Do you remember the screeching of a dial-up modem as it connected to the internet? Do you miss it? Probably not, but [Erick Truter] — inspired by a forum post and a few suggestions later &#82… ...

Analyzing Every Second of the Classic Dial-Up Modem Sound Back in the days of dial-up, your computer performed a symphony just to get online. Here’s what every bleep, screech, and ding actually did.

Posted in classic hacks, Microcontrollers, Radio Hacks Tagged aes-128, afsk, analog, modem, packet radio Post navigation ← Xilinx Makes MIPI CSI And DSI Controller IP Blocks Free To Use With Vivado ...

A Tumblr dedicated to crowdsourcing videos of people making dial-up internet noises proves that '90s kids will never forget the sound of going online with a 56K modem.

There are a few ways to get mobile broadband access on a portable computer. You can pick up a laptop, tablet, or other device with an integrated 3G modem. You can purchase a 3G or 4G USB stick ...

A modem connects your home network to the internet, and a router lets your devices talk to one another and use that internet connection. Most people need both.

Long before the vwip! of iMessage and the funky beats of the Skype startup song, digital communication had a strange soundtrack. Dial-up modems, which connected to servers and other computers via ...