Wait for the Switch 2 Before Playing These 3 Nintendo Games Post author By @CNET Post date April 2, 2025 Nintendo's best franchises pushed the Switch to its limits. Switch 2 editions will give these games a new chance in the sun, with better graphics and improved frame rates.
My Honest Review of AT&T’s Cheapest Internet Plan Post author By @CNET Post date March 31, 2025 I've been using AT&T's Fiber 300 plan for six months. Here's how it measures up.
Why Isn’t My Internet Back Yet? The Hidden Challenges of Network Restoration Post author By @CNET Post date March 29, 2025 Even wireless internet providers have to contend with outages after a storm. Here's how your internet provider races to get you back online.
DOCSIS 3.0 vs 3.1: Which is Better for Your Internet? Post author By @CNET Post date March 28, 2025 Seven years separate the two technologies, but both are relatively old by today's standards. That said, 3.1 may still be more advanced than you need.
Netflix Adds HDR10+ Format for Subscribers With Premium Accounts Post author By @CNET Post date March 26, 2025 Some devices, including Samsung TVs, will benefit from the format, which is a rival to Dolby Vision.
Netflix Adds HDR10+ Format for Subscribers With Premium Accounts Post author By @CNET Post date March 26, 2025 Some devices, including Samsung TVs, will benefit from the format, which is a rival to Dolby Vision.
Nintendo Switch 2 Might Cost $499. What You Need to Know About Preordering Post author By @CNET Post date March 14, 2025 Whatever the price, the Switch 2 is almost certain to sell out quickly.
Google Search Gets More AI Overviews, Powered By Gemini 2.0 Post author By @CNET Post date March 5, 2025 Google's also working on a new AI Mode in Search.
I Live Off-Grid, But My Internet Is on Point: My Best Rural Broadband Tips Post author By @CNET Post date March 4, 2025 I've lived off the grid in New Mexico for years. But I've managed to get good internet service through trial and error. Here's how.
How Open-Access Networks Boost Your Internet Provider Options Post author By @CNET Post date March 1, 2025 Open-access networks bring fast fiber to cities nationwide but don’t operate like typical internet service providers.