Recent Articles About Internet Providers

Everyone needs the internet — but as cord-cutting increases in popularity, fewer and fewer people need to bundle cable TV or phone lines with their internet services. Find out how you can get reliable internet by itself.

Slow Wi-Fi is frustrating — fortunately, there are tons of simple ways to alleviate the problem.

If your Xfinity Wi-Fi is running slowly, this article will show you common causes and how to diagnose and fix the problem.

Here’s what to know about your internet plan to avoid any data cap fees.

Wi-Fi thieves can put a damper on your online activities. Here’s how to check if someone’s stealing your Wi-Fi — and how to boot them off.

Learn how to apply for the government’s internet assistance program.

Slow internet can be disruptive, but you can fix it. Here’s how.

Get an in-depth look at how to apply for low-income internet, including how to access government internet assistance.

Free internet plans aren't just a dream — it's reality. Check out eight ways to get free or cheap internet at home or in public.

Ever wondered what the difference is between megabits versus megabytes? In this article, we explain these similar-sounding measurements and how they apply to your internet speeds.

5G is better and faster than 4G, but using the new network may mean getting a new phone.

Zoom may not require high internet speed, but having a stable connection with a speed of more than 600 Kilobits per second can help your video calls run smoothly.

Gigabit internet kicks your speed up to 1,000 Mbps and is one of the fastest internet options out right now. But is it worth the extra cost? Maybe not.

Find out potential reasons why your internet connection isn’t working properly and learn how to resolve the issue.

Your router might be slowing your internet speed down. Here’s how to find out if that’s the case and troubleshoot it.

How much internet speed do you need to work from home and not lose your mind? 100 Mbps is the recommended download speed. Here's why.

Fast internet speeds are generally thought of to be at least 100 Mbps for downloads and 20 Mbps for uploads. Find out what can slow you down and how you can fix it.

You can find free Wi-Fi hotspots near you with a few easy tips.

As more people, homes, businesses, and devices become connected, the need for more bandwidth continues to scale. Here's how different types of internet connections compare when it comes to providing optimal speeds.

You may not realize how much data Zoom can use, but there are ways to optimize your experience and avoid the data drain. We’ll show you how.

Is your internet being throttled? Your internet service provider could be slowing down your connection, so here’s what to do about it.