The best way to tell if you’re getting what you’re paying for each month is by running a simple internet speed test. We'll ...

If your internet provider is actually throttling your internet speeds, a VPN is one of the only ways to get around it. While your ISP can still throttle VPN traffic, the VPN will encrypt that traffic ...

Windows adds a "Perform speed test" button to the network menu for quick ISP speed checks. The test opens via your browser and runs on Bing, not a built‑in Windows tool. No option yet to change which ...

This new Wi-Fi certification will help you identify hotels, arenas, and conferences with reliable network speed.

The past two years has put new emphasis on how important an internet connection is to our daily lives. At the same time, some of us have never experienced such slowdowns and erratic performance as in ...

The Federal Communications Commission recently launched a free broadband speed test you can use to check the speed of your Internet conn ection. The test will reveal how fast your connection lets you ...

Trey Paul was a CNET senior editor covering broadband. His 20+ years of experience as a writer and editor include time at the broadband marketplace Allconnect, as well as working with clients like ...

I decided to increase my internet speed with my cable ISP. So far it does seem faster but not to the level the package is suppose to be, which is 15 Mbps. I have used both www.speedtest.net and testmy ...

Google is finally adding the ability to check the connection speed between a device and the Wi-Fi point to the Google Home app. This feature was available on the old Google Wifi app but hadn’t yet ...

The certification process is thorough and data-driven. Speedtest Certified will provide a comprehensive and objective ...

The FCC recently used speed test results from comScore as an absolute indicator of specific ISPs’ performance. NetForecast analyzed comScore’s testing methodology and data to assess whether it ...

Excellent point @sporkwitch, where is this amazing 20Mbps. In the rural community I'm from you have no choice, but to pay whatever price for 3Mbps DSL, or pay a ridiculously high amount for 500Kbps ...