Pacific Bell's parent company, SBC Communications, has started slashing the number of technicians assigned to install DSL lines, despite customer complaints that it often takes too long to obtain help ...

I moved recently, leaving behind spotty 3mbps DSL for 15mbps cable internet. I'm only a few miles down the road, but telecommunications laws being what they are, that's all it took to get some decent ...

After Bob Knowling Jr. lost his job last November, he tried to get high-speed Internet service installed at his home in Arizona. Covad Communications was a natural first choice, considering that ...

Verizon Communications, the company formed by the merger of Bell Atlantic and GTE, reported flat earnings Monday, saying an 18-day labor strike in August affected its revenue growth. Verizon reported ...

WASHINGTON — Horror stories about airline delays are quickly being replaced with agonizing tales about installing high-speed Internet service, and some consumers are taking their complaints to court.

I'm trying to troubleshoot an Internet and phone problem for some people nearby. They've got bare DSL service through Earthlink now, and used to have an analog phone line. They're here in Silicon ...

Ron Nutter helps a user who wants to share his DSL connection between two computers. Can I use a hub to share a single DSL line between two computers or is it better to buy a router? How does the hub ...

One generalization we can make about computing is that over time, most technology items become cheaper, while at the same time, they become faster. This is true of broadband in its most common forms.

SBC Communications' desire to acquire the rest of Prodigy Communications can be explained in three simple letters: DSL. Last Friday, SBC said it plans to purchase the outstanding Prodigy shares it ...

Discover differences between fiber, cable, 5G, DSL and satellite internet to select the best connection type for your home and needs.

I am asking here only because my ISP's support hasn't been able to figure it out. I call the ISP, and they do the usual...do you have a wireless router plugged in, blah blah. I patiently work them ...