AT&T said Tuesday that it will raise monthly cable modem Internet fees by $6 per month on June 1. As reported earlier, AT&T Broadband will increase its high-speed Net access rates next month to $45.95 ...

Buying your own internet modem is not just a great way to avoid paying rental fees from your ISP—choosing a better model than what your cable company offers lets you unlock better internet and network ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The vast majority of Americans today have access to the internet. If you live in a big city, you probably have the option to choose between a ...

AT&T plans to raise its monthly cable modem Internet-access fees by $6 per month effective June 1, CNET News.com has learned. The long-distance and cable giant is expected to inform current broadband ...

I've had ATT Broadband for about a month now and the performance has been top-notch without a single hiccup...until yesterday. Now, every once in a while, the service will cut out, and the "Status" ...

Is your cable modem dead? You're not alone. Nearly a million subscribers to Excite@Home's cable-modem service (which is sold by companies such as AT&T Broadband and Comcast) lost their high-speed ...

Ping Log - 430K text file - A repeating ping to www.cisco.com from about 2pm to 7.30pm PST<BR><BR>My ATT Cable service has been acting up all day. I've got a linksys cable modem connected to a linksys ...

A cable modem’s lights blinking can represent not just data flowing into your house but money flowing out of your bank account. How much? Probably more than what you paid a year ago to rent the same ...

The first "wideband" cable modems employing the DOCSIS 3.0 transmission standard, which can deliver download speeds of 100Mbps or more, have been certified for production. CableLabs, which is licensed ...

A group of security researchers have discovered a flaw that puts a jaw-dropping number of cable modem users at risk. It’s believed that there are at least 200 million affected modems in Europe alone.