Joe Supan

As the first generation that’s always had internet, Gen Z spends more time online than other generations, but is less likely to have broadband.

We rounded up the best Black Friday deals on computers, TVs and internet equipment.

Verizon will expand its fixed wireless coverage with the help of Amazon low Earth orbit satellite venture, Project Kuiper.

Through a day of panels, broadband experts and people affected by the digital divide discussed the state of internet connectivity in the U.S.

Several new bills have been introduced in Congress that would drastically change the business practices of America’s largest tech companies.

The largest federal investment in broadband infrastructure just passed with bipartisan support. Here’s how it will impact your internet.

As community anchors, libraries are often the most reliable internet source for many people.

We rounded up the best holiday tech deals available right now on Amazon.

We polled leaders across the broadband industry on internet prices, speeds and the state of the digital divide in 2030.

Elon Musk's satellite internet company delays shipments due to silicon shortages.

Recycling or donating your old electronic devices is becoming easier. Here are your options (and how to do so securely).

A new survey from the Pew Research Center finds significant differences in broadband and technology adoption by income level.

While American internet speeds rank very high globally, nearly half the country still isn’t reaching the FCC’s definition of minimum broadband speeds.

All three major cellphone carriers are retiring their 3G networks to make room for faster 5G speeds, making millions of phones obsolete.

The new program is intended to close the homework gap for good, even after students resume in-person learning.

Americans increasingly favor tighter regulations on technology companies, and more action by the government to curb the spread of fake news.

If you’re paying for internet, you should use it. Connecting to home Wi-Fi helps you conserve your phone’s data, and it’s usually a faster, more reliable connection.

Internet speeds seem to get faster every year, but every connection type has its maximum bandwidth.

FCC broadband maps often understate the number of people without internet access. This tool aims to fix that issue.

After four months since the launch of the program, the FCC has released detailed data about subscriber demographics and how they’re enrolling.

The FCC's internet program hasn't been a major source of new subscribers for most internet providers, but many are upgrading speeds.

A new report from the Fiber Broadband Association predicts that a four-person household will require 2,141 Mbps speeds in the next decade.

Amazon's Project Kuiper files FCC complaint against Starlink for its recent request to send 30,000 more satellites into space.

Americans agree internet is essential, but the solution depends on your politics.

Everything you need to know to take advantage of all the internet deals available for educators and students.

The combination of COVID-19 lockdowns and a slew of new streaming services led to a massive increase in streaming in 2020.

Credit card fraud is on the rise in the U.S. as more people shop online, but there are easy ways to limit your exposure.

Allconnect’s survey of more than 1,200 adults found that race and income are the biggest factors that determine if you have a home internet connection.

The entrepreneur predicted big things in Starlink’s future, and estimated that it could reach 500,000 subscribers by the end of the year.

The social media giant needed a way to connect its data centers. As a result, some rural communities may finally get access to high-speed internet.

While live TV streaming services offer greater flexibility, cable and satellite providers still have the edge when it comes to robust channel lineups.

1 in 3 people experiencing homelessness don't use the internet at all — a major barrier to accessing necessary resources.

The internet as we know it was established in 1983, but its origins can be traced all the way back to the early 1800s.

Nonprofits across the US are working to provide affordable internet connections and devices to marginalized communities around the country.

A new Pew Research Center survey finds that 7% of the adult population in the U.S. is still offline, with the majority being people over the age of 65.

Several internet providers offer free internet plans, but they usually come with slow speeds or extremely low data caps.