Cisco 887 and TC 500GB dns issues

Hi,
I have a strange problem here so hopefully someone can help.
I recently replaced a Netgear adsl modem with a new Cisco 887 ADSL2 modem router.  Now the Cisco does the PPPoE and the TC is in bridge mode.  TC does the DHCP and clients connect to it via wireless.  The Cisco takes care of all rounting and internet traffic.
My problem is that when I connect to  the TC via the wireless with a PowerBook 17", IMac 21", IPhone 4, Ipad 1 and 2, web browsing times out on most sites. 
But if I connect a Win XP, Win 7 or Blackberry to the TC wireless, no problem at all.  All sites are quick and resolve instantly.
I checked all settings of all devices that the TC hands out and they are all the same.  Same gateway, same DNS servers, same subnets and so on.
Even If I bypass the TC and connect via ethernet to the Cisco, the PowerBook and the IMac have the same issues.  I connect Win XP and Win 7 to the Cisco and no problems.
Is there something I'm missing in the Cisco config that affects all Mac devices?  I've had the Cisco checked by a CCIE and he sees no issues. 
Is there a problem on the Macs connecting to the Cisco?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
AP

It is interesting as I just hit the problem last night for a simple setup.. not cisco. But standard ISP and wireless adsl modem router. It has worked fine up to last week according to my friend. She went to use it one day and no go.. but the router is getting IP address and gateway. From the PC it can open the router gui no problem. But no way will it pass packets.. it can ping the ISP gateway and sometimes the dns servers but is not consistent.
I used another modem and the issue was exactly the same. I tried wireless instead of ethernet.. no change. So now we are down to PC or ISP.. !!
ISP says everything good on their end.. although I take that with so much salt.. it needs preserving. They say that until you can prove the issue is them.
Anyway I had to get it going so bridged the modem and used pppoe client on the computer.. away everything goes. It is still having issues with ping to some sites.. so I still think this might be ISP. It can also be MTU but I tried lowering that in the router and got nowhere. She is finishing an MBA.. so I promised to reformat the computer after the end of term, and I can have another go.
Everything is supposed to work except when it doesn't. Good to teach humility every now and then. Just wish it didn't need to be so hard.

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    |
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    |
    |
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    |
    |
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    |
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    Total FECS:                1383                      0
    Total ES:                     63                          0
    Total SES:                  0                            0
    Total LOSS:                0                            0
    Total UAS:                  0                            0
    Total LPRS:                0                            0
    Total LOFS:                0                            0
    Total LOLS:                0                            0
    Bit swap:                     6                            0
    Full inits:                   7
    Failed full inits:         0
    Short inits:               0
    Failed short inits:     0
    Firmware        Source          File Name (version)
    VDSL            embedded        VDSL_LINUX_DEV_01212008 (1)
    Modem FW  Version:      110506_1916-4.02L.03.A2pv6C032b.d23i
    Modem PHY Version:      A2pv6C032b.d23i
                      DS Channel1     DS Channel0   US Channel1       US Channel0
    Speed (kbps):             0             5159             0                         980
    Previous Speed:         0             5063             0                         984
    Total Cells:                 0             1366828       0                         252517
    User Cells:                  0              376              0                         94
    Reed-Solomon EC:    0              1431             0                         0
    CRC Errors:               0              89                0                         0
    Header Errors:           0              328             0                          0
    Interleave (ms):          0.00         7.98            0.00                    4.96
    Actual INP:                 0.00         1.10            0.00                    0.24
    Training Log :  Stopped
    Training Log Filename : flash:vdsllog.bin

    Hi
    Your Ethernet 0 interface is shutdown it needs to be up.
    I use the below in my Dialer 1 for my infinity
    ppp authentication chap pap callin
    ppp chap hostname [email protected]
    ppp chap password 0 route
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    Rob

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