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	New DSL technology designed for video, voice. Texas Instruments has developed new DSL technology that will make it easier for phone companies to boost their bandwidth offerings, so they can offer new services like voice and video over broadband connections. Connect your home network to Internet using ADSL and WinRoute To build your home network you need at least two computers. In order to let the computers communicate you will need to place a network card in each computer. Installing DSL at home I read your explanation in regard to installing a DSL line for a warehouse. Can you help some one who is just trying to set up her own house? Diagnosing a broadband speed problem I have a 6-meg cable modem. If I connect my computer directly to the modem the speed test shows 6148 down and 649 up. Turkcell Gets $3B, Goes Shopping Turkish mobile operator Turkcell Iletisim Hizmetleri A.S. (NYSE: TKC - message board) has closed on a $3 billion loan that it says will be used to make investments and acquisitions abroad in the next six months. (See Turkcell Secures $3B Loan.) Sprint unveils WiMax plans ORLANDO, Fla.--Sprint Nextel is pushing forward with its plan to build a high-speed mobile WiMax network with the announcement of new device vendors, as well as additional markets where the network will be deployed.

Installing DSL at home
	I read your explanation in regard to installing a DSL line for a warehouse. Can you help some one who is just trying to set up her own house? I am pretty much a newbie in regard to computers and internet access. so please, forgive the naivite. I am looking for the DSL that I would like to sign up but I just need to know what other equipment I need so that I can use the DSL. I have two laptops, do I still need the modem? From what I understand there is a built in modem in my laptops. All of the DSL implementations I have dealt with require some type of modem. The DSL modem connects to the ISP's network and gives you an Ethernet connection that could connect directly to your computer. While it is possible to buy the DSL modem from the local computer superstore, I suggest buying it from the DSL provider themselves. In doing this, you eliminate finger pointing from the DSL provider when you have a problem. In some cases, you may not have to pay for the modem. One of the teaser deals you can expect to see is the DSL modem for free if you sign up for a certain length of service. With DSL, you can expect two charges - one for the phone line and one for the DSL service itself. There may be other charges from the DSL provider - extra mailboxes, fixed IP address, etc. These are not items that you will need when first setting up a DSL connection and may never need depending on how you see your use changing over time. One item that I can't suggest strongly enough that you buy is some type of hardware firewall from vendors such as Linksys, Dlink, etc. The modem you are thinking about in your laptop can't be used for DSL connections. This modem is for use on a regular phone line and is for dial up connections to an ISP. This type of connection is used when DSL or other broadband types of connections are available. You may need to use this kind of connection when travelling but with the ready availability of hotspots, both free and for pay, using a dial up connection isnt as necessary as it once was.

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