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05-09-2003, 05:20 PM
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Net Zero?
Has anyone tried the Net Zero/Juno Hi-Speed version at $14.95 a month? Just curious for a friend who wants a better connection w/o paying $50/month. Is it truly much faster than 56k and how many ads come up when using their paid versions?
Also, while I was browsing I found this. Looks kind of like the same thing that the hi-speed version of Net Zero is doing. I just haven't heard of it before. Thanks.
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05-09-2003, 06:03 PM
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Well isn’t this program basically saving the files on your computer so your not actually downloading the files but just retrieving from your computer… So its not really a faster connection.
So this is the reason that these items will not be accelerated Streaming media, audio and video files Secure pages, such as those used for online banking and credit card forms Files and attachments such as music or digital photos. Maybe someone else knows for sure but that’s what I seem to understand from going to Ground zeros website and reading about it. I have seem programs that can do this I will see if I can find a link to one that you can download and give a try… |
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