As more American homes install high-speed Internet connections, telephone companies are finally starting to take market share from the once-dominant cable companies. The top U.S. cable ...

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Former CNET editor Dong Ngo has been involved with technology since 2000, starting with testing gadgets and writing code for CNET Labs' benchmarks. He managed CNET's San Francisco Labs, reviews 3D ...

For the first time, U.S. local telephone companies have sold more high-speed Internet connections than cable providers have, a milestone that could intensify competition and lower prices. After taking ...

Broadband is high-speed internet service — usually defined as 25Mbps or faster — sent through cable, DSL, fiber, or satellite ...

In the not so distant past, accessing the Internet from work was an activity reserved only for those employees who had a pressing business need to do so. In many cases, these lucky few even accessed ...

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Broadband cable access growth has slowed, while DSL is growing. But cable-TV high-speed Internet connections still lead DSL by about two to one. A recent FCC ruling allows the major carriers to charge ...

WASHINGTON — With a growing number of Americans downloading movies and television shows, the nation’s broadband Internet has been picking up the pace to keep up with the demand. According to the ...

Question: I want high-speed Internet access. Which is better? DSL or cable? What’s the difference? Answer: First, you have to determine whether you have the luxury of a choice. DSL and cable Internet ...

Pent-up demand for blazingly fast Internet access to the home is rocking the very foundations of the high-speed communications industry-or at least shaking up conventional modems that use the plain ...

ROSEVILLE, Calif.--For 88 years, the Roseville Telephone Company watched the telecommunications world transform the 83 square miles it served surrounding this former railroad town outside Sacramento.