what i said and STAY OFF of it. if you dont take my advice, there will be a day it will answer and you will regret it.

Internet is an important invention because without it you wouldn't be reading this. It also helps you do research on different things like schoolwork kinda stuff. It is also another form of communication if you have an email address, Facebook, Myspace, etc.

Application Service Providers (ASPs)

You can view the site at any age range unless you have parental control on your computer (In witch case you'll need an adult to enter a password so you can add he site to the list of approved sites), But in order to sign up you have to be 13 years or older. Hope this helps!

A set of rules used for transferring data over the Internet is called a "protocol".
Hypertext transfer protocol, HTTP.

Homework question Bro.

A USB wireless network adapter is a device that allows you to connect to a wireless network as is connected to a computer via a USB port.

Ladies' hats. The word comes from Milan Italy, famous for it hat makers.

No, texting is typically a private communication between one person or a small group of people. Social media is communication on a platform where the public can easily access, such as Twitter or Facebook.

An intranet is similar to the Internet itself in many ways, but for the fact it is a severely reduced version, accessible and editable only by certain listed parties. Information can be posted, edited and retrieved from it in much the same way as the Internet as a whole; however, it can be considered much more reliable as (for example) employees within a company can be confident that the company intranet system holds valid information, whereas information on the web is not always entirely reliable and should be treated with appropriate skepticism and caution when being cited.

A WAN (I'll assume you know what it stands for), is exactly what it says on the tin. It is a network between terminals spread out over a large distance. It is a more secure data transfer method than the public Internet: of course assuming said network has safeguards and security protocols, for which there would be no reason to assume it wouldn't.

In conclusion and to round to your answer: An intranet is a system akin to a miniature "world-wide-web" only accessible to predefined users. Whereas, a Wide Area Network is in its simplest form a much further expanded version of the basic LAN networks employed by many businesses, governing bodies, educational institutions and other independent entities with use of a computer system.

Examples:

Canon Global Inc. as an international company do make use of an internal network: The Canon Intranet.

Whereas...

Major Oil Companies may well find it easier to run a WAN, as they have many derivative branches that perform independent tasks long distances away from one another that must share information (i.e. extraction, distillation, offices, etc).

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The technical specification for Cat5e specifies a total length of 100 meters (about 328 feet). This usually breaks down (during design) to 90 meters of 'structured cable' (cable that is permanently installed from one point to another) and ten meters (33 feet) of connecting cables for the ends. This isn't the complete answer however. The Cat 5e specification is less about length and more about performance. It's quite possible that a cable can be shorter than 100m and still not meet the Cat 5e standard. The most common cause is poor installation. A cable that bends too sharply deforms the wiring inside and can cause the signal sent on one wire to interfere with the signal on another. Cable that is not properly terminated can cause loss of data because of poor connections or wire to wire interference. On the other hand, if you simply ignore the arbitrary length limit and concentrate on proper installation methods, you can easily obtain Cat 5e PERFORMANCE well beyond the stated 100 meters.

• Always be courteous. Never rude.
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Depends on which type of connection you have. Nowadays, most people use wireless or cable, and those range from ~56 mbps (megabytes per second) to over 480. That's just the connection speed however. There is no standard Internet download speed, just an average. The world average download speed as of now is 580 kbps (kilobytes per second).