As computer makers swap analog modems for Wi-Fi cards and broadband ports, is it time to declare the dial-up connection dead?

Internet Essentials costs about $10 a month with Internet speeds that are exponentially faster than dial-up, and users have the option to purchase an Internet-capable computer for $150, according ...

The service will run until Sept. 30. What is dial-up? Dial-up uses a modem to convert digital data from a computer into audio signals, which can then travel over standard phone lines, said W. Patrick ...

It's official. Dial-up is dying. The big three providers of "premium" dial-up Internet access -- that is, access that costs somewhere around $20 a month -- all reported significant declines in ...

AOL debuted the service in 1989. Dial-up has largely been replaced by broadband internet.

Remember those horrible screeching noises coming from your computer? Well, for those millenials who don’t: dial-up was a way to access the Internet which took forever and made some of the worse ...

Regardless, the decline of dial-up has been a long time coming. And AOL shutting down its service arrives as other relics of the internet's earlier days continue to disappear.