onspeed, does it work?

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freakydancer replied

26 March 2007, 14:59
Originally posted by realityhack

Yes, very well, would help me get through a lot of dead time at work. Does mess up your typing though. Allegedly.

FreakyDancer would agree.

I've been onspeed for years - I can categorically say that it hits the spot.
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realityhack replied

26 March 2007, 14:38
onspeed, does it work?

Yes, very well, would help me get through a lot of dead time at work. Does mess up your typing though. Allegedly.

FreakyDancer would agree.
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gingerjedi replied

26 March 2007, 14:01
Originally posted by DimPrawn

Ask the experts here.

Seeing as we've gone all technical today I thought it would be a good day to ask.
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DaveB replied

26 March 2007, 13:56
quote from the site

ONSPEED speeds up your web browsing and sending and receiving of emails.

ONSPEED does not increase the size of your Internet connection. It compresses the data received hence speeding up your web browsing experience. ONSPEED does not replace your existing Internet Service Provider (ISP) and is to be used in conjunction with your existing Internet connection.

ONSPEED will not accelerate browsing over HTTPS (secure websites), file downloads or uploads such as QuickTime files, MP3, AVI, MPEG, exes or streaming media content (over FTP or file sharing programs). ONSPEED will accelerate both compressed and uncompressed JPEG, PNG and GIF files.

Graphic intensive pages will load faster, probably, but everything else is the same.
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Ennui replied

26 March 2007, 13:54
"Resizes the full internet to fit your [mobile] screen"

That's got to be worth the price alone!
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Kyajae replied

26 March 2007, 13:53
Originally posted by gingerjedi

Does this actually work? onspeed
I just cant see how redirecting to their servers and then back to you can ever make things faster, anyone tried it?

Sounds too good to be true. Try it and let me know before I part with my cash.
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DimPrawn replied

26 March 2007, 13:50
Ask the experts here.
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milanbenes replied

26 March 2007, 13:50
do you work for them

you trying to sell something

you on click thru commission ?

Milan.
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gingerjedi started a topic onspeed, does it work?

26 March 2007, 13:49
onspeed, does it work?

Does this actually work? onspeed
I just cant see how redirecting to their servers and then back to you can ever make things faster, anyone tried it?
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