I used to use DSL. It was great in its day, but 6Mbps per second just doesn't cut it these days. So, I turned to cable, where I'm currently enjoying 100Mbps, and dream of Google Fibre's 1 Gigabit per ...

Members of the United Nations' International Telecommunications Union (ITU) have reached a final approval of G.fast, the broadband standard that is designed to deliver access speeds of up to 1Gbps ...

The ITU has begun the process of approving G.fast, a new standard that will allow for access speeds of 1-gigabit-per-second (Gbps) over copper telephone wires. G.fast (full name ITU-T G.9701) is ...

A DSL standard that combines fiber and copper to reach gigabit speeds was approved today by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). The next step for the new G.fast standard is certifying ...

When noncable internet providers — outlets like AT&T or Verizon — choose which communities to offer the fastest connections, they don’t juice up their networks so everyone in their service areas has ...

A Novel Repair Concept: Replace Battery, Not iPod The New York Times reports on Sonnet's replacement iPod battery: "Apple's wildly popular iPod has a well-known Achilles' heel: over time, its ...

Q:I've always thought that cable Internet and DSL were comparable in speed, but lately I've seen a television commercial by a cable company that claims its high-speed Internet service is much faster ...

Nokia announced on Tuesday that it teamed up with Australia’s National Broadband Network (nbn) to push 8 gigabits per second of networking speed across an ordinary twisted-pair copper telephone wire ...

If you rely on old-school copper wire DSL technology for your home's Internet connection, you could see a major speed boost over the next few years. CNET is reporting that several companies are ...

<TAB>Following the record growth of new DSL subscribers in the first quarter, Verizon yesterday announced initiatives to keep growing its broadband market share. <@SM><@SM><TAB>In the first quarter ...

American broadband subscribers have gazed longingly at the fast residential connections available in countries such as South Korea. While some DSL providers are now offering 6.0Mbps service to those ...

Asus is getting to be a very popular brand for those who choose to replace the routers provided for 'free' from their ISPs. To keep its products at the cutting edge of technology and desirability Asus ...