AOL is officially ending its dial-up service after 34 years. How much were users paying for the internet via phone line service with the iconic beep-boop-screeching sound? According to an announcement ...

The landline-based service once played a dominant role in culture, exposing tens of millions to the internet and inspiring a Tom Hanks-Meg Ryan movie. If you’re using AOL dial-up internet to read this ...

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AOL was once the largest provider of internet service for Americans. Today, it belongs to Yahoo! Inc. and operates as a web portal where you can read online articles aggregated from sources across the ...

Internet pioneer AOL is shuttering its dial-up service at the end of September after 30 years of providing its landline-based online connectivity. “AOL routinely evaluates its products and services ...

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AOL will officially discontinue its dial-up internet service on September 30, pulling the plug on an era that defined early internet access for millions of Americans. Image credit: Retrohead The Yahoo ...

AOL, the company previously known formally as America Online, is discontinuing its Dial-up internet service after 34 years. The service will shutter on September 30, meaning "the associated software, ...

NEW YORK (AP) — AOL’s dial-up internet is finally taking its last bow. Yes, while perhaps a dinosaur by today’s digital standards, dial-up is still around. But AOL says it’s officially pulling the ...

AOL has announced it is finally putting an end to dial-up internet, ending an era that was once synonymous with browsing the web. The service, which has been available since 1991, requires users to ...

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