It is easy to enhance the speed of broadband connection using either software or hardware, it increases your data transfer speed and offers high speed connectivity.

(1)Remove unwanted applications that reduce the broadband speed

Few of the applications such as automatically updating antivirus software, Skype and other desktop widgets could make the broadband connection sluggish. Automatically starting applications on start up must be turned off. It could in turn boost up your speed.

(2) Broadband speed must be tested at regular intervals

You might be waiting for a long time to download a particular software or application. But regular checking of the speed helps you to notice the change in speed from time to time. Even a slight variation in speed in microseconds could affect the downloading capacity. You can get it right either by contacting the broadband service provider or removing any unwanted applications in your system that affects the speed of computer. There are much online software’s to evaluate the speed of broadband connection.

(3)Change your modem or router

You may be provided with a modem of specific type when you have signed up for a new broadband connection. If the speed of your internet connection is dropping currently, it is essential to replace modem or router with a new one. 3G modem always require modern modems with latest technology to provide an uninterrupted broadband connection. Antenna type modems are more suitable for 3G connection.

In addition router has to be setup with maximum security as there are chances of people leaching your connection. More they leach the connection will become more slower. Also password should not be obvious it must be strong so as no one cannot  login into your broadband account.

A New Zealand based company has created a new device that could increase the speed of broadband connectivity as many as 50 times of the original speed. It looks more or less like a modem and is manufactured by remote management systems. Broadband speed can be enhanced by re-wiring the existing broadband connection with less than $800.

Telecom giant Chorus has already taken orders for this instrument, the company has also received interest about this product from Singapore, France, Taiwan and Briton. It acts as an electric backup system for people who already have a fiber optic broadband connection.

Google the world’s internet giant has urged the Telecom authority of India to provide net neutrality throughout the country. It could facilitate customers to access various service and products irrespective of the service provider or operator.

Google said that, “An open Internet is good for Indian consumers and businesses. To unlock the full potential of a national broadband network and the Internet access it will deliver, it is crucial to implement policies that maintain the Internet’s fundamentally open, neutral, non-discriminatory nature”
In countries like USA net neutrality is becoming a major problem and service providers promote content of higher revenue and block other contents provided by rival operators. Customers are highly affected by the rivalries between the different service providers. Internet has been remained neutral as it neither owned by neither government nor corporate. But off late, telecom companies want to earn more profits as that of content providers and so they started restrictions on the services provided by them to customers.
In its petition to TRAI Google has said, “Keeping the Internet open is about more than Google; it’s about the next Google – and making sure that the Internet remains an open ecosystem, where new ideas can succeed, and new business models can flourish on their own merits. Indeed, Google’s story is the story of myriad other companies that have become global brands in a matter of years or even months. Skype went from an Estonian start-up to being a major competitor in international calling. Facebook went from being a small college project to being a platform used by millions”

It also added that, “In designing the regulatory environment for a National Broadband Network, TRAI should consider the ways in which broadband providers’ practices can threaten the fundamental openness of the Internet. Consideration should be given to promoting a regulatory environment that protects user choice, competition and innovation on the Internet”.