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we have the vodafone ones at work, they are the fastest I think, places like heathrow you can get 7.2mb/s i think. they are £15 for 3gb i think and you can check what you have used easily from the icon in your system tray.

i get the same from BT, 6:30-11:30 down to 1/2 meg connection, been happening for 9 months now so i'm kind of used to it, tell me flat mate he can't download between those hours as it kills my web surfing and just use the web normally between those hours.

not really, i rarely look at the screen as the tomtom voice nav is so good, i couldn't do the same with the nokia software, was just too random. I had tomtom with a bluetooth gps on my n73 for 18 months so the n82 just has a bigger screen and no need for the external BT so really happy...

Got the N82 and its a great phone, love the idea of the internal gps and tried out nokia maps, pretty damn good i thought, very fast to lock on but the voice navigation is gash, slow and saying things at the wrong time, its just no tomtom and after my free 3 months i'm going to have to pay some...

n82 is a very good phone, can't fault it

must admit, i would struggle to choose between the two best going to john lewis and touching both, the TZ is bloody small! Its great for plane journeys though.

like i said, don't worry about subnetting too much, you get 1 or 2 questions max, biggest let down of my life after spending too much time on it myself.

lol, i hated the ip's in 291, especially subnetting etc. I'll let you into a little secret, you'll get 1 question, 2 MAX on it so don't labour on it, there are bigger fish to fry!

hmmm, I managed to pass 290 on my first time but it wasn't without a log of revision. I did the course and made the mistake of not taking the exam soon after, it was about a year gap which meant I had to do a LOT of revising, but I did it and got the pass. Having done all the MCSE now the 290...

the HP 67 range is not comparable, thats what i use as an office based with the ocasional out of office user. THe 6910p is more comparable although its a 14" screen, the HP 12" is the 25 or 27 but they are without optical drives, very popular though.

SZ without a doubt, easily the best portable laptop, great spec for the size, great build quality and a very proven formula. When it comes to highly portable laptops, nothing can really beat the quality and spec of a sony, you may pay extra but its worth it for something thats going to be used...

i don't watch sport on tv and have all the Sky one shows I watch in HD so I'm happy;) I personally think that what sky want sky get and itv HD will have to make it on to sky as they have the best range of HD channels so seems logical.

it wasn't aimed at you, it was aimed at the idiots who like to think they are experts in everything on their 100k CS wages and like to have a say on everything, even if they know nothing about the subject. My saying i was off to another forum was just in jest that you could trust much of what...

looking forward to ITV HD? Oh Sorry.......;) LOL, I love the info people give out on here, i'm off to the AVForums to ask them about how the best way to upgrade my cars performance is.........

lol, formatting doesn't lose anything like the 8gb the drive is 'missing' I'm sure its to do with the backwards compatibility with xbox games, its alll stored on that hidden partition meaning you only have 12gb to play with once you remove any demos they ship with it these days. Pathetic size...

Vmware are about 1-2 years ahead of the competition. The way vmotion works is a stroke of genius, probably the best computing advance i have seen in the last 5 years. If a server fails the virtual machines will be started up on an available server in the cluster in about 1-2 mins using HA...

if people are looking at virtualisation then in production, something like MS virtual server or vmware server are really not the product to look at, theres a reason they are free........... VMware ESX Vi3.5 is the market leader with about 80% of the market so thats what I would suggest. A host...

i used to be in a racing blue 182 with cs stickers until july last year, now you might spot my red r26 as i live in marlow. each morning i see a acid yellow (the green colour) clio V6 and i've also seen a battleship grey v6 knocking around too. theres a 225 around the corner from me but i...

silver one on the m40 then onto m42 then a silver 172 on m42 and a blue 182, out in force today!

another vote for sophos here, although we don't use av on our servers, if your policies and FW and network security are good you don't need it, hence no extra resource, our mail gets scanned by mimecast before it even hits our servers. we use sophos on the desktop though and sophos as a company...

interesting, not sure actually, not something i have tried.

the 4gb file thing is probably the only reason for home use, my need is greater than that though, if you want to plug it in to your 360 or ps3 to view things on it then you will need to keep it FAT32

all cars will get the new ratings from manufacturers though so its an important range, it doesn't matter what the insurance companies use as this is what all of that will be based on as this is the official grouping.

for example, the r26 is group 17 along with some jaguar thing, the new group for the megane is 35 whereas the jag is a 41.

no mate, thats a good thing, if you went form 20 to 50, thats bad, basically, 50 is the 20 so instead of only having 20 groups they have 50 to make it more granula, so the 197 going from 15 to 30 should mean a reduction in cost!

According to Autoexpress the new insurance groups (from 20 to 50) are now not going to happen in june as expected, its now pushed back to 2009. But I thought this link was interesting to see what groups cars are going into in the new scheme. http://www.thatcham.org/abigrouprating/ The clio...

we get all our licensing free from MS because of our gold partner status so that also means we are under pressure from microsoft to be using the latest and greatest so we are creating a completely new domain on new hardware (hp c-class blades and an EVA SAN) all of which has cost us nothing, so...

anyone installed it yet? I had a play around and created a domain and an exchange 2007 cluster. I must say, 2008 is damn good, its really easy and quick to install, takes less than 30 mins and only requires you to answer about 3 questions, i've got it packaged into our HP RDP (Altiris...

damn, got the link wrong, should be /btfon, can you change it please daz. thanks

use videora ipod converter, its great and free.