Verizon launches LTE Home Internet service for rural areas, but is yours one of them? By Millie Fender NEWS Everything you need to know about Verizon's new 4G home internet, if you're covered.
AT&T launches 5G in 28 new areas, but is yours one of them? Here's the full list By Millie Fender NEWS AT&T brings low-band 5G to a total of 179 million people, but what does low-band mean, and is your area covered?
Trend Micro Antivirus Plus Security review By Ian Stokes Review Trend Micro Antivirus Plus Security offers great protection, but slows down your computer and comes with very few extras.
F-Secure Anti-Virus review By Ian Stokes Review F-Secure is barebones when it comes to extras, but as an thoroughbred antivirus it's hard to beat.
Kaspersky 2021 review By Ian Stokes Review With over two decades experience as an antivirus and internet security provider, Kaspersky is still a front runner in the online protection game.
Critical security flaws found in two of the top VPNs, according to VPNpro report By Ian Stokes News VPNpro tested the top 20 VPNs and found that it could install fake updates on two of them.
The internet is more important than ever, but 1 in 3 Americans worry they can't afford broadband bills By Millie Fender NEWS Research reveals that many lower-income Americans are facing a digital divide.
Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile to waive late fees through June 30th By Millie Fender NEWS Cell phone providers are extending late fee and no-termination policies for another 2 months.
WiFi 6 has been approved by the FCC, but what does that actually mean for your wireless internet? By Ian Stokes News Your wireless internet connection is getting an upgrade as 6GHz WiFi is approved by the FCC.
Bitdefender 2021 review By Ian Stokes Review Bitdefender 2021 offers solid protection and a ton of options to help you choose the right internet security program for your needs.
Verizon's coronavirus response: Waiving late fees, 15GB of free extra data, and new discounts for low-income households By Millie Fender NEWS Verizon responds to the coronavirus by giving away free wireless data and bringing out support for low-income groups.
AT&T is axing broadband data caps in response to the coronavirus pandemic By Ian Stokes News AT&T is pausing its broadband data caps during the coronavirus outbreak, but should they exist at all?
Unprotected database leaves millions of sales records exposed; eBay, Shopify, and Paypal users be aware By Sophie Kaemmerle NEWS Shoppers' personal information like names, addresses, and the last four digits of credit card numbers were left exposed online.
Yahoo Mail review By Lewis White Review Despite its growing lack of relevancy, Yahoo Mail still offers a reasonably robust email client, but is that enough?
Gmail review By Daryl Baxter Review Gmail is still the default choice for many when setting up a free email account, but is it the best option?
New report identifies the most dangerous app store on the internet, so if you use it, stop right now By Sophie Kaemmerle NEWS 61,669 new malicious apps were uploaded on the app store in 2019 alone.
Outlook review By Lloyd Coombes Review If you're looking for a powerful email client accessible via the web, then check out our Outlook review.
Facebook tries to stop spread of coronavirus misinformation by giving World Health Organization free ads By Sophie Kaemmerle NEWS As the coronavirus virus spreads, so does the fake news.
Disney Plus app: What you need to know By Millie Fender FEATURE All the Disney Plus app download details you need for your smart TV, smartphone or tablet. Find out about battery and data usage, device limits and more.
Ads promising to cure or prevent the coronavirus now banned from Facebook By Sophie Kaemmerle NEWS Facebook is cracking down on misleading ads about the coronavirus as global panic grows.
