What is the World Wide Web?

To understand what is the World Wide Web, we need to go back to an age when the internet existed but web browsing didn’t.

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What are URLs?

Many people wouldn’t know how to answer the question ‘what are URLs’, yet the answer is surprisingly straightforward

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What is a botnet?

We explore the phenomenon of zombie computer networks, explaining what are botnets used for and how they’re assembled

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Where can I watch live football?

If you want to watch live football at home, platform divergence and rising living costs mean tough decisions need to be made.

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What is the metaverse?

You’ve probably heard about it online, amid lots of excitable chatter. But what is the metaverse, and what will it involve?

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How to choose a new laptop

When deciding how to choose a new laptop, you need to consider what the computer will be used for, where, and when

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What’s bonded broadband?

As ISPs struggle to improve broadband infrastructure in remote or sparsely-populated regions, bonded broadband offers a workaround.

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How fast do I need my broadband to be?

There’s no definitive answer to the question of how fast should broadband be, but it’s possible to calculate minimum requirements fairly easily.

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