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 ...

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 ...

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

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 ...

It wasn’t so long ago that dial-up was normal, but going back to 56K after years of faster connections can be a frustrating experience.

But years passed and dial-up Internet became a quaint memory for most Americans. The cable industry that gained its dominance by offering TV service became the top provider of high-speed broadband.

Internet service provided to small businesses today is a far cry from its wobbly ancestor, breakthrough technology of the time that became forever linked with the shriek of a dial-up modem ...

BT has announced that it is pulling the plug on its dial-up internet service. The telecom giant has revealed that its narrowband offering will cease on September 1.

BOSTON (WWLP) – Dial-up internet may sound like a thing of the past, but remains the only option for hundreds of households in western Massachusetts. A hefty investment from the state could ...