Online Lifestyle Module 2.3

Two limitations of using fixed internet access such as ADSL or fibre.

• Lack of portability

• The size of the cap selected in the package

• Can be expensive

• The amount of bandwidth

Two most important factors that influence the cost of a specific internet access package:

• Lack of portability

• The size of the cap selected in the package

• The amount of bandwidth (‘speed’) of the connections

• ADSL or fibre may not be available in your area

The terms FTTH and FFTB have become commonplace. What do each of these terms refer to

• FTTH (Fibre to the Home)

• FTTH (Fibre to the Host)

• FTTB (Fibre to the Business)

• FTTB (Fibre to the Bandwidth)

Select the one that is true about WIFI:

• wireless networking technology using radio waves to provide internet and network access between computers and other devices such as smartphones and cell phones.

• wired networking technology using radio waves to provide internet and network access between computers and other devices such as smartphones and cell phones.

• wireless networking technology using electronic waves to provide internet and network access between computers and other devices such as smartphones and cell phones.

Select the one that is true about WiMAX:

• WiMAX is an upgrade on networks and is a more secure wireless networking technology that allows wireless devices to communicate with one another over a wider area than WiFi.

• WiMAX is an upgrade on WiFi and is a more secure wireless networking technology that allows wireless devices to communicate with one another over a wider area than WiFi.

• WiMAX is an upgrade on WiFi and is a more secure wireless networking technology that allows wired devices to communicate with one another over a wider area than WiFi.

• WiMAX is an upgrade on WiFi and is a more secure wireless networking technology that allows wireless devices to communicate with one another over a small area than WiFi.

When talking about 4G, we can also refer to it as:

• ADSL

• FTTH

• LTE

• WIFI

What does the term hotspot refer to?

• an computer in which access to a wireless network can be established using WiFi technology using mobile computers and other mobile devices with built-in wireless capabilities.

• an area in which access to a wired network can be established using WiFi technology using mobile computers and other mobile devices with built-in wireless capabilities.

• an area in which access to a wireless network can be established using WiFi technology using mobile computers and other mobile devices with built-in wireless capabilities.

How can everyone in your home get internet access if only your dad has an ADSL connection to his computer?

• Get a hotspot

• Get a router

• Get Wifi

• Get ADSL

You have a 4G enabled smartphone. Can you still use this phone if you are in an area with no 4G reception?

• No, it will fail

• Yes, but only for sms'

• Yes, it will switch to 3G

What is a ‘mobi’ site?

• A site that is designed to be viewed on your phone.

• A site that can be moved and is mobile.

• It is a site where you can buy mobiles.