In an era dominated by broadband and wireless cellular networks, it might come as a surprise to many that dial-up internet services still exist in the United States. This persistence is not a mere … ...

T-Mobile home internet is offered in two distinct flavors, but the 5G service offers a far different experience from its ...

Stock Focus: Dial-Up Internet Service Providers Sep 21, 2000, 09:30am EDT Jun 06, 2013, 02:33pm EDT. Share. Save. This article is more than 10 years old.

AOL continues to provide dial-up Internet service to 2.3 million active subscribers, a subscriber base that has held surprisingly steady ...

Anyone who used the internet in the 1980s or 1990s vividly remembers the signature dial-up sound that meant a computer was connecting to the internet. That’s because in the early days of the web ...

Forgotten but not gone: AOL's dial-up internet service still makes more money than their ads. Latest financial report reveals 2.3m US subscribers still paying for dial-up ...

You probably won't find an internet service cheaper than dial-up. In fact, some dial-up providers like NetZero and Juno may offer free internet for 10 hours or so per month.

With the prevalence of broadband, why would anyone still pay for dial-up Internet service? About 20 years ago, the AOL startup disc was as ubiquitous as McDonald's locations. In the era before ...

Dial-up is officially dead at Kansas University. At its peak in 1999, about 7,000 people used KU’s telephone-based “dial-up” Internet service to surf the Web and check e-mail.

Dial-up internet service hasn’t gone the way of floppy disks just yet, but we are one step closer to its demise in Wisconsin through the next round of state broadband grants aimed at getting ...

Will dial-up have a second act? For a long time, the only way to surf the Internet was to dial in through the phone lines -- and then endure sometimes maddeningly long waits for Web pages to show ...

BT is turning off its internet dial-up service on 1 September. BT told the BBC it was making the move as only a “tiny number” of customers used dial-up access, as the vast majority had access ...