Do you still need to pay for your home cable internet with 5G rolling out across the country? That's a good question. First, let's discuss what 5G internet is. It's the latest in internet innovation ...

The major 5G carriers are all rolling out 5G, and Verizon was arguably the first to start doing so. It started with pockets of mmWave coverage in some major cities and has since adopted Sub-6 coverage ...

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Ever since the first 5G networks went live more than two years ago, we’ve tested them and talked to people to see if they’ve really made a difference. Too often, the answer was a clear “no.” But after ...

The premise is simple: You’re already paying your wireless carrier for mobile data, so why not use the same company for your home internet, too, and potentially get a discount? If, like many other ...

As technology changes, we typically expect our devices to become faster and more reliable, especially when it comes to popular activities like streaming movies, using navigation, and downloading our ...

Verizon and AT&T turned on a major new part of their 5G networks Wednesday. The networks use wavelengths called C-band to cover a large part of the country with wireless service that should be ...

(Note: This story originally appeared in my Release Notes newsletter. Get all the good stuff first by signing up. Release Notes drops each Tuesday morning.) For years, T-Mobile executives have been ...