Bluetooth
Ericsson - Christersson.org - Network Programming with J2SE 1.4 Bluetooth.org

Embedded
Embedded x86 Directory On-Line

Microchip - Microcontrollers... Hyperstone - RISC/DSP microprocessors...
Rational tools such as clearcase,Rose RealTime,etc..

Telecommunications 2G: OSE Systems
3G: news - 3GPP - specifications, FTP specs archive - OSS Nokalva - ASN.1 decoder/encoders,
4G: 4G intro = W-Insights.com

Craig Peacock's Interfacing the PC. - Everything to know about parallel ports, PC hardware interupts...
Tomi Engdahl's PC hardware pages
PC's parallel port

Standardation bodies and info
email: IETF, creator of networking,e-mail standards (RFCs) - RFC archive
National Standards Association of Ireland - - ANSI

If your doing any programming you'll need a great editor, here is my recommendations
For Unix: nedit - stable, reliable, fully featured and more friendily and configurable then either EMACs or VI. (I've been using nedit everyday at work since jan 2001.
For WinXX: Textpad, like a nedit for windows. It's shareware but well worth it. (I've been using textpad since in 1998 when I was in college). Other decent editors include MS Visual Studio..
For MacOS: I've used mecrowork's codewarrior
For DOS: Desk get it here.

Programmer's Heaven - Archive of useful programs, source and tutorials. Sorted by language. 80x86 Assembler, C, Internet, Visual Basic / Q-Basic, C/C++
Programmer's Lair - Programming, DJGPP, DirectX, Artificial Intelligence, Communications, Game Sources, Graphics, Sound, and more...

Win Allgero (by Stein) - DJGPP MINE
Programmer's vault - DJGPP - Tells you what you need from the below ftp site.
Get it here => Simtel's DJGPP directory

Assembly Language (x86) Resources
Intel Secrets - Information and articles on Intel chips from an independent sources, includes bugs.
- Radek Delphi Page - Yahoo! Computers and Internet:Programming Languages:C and C++

Programming on GaveDev.net
Get Turbo C++ here

Linux - The Open Source operating system for Standard PC, based on Unix and entirely FREE.
Irish Linux Users' Group
Freshnet - Brilliant Linux application search/description/status thingie -mirror
Redhat - Wine Is Not a Emulator, of Windows - GNU Network Object Model Environment - GNU Project: DDD - Data Display Debugger

Some useless info....


Notes :- Modem, is the shortened from Modulator-Demodulator, since Analogue signals are normally with higher frequencies before transmitted over long-distance like on a telephone wire. It is signal needs to be demodulated before it can be Digital converted.

WINE  - Wine Is Not Emulator (Recursive)
USSR, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
USA,  United States of America
UN,   United Nations
UAE,  United Arab Emirates
TLA   - Three Letter Acronym
PCMCIA - Personal Computer Modem Connectivity Interface Architecture (or "People Can't Memorize mputer Industry Acronym" )
PAGAN - People Against Goodness And Normalise (from the Dragnet "the movie")
MOUSE - Manually Operated Utility Selection Equipment
LSD,
ISA   - Industry Standard Archtiture
IIE,
IEEE,
IEE,
HTML  - HyperText Mark-up Language
GNU   - Gnu Not Unix  [Recursive, that ((GNU)NU)NU)NU... ]
GAA,  Gaelic Athletic Association
EU,   European Union
EMF - Electro-Motive Force
ECC,  European Common Market
EC,   European Community/Commission
CJD,
CIS,  Commonwealth of Independent Socialist Republics
CAO - Central Applications Office, CIA Central Intelligence Agency, CSO Central Statistics Office
BSc.,
BE,
AIDS,


In Greek 'kilo' means 1000, but computer speak has had kilo to mean 1024 as in 1kilobyte, but was open to abuse (Modem manufacturers uses 1kB => 1000 bits)

so now,
        1 kibibyte (KiB)  =  1024 bytes
        1 Megibyte (MiB)  =  1024 KiB    or  1,048,576 bytes
        1 Gigibyte (GiB)  =  1024 MiB    or  1,048,576 KiB