Modem technology is changing as fast as any other segment of the computer industry. In 1994, most people had 9.6 Kbps modems. Today, most computers come equipped with voice/fax modems. By 1998, 56 Kbps modems became a popular standard, replacing slower 33.3 Kbps modems. But on the Internet faster is better. What's the next step up in modems? A DSL modem? An ISDN connection? A cable modem? Your questions about modems and Internet connections are answered at Modem FAQ-Curt's High Speed Modem Page at www.teleport.com/~curt/modems.html. Modems, Modems, Modems at www.rosenet.net/~costmo has a selection of links to the home pages of modem makers, tips and troubleshooting ideas, and sources of FAQs and drivers. Popular modem makers include U.S. Robotics, which has since merged with 3Com (www.3com.com), Diamond MultiMedia (www.diamondmm.com), Zoom Telephonics (www.zoomtel.com), and Motorola Modems (www.mot.com). For a complete list of modem manufacturers, visit www.modemhelp.org/manu/.