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Raleigh has several fast, affordable internet options. Our CNET experts break down the best picks for your home.

Commentary: The Northern Irish golfer's pursuit of glory at Augusta is this weekend's must-watch sporting spectacle.

Sonic is easily the top internet provider in San Francisco, but there are plenty of other options -- including budget-friendly and high-speed plans.

Brooklyn residents can choose from a wide range of providers. These are our top picks that offer fast and reliable plans.

Have any old PC towers, laptops and printers sitting around? Here's where you can recycle them for free -- and, in some cases, even get store credit.

Many 16- to 18-year-olds surveyed said AI offers instant help, feedback and a non-judgmental setting that makes math more accessible and understandable.

If you can get fiber broadband, your home might be worth more. But a lack of equitable access to fast internet puts people at a disadvantage in building wealth.

I tested the $499 Pixel 9A for two weeks and was impressed by how many features Google added without raising the price. Let's hope tariffs don't change that.

This is what I learned after testing under-desk treadmills from both Egofit and Costway, and whether I'd recommend one.

Nintendo consoles have never had the strongest suite of shooters. The Switch 2 has the power to change that.

The widescreen, 15.6-inch display is a throwback but delivers solid performance as does the unit's Snapdragon X Elite processor.

Keep your browsing sessions private and stream movies and shows from your home country while traveling with the best VPNs for Japan.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire comes to life in the franchise's latest store.

Looking for fast and affordable broadband services in Pittsburgh? CNET's experts have rounded up the top options.

If you've been putting off spring cleaning, learning about these mental and physical health benefits will be all the motivation you need.

There's a Hail Mary to keep the Saving on a Valuable Education student loan plan afloat, but don't bank on it.

Tariffs and stock market free falls won't affect your CD returns.

Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for April 10.

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A unique technology is around the corner. Will it be everything that home internet users need, or is it too good to be true?