Wordle helps me and my dad keep in touch — here's how By Henry T. Casey published 4 March 23 How Wordle, the daily guessing game, replaced America's so-called pastime as an important part of our editor's bond with his father.
I just set up a new Wi-Fi router – and wish I did this one thing differently By Anthony Spadafora published 16 October 22 Setting up a new router can be complicated but you can help simplify things by reusing your old SSID and password.
I ditched Xfinity for this ISP — and I'm not looking back By Imad Khan last updated 10 October 22 AT&T Fiber offers customers gigabit internet speeds for less than Xfinity. But the best part is its unlimited data, a major anxiety relief for someone who had been on Xfinity for years.
This Wordle trick kept my streak going — and you'll probably hate it By Henry T. Casey last updated 13 July 22 A standard starter Wordle word is a crutch that should be tossed out.
I don't like Wordle — but I love these alternatives By Rory Mellon published 26 March 22 I don't like Wordle, but these two alternatives have become a fixture of my daily routine.
If Facebook Wants Our Trust, Mark Zuckerberg Must Resign By Philip Michaels published 28 April 19 Privacy figures to be a big topic of discussion at the upcoming Facebook F8 conference. But does Facebook have any credibility left after so many public blunders?
I Tried to Sign Up for Verizon Fios. It Turned Into a Nightmare By Marshall Honorof published 14 April 19 Signing up for Verizon Fios service is not nearly as easy as the company makes it sound.
Why I Deleted My Facebook Account (And How I Did It) By Henry T. Casey published 3 November 18 After years of saying I'd delete my Facebook account, I finally did it. Here's what set me off.
5 Freedoms That Just Died With Net Neutrality By Avram Piltch published 14 December 17 Without net neutrality rules, which the FCC just killed, ISPs can obstruct your right to start a business, publish your views or choose which products to buy.
Net Neutrality Won't Save the Internet. Competition Will By Paul Wagenseil published 13 December 17 Breaking up broadband monopolies to provide real competition, not net neutrality regulations, will give Americans faster, cheaper broadband.
I hated Time Warner Cable, but I came back for Spectrum By Henry T. Casey published 30 April 17 Verizon's failure to roll out its fastest home internet led me to discover that you can teach an old ISP (Time Warner Cable) new tricks.
How to Keep a Close Eye on Your Kids' Screen Time By Amy Oztan published 8 November 16 The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that you watch what your children are viewing, but how do you do that without hovering?
Why Using an Ad Blocker Is Stealing (Op-Ed) By Avram Piltch published 22 May 15 Like a number of extensions, a new Android web browser blocks Internet advertising. However, filtering out ads is wrong and puts millions of jobs in jeopardy.
Cablevision 'Cord Cutter' Internet Offer Is Mostly Hype By Sean Captain published 23 April 15 Adding a $70 antenna is the update that magically turns ISP Cabelvision's Optimum broadband service into a so-called 'Cord Cutter' package.
We've Already Squandered Net Neutrality — And That's OK (Op-Ed) By Marshall Honorof published 27 February 15 There is no better tribute to the preservation of net neutrality than the Internet forgetting about the issue so it can watch a llama chase.
