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A Price On His Head - Anti-virus

The computer worm that has stormed the internet and infected many millions of computers has upset Microsoft so much that they are offering a reward of $250,000 for the head of its creator. The worm is variously known as Conflicker, Kido Downup and Downadu... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

A Brief History of VOIP

A History of VOIP Services The use of Voip (voice over IP) is increasing rapidly year on year. It is predicted that by the end of 2009 there will be 256 million users of VOIP around the world. The advantages of VOIP in terms of scale, cost and easy of ... Read >
Author: Highway Five

A Must Have For Every Pc!

By definition, a virus is a computer program that is able to copy itself and infect other computers. The first one, according to Wiki pedia, was seen almost half a century ago. The Creeper virus was detected in ARPANET, a predecessor of the World Wide Web... Read >
Author: Satwinder

Introduction of the New Generation of Spam

Spam celebrated its 30th birthday last month and it's doubtful that anyone that ever owned an email address is singing its praises. In May 1978, 393 employees of Arpanet received the first ever spam email in history from another company called Digital Equ... Read >
Author: sethi

Email Evolution - Using the Technology

Email has been around for many decades, but only used as the way we know it since 1972. Of course, many changes have occurred, but it was during the early '70s that Ray Tomlinson, a contractor for ARPANET, chose to use the @ sign for email to denote the u... Read >
Author: Aaron Goldberg

Evolution of Email -The Beginning of Email Marketing

Email may be a daily part of your life, but it hasn't always been around. Although, it has actually been around longer than the Internet has and even longer than ARPANet. Its evolution was simple and based on the changes in technology. The early uses of e... Read >
Author: Aaron Goldberg

Why Anti Virus Software, A Must Have For Every Pc?

By definition, a virus is a computer program that is able to copy itself and infect other computers. The first one, according to Wikipedia, was seen almost half a century ago. The Creeper virus was detected in ARPANET, a predecessor of the World Wide Web.... Read >
Author: RAKESHMEET

How to Choose the Right VoIP Provider

Technology really has a way of responding to our needs. Perhaps this is nowhere more evident than today, when we can accomplish many things - from closing a deal, reconnecting with relatives and buying food - with just few clicks or calls. In our fast... Read >
Author: Randi Reese

PC to Phone Calls to India from Foreign Lands

VoIP started off in the year 1973 as an experimental creation known as network voice protocol being created by talented scientists especially for improving the performance of ARPANET service providers. The time jingled on to the point of realisation of bu... Read >
Author: Nisha Garg

Social Networking: The Growth Potential And Challenges

Social Networking refers to a formation of an online community. This network facilitates the users to interact for a common purpose and enables them to share mutual views, images, videos regarding any aspect under the Sun. The prospective users are encour... Read >
Author: Nisha Garg

The Truth About Domain Names - Hallo It's 2008

It's unbelievable, you see it all the time - - 3 qualities of good domain names, how to choose a good name or something along this line, tips for selecting and registering a perfect domain. Here is what the experts will tell you. Choose a short name... Read >
Author: Joseph

RIP (Routing Information Protocol)

RIP (Routing Information Protocol) is a distant vector routing protocol. RIP algorithm has been in use since the early days of ARPAnet. Currently, there are 2 versions of RIP, which are known as Routing Information Protocol version 1 (RIPv1) and Routing I... Read >
Author: M. Aslam

INTERNET HISTORY: Beyond ARPANET

The Internet's beginnings took place in a United States Department of Defense program for a strategic computer network. It was designed to carry sensitive and critical data over a computer network that was supposed to be able to remain intact in the event... Read >
Author: castlewave

E-mail 101

E-mail, or electronic mail, was one of the first social mediums available to visitors in cyber space. Developed by Ray Tomlinson in 1971, e-mail originally allowed users to only post mail messages to individual accounts across a single network. The suppo... Read >
Author: castlewave

Arpanet UK Ltd Marketing Tools

Arpanet UK Ltd are dedicated to ensure that our customers receive the highest quality training and support in order for you to achieve success. As with all business opportunities, especially a new start, the more you put in from the onset the better resul... Read >
Author: shankley76

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