Computers

Site promotes awareness of bullying using technologies such as SMS, email and the internet, the damage it does, and ways to protect yourself from it.

Offers a range of bundled and stand-alone Internet access and value-added products and services in Europe and the United States.

ISP with Points of Presence (PoPs) throughout South Africa. Since 1987.

Page of hints and tips concerning safe internet usage for children, including pointers for parents.

Works with communities, libraries, youth organisations, local education authorities, schools and businesses throughout Wales and elsewhere, to raise awareness of positive and safe Internet use.

Practical online safety advice for teachers and parents, with lesson plans, online activities and resources.

An email service aimed at children, designed to prevent spam and unwanted senders. Utilizes filtering and parental moderation, with various degrees of oversight.

Free Parental Control software for kids and teens, available at no charge. Features activity reports, internet filters, an online timer and instant messaging controls.

An interactive programme for children, teens, parents and other adults, with age-specific games, warnings, and advice.

Provides parents with tools including content blocking, social media protection, location services, and device access management.

Publication provides the definition of cloud computing and associated terminologies for the general users.

Internet consulting and design firm offering samples, rates, and a newsletter.

Offers strategic marketing, system integration, and business process expertise. Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Online technical solutions provider. Offers services, products, news and contact information.

Offers system and network administration, web site development and redesign. Vladivostok, Russia.

Gives a description of the main rules of online etiquette. A quiz, mailing list, and ordering information for an etiquette book are also provided.

A training resource for helping students learn about the Internet and World Wide Web. Links to important resources for further exploration and searching, including major guides.

A collection of tutorials and references centered around Internet, web, telecommunications and related networking technologies explained by InetDaemon.

News site with regular articles and statistics on the state of major P2P networks.

Encyclopedia article covering concepts and issues related to the practice of making files available for download over the Internet and smaller networks.

This overview by Richard T. Griffiths covers the development of computers, ArpaNet, email, search engines and Basic Net Data.

An authoritative history, written by some of those who were most closely associated with its creation and development.

A non-profit organization which has been involved for over a decade in the deployment and integration of appropriate networking technology in projects throughout Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East, and Oceania.

A community of communications and computing professionals. Tutorials and Resources for web developers and internet publishers.

Offers access to seminars, discussion forums, lobbying representation, and bi-monthly digests.

Archive of Articles on Internet Governance from the New York Times Newspaper.

Reports the efforts made by ITTC in IP QoS (Quality of Service) research.

TCP/IP Frequently Asked Questions.

The UK's Internet magazine, designed to help home users get the most out of the Internet.

Reviews, news, and prices on tech products, as well as free downloads and newsletters.

Publishes new and newly discovered online high-quality resources of interest to researchers, educators. Searchable archive database.

Categorizes thousands of the most useful topic-specific directories and databases, with descriptions.

Search forms for the most effective engines in dozens of categories from Robert Skelton. Includes reviews, ratings, webmaster tools, and tutorials.

Since 1994, the Internet Scout Research Group (Scout) has focused on developing better tools and services for finding, filtering, and presenting online information and metadata. From the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

A online guide to VoIP for the home user. Includes various types of VoIP setups.

Aimed at the large population of older Americans who cannot afford or choose not to enroll in computer training or Internet training.

Focuses on communications, intranet design and reader-centred writing. Wedge, working in Birmingham, Coventry, and London areas.

A blog about the happenings in the Malaysian mobile communication industry.

A "Consumer Generated Coverage Map" of outdoor and indoor cell phone reception problem locations for AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile and other smaller carriers.

News from the mobile industry.

High performance industrial laptops and ruggedized notebook computers.

Expertise in rugged computers, durable video recording systems, and rugged wireless modems. Source for Panasonic Toughbook line.

A hardware and software solutions company specialising in rugged mobile computing and data capture technologies.

Screen Pilot is a digital media and marketing consultancy. We focus on connecting your target audience with your business using internet and mobile technologies as a 24/7 channel to market.

Rfid reader systems, Rf-id tags and Rf_id application solutions using IntelliTag 2.4GHz Radio Frequency Identification tags, 13.56MHz Tag-it Rfid and 125Khz TIRIS tag transponders.

Offers comparison of technologies.

Dedicated to digital video formats including DivX, DVD and VideoCD. Forum, downloads, links and articles.

Magazine addressing various technologies used in K-12 schools how they can be used to further teaching and learning.

OCMMA is a non-profit organization formed to promote educational and networking opportunities for professionals and enthusiasts in the various aspects of multimedia arts and technologies.

Software that enables HTML and other files to be autorun from CD.