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There is also the possibility that you're being throttled by your ISP. If that's your case, then your solution may be to switch ISPs. Here's an article with further info: http://www.pcworld.com/article/158951/find_out_if_your_isp_is_throttling_your_internet_service.html

CORRECTION to your thread's title: DT didn't say mass shipments of Ivy Bridge to begin in June; rather the article says mass shipments to begin after June.

Trying to account for the missing sent items. Cromewell made a suggestion that I'm following up on.

Just checked my folder which is now empty.

Reread my post Didn't say to move the OS, just the files (videos, music, etc.)

Have you tried transferring files from one drive to another? That can solve your problem.

Also is Cricket 4G ready, just waiting for someone to throw the switch?

Here are some questions that come to mind: 1) Do you think that USB 3.0 will be improved on? 2) Is there a USB 4.0 on the drawing board? 3) Will Thunderbolt continue to be improved on or will it turn out to be vaporware? Overall what do you think will happen next?

Heated up to kill the bugs.

Had worked for a cable company. Roaches were never an issue with converters nor modems. (equipment was cooked to prevent bugs from infesting houses and apartments).

It's good to be noticed That's my style as it briefly states what my post is about. In regards to your technology question, you've answered it yourself as this thread is about the next technology on the way out and from your description, then USB 2.0 fits the bill perfectly as it's hanging by a...

To throw my two cents in Thunderbolt, slated to be released in April to the general public, is 20 times faster than USB 2.0 and is expected to get even 10 times faster in ten years (that or vaporware, we shall see).

Here's another experience When my smartphone was issued, there was no manual to go with it so I've been learning everything piecemeal. My resolution is to be persistent talking to store personnel, technical and post questions here (so far I haven't found a website that helps me understand my...

Thank you Even though voyagerfan99 doesn't like responses in titles, you have been helpful. Is RAID simultaneously compatible with SSD and HDD? Also what happened to RAID 2-4? Now I have to thank voyagerfan99 too.

It's my understanding that RAID is useful in backing up files. Is RAID a hardware component? Is it in the form of software? What are its pros and cons?

The two basic hurdles in troubleshooting Computers are complicated and they keep changing. Is that problem caused by a virus or just a part of wear and tear? Here's an example of a recent change that may be more difficult to troubleshoot. You'll hear about how much better SSDs are vs HDDs...

how you resolved it. This can be regarding computers, smartphones or any electronic device with their accessories. Don't turn this thread into a gripe session, just let us know how you resolved the issue as we can all learn from one another. I'll start it off. One day I discovered I couldn't...

The usage I'm allotted is 1 Gb/mo. I've heard in the past, with respect to computer users, that only heavy users were restricted. Does this work differently for cell phone users?

I've just learned the reason why I'm having problems with my smartphone (e.g. choppy YouTube streaming or slow downloading apps) is that my carrier, Cricket, restricts how much internet usage you can have. Is this common practice among ISPs?

once they get powerful enough?