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How To Speed Up Your Internet Connection [Updated]

Productivity

9 months ago

How To Speed Up Your Internet Connection [Updated]

David Murphy

How To Make Sure You’re Getting The Internet Speeds You’re Paying For

Communicate

2 years ago

How To Make Sure You’re Getting The Internet Speeds You’re Paying For

Gabe Gurwin

4

Australia And New Zealand’s Bandwidth Costs Are Ridiculously High

Small Business & Startups

4 years ago

Australia And New Zealand’s Bandwidth Costs Are Ridiculously High

Spandas Lui

3

The cost of buying bandwidth from network providers in Australia and New Zealand are extremely high. How high? Web performance company CloudFlare measured it and found that it is up to 21.3 times higher compared to Europe. The company blamed large telcos like Telstra and Optus for charging too much….

Netflix Says Australian Internet Providers Are All Too Slow

Communicate

5 years ago

Netflix Says Australian Internet Providers Are All Too Slow

Angus Kidman

30

How To Combine Multiple Internet Connections Into One Super-Fast Pipe

Communicate

5 years ago

How To Combine Multiple Internet Connections Into One Super-Fast Pipe

Alan Henry

4

You may not realise it, but you probably use multiple internet connections every day: your home network, your phone, and even hotspots and other devices. The downside: you can usually only use one at a time. Imagine if you could combine them all into one huge pipe that delivers faster…

Glasswire Monitors Your Bandwidth And Identifies Resource Hogs

Productivity

6 years ago

Glasswire Monitors Your Bandwidth And Identifies Resource Hogs

Eric Ravenscraft

Data-Shrinking Opera Max Now Available In Australia

Productivity

6 years ago

Data-Shrinking Opera Max Now Available In Australia

Angus Kidman

Ask LH: Is There A Way To Speed Up Google Drive Uploads?

Productivity

6 years ago

Ask LH: Is There A Way To Speed Up Google Drive Uploads?

Angus Kidman

9

Hey Lifehacker, I was helping a friend, who has horribly slow internet, sync files to her Google drive folder. She had large media files that take forever and completely stall the process. Is there a better way to upload large media to Google apart from moving to an NBN-friendly location?