Dial-Up&#39;s Downfall
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It&#39;s the sound of dial-up Internet access we&#39;ll miss the most. That long, high-pitched screech followed -- usually, hopefully -- by a muffled explosion of static that signaled success.
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It might be the end of the Internet as we know it. Do you feel fine?
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Internet telephony application balks on IPaq and Axim Pocket PC devices.
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Multiple fiber cuts to undersea cables show the fragility of the Internet at its choke points.
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EarthLink Inc.&#39;s announcement that it will lay off 900 people is a blow to broadband competition, but some industry followers say it doesn&#39;t signal the end of municipal Wi-Fi.
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When the Internet phone company Skype went offline for nearly two days last week, Tim Legrand was frustrated and inconvenienced. But he has no plans to switch back to a traditional telephone line.
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CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos riffs on one craze that the Internet bubble unfortunately could not kill.
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IAC/InterActive spins off the online travel service. Also: PCs sprout second brain.... Nielson ratings show broadband users surpassing dialup.... and more.
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Legendary snafu Customers of Legend Communications have scuppered been by a series of mishaps at the hosting, VoIP and broadband provider this week.â¦
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Blog: The site's downage was not actually downage, representatives say, but rather a network carrier issue that slowed it down.
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Googleâs dominance has forced Microsoft to concede that it did not get its Internet business right.
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Jon Oltsik says the explosion in broadband use forces a rethinking of Internet security. But a lethargic vendor response is not a promising harbinger.
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Volume of calls from public plummets in the wake of phone-in scandals.
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In the telecom sector, no company is safe anymore.
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Nearly four years have passed since the peak of the fiber-optic boom, but overcapacity continues to plague carriers, and prices for bandwidth continue to fall. By Joanna Glasner.
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Tens of millions of internet users across the Middle East and Asia have been left without access to the web after a technical fault cut millions of connections
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Satellite internet service providers are often the only alternative to dialup in far-flung areas. The battle with latency still rages, although companies are making gains in upload speeds. By Elliot Borin.