dial-up was charged on a consumption basis, so the longer you were online, the more your phone bill would rise. Oh boy, my ...

AOL weirdly still hosts a dialer program on its dial-up page, but it doesn’t actually have any dial-up functionality in it. Despite significant advancements in telecommunications technology ...

In fact, BlackBerry 10 has really become the mobile platform equivalent of AOL’s dial-up Internet service in the sense that people still use it even though you’re always surprised to find out ...

AOL is alive and well. Decades after its heyday, AOL offers a subscription-based browser called AOL Desktop Gold, priced at $6.99 per month. While no longer tied to dial-up internet, it retains much ...

The history of AOL.com, or America Online, is a fascinating story of one of the most recognized brands on the Internet. The one-time dial-up internet giant’s instant messaging platform and chat ...

AOL. Yes, it is still alive and sustained, on the one hand, by two million Americans who can't or won't get broadband, paying $10 a month to dial-up instead, as well as an advertising network ...