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Key findings You have the internet world in your palm … literally, if you have your smartphone resting there. It’s convenient and (usually) fast to use your mobile devices to access the internet, but have you ever wondered which is the better online experience: mobile or desktop? It appears we are a world divided on […]
Google is watching you. Learn more about what they’re seeing and how you can tighten up your data restrictions.
Everything you need to know to take advantage of all the internet deals available for educators and students.
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Verizon, T-Mobile, Spectrum and others offer long-term price locks for internet plans.
Weak Wi-Fi or dead zones ruining your streaming or gaming? The right long-range router can make a big difference. Our broadband experts round up the top router picks at every price and speed to help your Wi-Fi cover more ground.
Is fiber internet coming to your town? Learn more about AT&T, Google and Verizon’s plans to expand their fiber networks and how you can get the fastest home internet connection in the country.
Learn about why your connection could be slow and how you can fix it.
Satellites bring internet into your home through dishes and modems.
They sound similar but are oh-so-different.
Who better to ask about teaching online than teachers themselves? We spoke with educators of students of all grades to find the best tools for teachers.
Explore various methods for accessing Wi-Fi hotspots, including public places, mobile providers and free apps.
Your guide to learning what Wi-Fi is, how it works and how all your devices use it.
Discover what’s slowing your Wi-Fi down during the day (and night) and how to speed it up again.
Fiber internet connections and cable internet connections have a few key differences that affect their download and upload speeds, which then affects the cost of each. Here’s everything you need to know about fiber and cable internet to decide which option is best for you.
Xfinity Internet Essentials is Xfinity’s low-cost internet solution for affordable internet access.
Residential customers could have another satellite internet option by late 2025 or early 2026.
If Comcast's Xfinity is available where you live, you should check out their program that offers internet for $14.95/mo. to qualified customers.
A study revealed the possibility of inaccurate data on the FCC maps that determine broadband funding for unserved and underserved areas across the U.S.
Too much screen time can result in trouble sleeping, mood changes and even developmental issues.
Community-based public internet providers see success in some states but are banned in others.
If you’re traveling in an RV or camper, there are many internet options available like satellite internet, cellular networks and portable Wi-Fi hotspots. Our experts discuss some of the best options for RV living.
The popular brand of internet equipment is under investigation for security threats and antitrust violations.
In 2026, AT&T will acquire most of Lumen's fiber coverage. Find out what this deal means for your internet service.
Our experts analyzed over 150 broadband plans to find the average cost of internet.
You wouldn’t let your kids wander alone through a big city, so why let them roam the internet without safeguards?
We compiled all the data that shows us where internet connectivity is at today — and where it's going.
Allconnect’s online job guide helps you polish your resume and shares insights to prepare for interviews, including tips from an HR recruiter.
Good news, the rain isn't slowing down your Wi-Fi or cable internet and some providers have backup internet options.
A report explores the impact of a state-mandated internet price cap in California for low-income households.
Keeping LGBTQ+ youth connected can aid in navigating cyberbullying, discrimination and other challenges.
Our experts explain why you may only have one or two internet providers available at your address.
Net neutrality is the principle that internet service providers (ISPs) should provide all online content equally without favoring or blocking specific products, websites or types of content. In short, it means that all traffic on the internet is equal and equally accessible.
Starlink’s new plan is cheaper but slower than its standard residential plan.
Google Fiber is available in cities throughout 19 states and is continuing to expand its service footprint.
