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Wednesday, May 28th, 2008VOIP Over Satellite Internet: A White Paper from Galaxy Broadband Communications
By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Rick_Hodgkinson]Rick Hodgkinson
Voice over IP (VoIP) Over Satellite
A White Paper by Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc.
April 2007
Voice over IP or VoIP is fast becoming accepted as a communications platform. The purpose of this paper is to describe the particular challenges with VoIP over satellite, including the inherent latency of satellite connections and their effect on VoIP quality.
At Galaxy Broadband we have been involved with VoIP over satellite for many years and understand the unique advantages and disadvantages users of this technology are faced with. We have experimented with various hardware and software configurations and service providers over the years with both success and failure. This paper will provide background of the issues and present our recommendations.
Corporate Broadband Satellite Internet
Monday, May 26th, 2008Broadband Satellite Internet In Today’s Corporate Environment
By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Sam_A._Brown]Sam A. Brown
As the communications superhighway speeds up, high speed internet has revved up in performance and quality and gone down substantially in cost. While some consider broadband satellite internet to be one of the more expensive means for internet access, it has gained in popularity and demand.
Business satellite internet communications are helpful when dealing with business continuity, especially in situations where terrestrial communications may be disabled or nonexistent. In addition to maintaining status quo, broadband satellite internet is a viable solution with businesses where several offices are spread over various geographic locations. Being able to streamline communications via satellite connectivity, reduces many costs associated with operations and infrastructure.
Top 5 Reasons to Get Satellite Internet
Friday, May 9th, 2008Top 5 Reasons to Get Satellite Internet
Author: Liz Dick
1. You live in rural America
2. No DSL or cable TV available
3. Education and Commerce
4. Tired of slow dial-up
5. Need an affordable solution
1. Roughly 20% (60 million) of all Americans live in rural areas of the country. While cities can offer better paying jobs and other allures, many prefer the open spaces, clean air, and slower pace of the countryside. With the development of the internet, there is almost limitless information available online. Communication by email connects citizens not only across America, but worldwide. Originally, users accessed the internet through dial-up over the phone lines. Today high-speed internet access has almost become a necessity.
Internet Satellite Communications
Tuesday, January 15th, 2008Broadband Internet Satellite Dish Components
If you are interested in signing up for satellite broadband internet service then you may be aware that you will need a satellite dish in order to send and receive information. However, what you may not be aware of is that you need a special satellite that is unique to the satellite internet service provider you selected. The satellite you get for satellite internet is not the same type of satellite as your DirectTV satellite so you can’t use your cable television satellite to pick up an internet signal.
VSAT Satellite Communications
Saturday, December 29th, 2007What Is VSAT Broadband?
By Bob Hett
VSAT broadband is similar to cable and DSL services for your computer. It is Internet service through a satellite dish that is placed on your home or business. It is another option for a high-speed Internet connection that is considered to be one of the best technologies available today.
One of the greatest advantages of VSAT broadband is that you do not need any special software, hardware or networks to use it. It works with nearly any email provider and uses a satellite dish that is like the ones used for satellite TV. A person or business can use what they have and not have to digest and learn a lot of new information before being able to use their computer.