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So one of the most common questions today is how you can get the fastest browser and download speeds like those guys over the US with Satellite Internets do it. In fact, that is just a null reference, I don't even know if that's true even.
Well, your internet speeds firstly depends mainly on your computer. you won't get 100 mb/s if your laptop has only a 20 mb/s processing speed. And even then you won't get the full 20 mb/s.
The next thing is your ISP. In countries like India, where there are less Wi-Fi hotspots and more individual paid internet connections, this is something you have to be very careful about. Some tariff plans offer a decent speed for a limited amount of data, some provide unlimited data transfer (but with a peak limit, of course, they can't risk blowing up the entire Internet Backbone). You have to choose like the most reliable speed. Always go for a higher speed with decent amount of peak limit usage. And by that I don't mean 8 mb/s for just 8 GB and after that......256 kb/s. Some ISPs don;t consider that peak limit thingy, so that could also be a + point.
Now that you have given me some profit with that adf.ly thingy, I'm gonna help you.
So one of the most common questions today is how you can get the fastest browser and download speeds like those guys over the US with Satellite Internets do it. In fact, that is just a null reference, I don't even know if that's true even.
Well, your internet speeds firstly depends mainly on your computer. you won't get 100 mb/s if your laptop has only a 20 mb/s processing speed. And even then you won't get the full 20 mb/s.
The next thing is your ISP. In countries like India, where there are less Wi-Fi hotspots and more individual paid internet connections, this is something you have to be very careful about. Some tariff plans offer a decent speed for a limited amount of data, some provide unlimited data transfer (but with a peak limit, of course, they can't risk blowing up the entire Internet Backbone). You have to choose like the most reliable speed. Always go for a higher speed with decent amount of peak limit usage. And by that I don't mean 8 mb/s for just 8 GB and after that......256 kb/s. Some ISPs don;t consider that peak limit thingy, so that could also be a + point.
Next is your browser: the best browser as far as I've tested right now 1:40pm [Thursday 26 July 2012 (EDT) ] is Google Chrome. You can use it with the latest Java Plug-in for maximum performance. (Mac users, please download the Chrome version of Mac, Its got 5 stars whereas Safari got only 4.
Go to speedtest.net to regularly check your speed. Also you can visit pingtest.net to test the quality of your internet connection. Not everything will be up to your expectations. I got a D- on my internet scores. So maybe my connection is not so good after all. But anyway these sutes help.
Always steer clear of softwares that require an internet connection to work. Eg: messengers, etc. They can subsequently slow down your internet speed. Also do not try to do anything funny with your Local Area Connection/Wireless Connection. They are your computer's sustem settings and Windows/iOS already configures these for maximum performance. Also no changing anything in utorrent or bittorrent clients. They will harm your speed rather than enhancing it.
More and more new technologies are being developed to provide people with the best quality of connections. We must know how to optimize each one for the maximum performance.
For more quality tips on how to enhance internet speeds, you can contact me at my email: msbnat10@gmail.com and do the same for any queries related.
Happy Surfing!
~ VKB
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