Flic Duo is the latest smart button from Flic, a company staking its future on the premise that smart homes need buttons just ...

It's a small price to pay to make sure you can use a variety of items with your Govee automated app.

Reliability matters when you watch a lot of live TV. An unexpected service outage can spoil your Super Bowl or TV-series ...

Following weeks of negotiations and threats of a looming impasse, Verizon failed to reach agreement on a new retransmission deal with WPXI parent company Cox Media Group and Pittsburgh’s Channel 11 is ...

If you’ve been looking to change home internet providers, Verizon Fios is offering a deal you may want to take advantage of. The brand is offering new customers a Nintendo Switch gaming console upon ...

Verizon/Fios dropped Pittsburgh’s NBC-affiliate WPXI-TV 11, from its lineup Monday after refusing multiple offers to extend negotiations for a new carriage agreement for the market’s top local TV ...

Customers of Verizon/Fios could lose access to local NBC affiliate WPXI TV as early as Dec. 15 if Verizon and the station’s owner don’t reach a carrier agreement. In a statement from WPXI owner Cox ...

A wave of Verizon outages today, Friday, Oct. 17, 2025, have spread across the U.S. including New Jersey and the New York City area, with Verizon customers reporting complete home internet outages, ...

Verizon outages today, Friday, Oct. 10, continue across the U.S. with customers reporting phones on "SOS" mode, Fios internet outages, texts failing to send, dropping calls and more. Verizon outages ...

The Amazon Fire TV Stick is basically a streaming device. It comes with a remote, some cables and batteries, and an HDMI-CEC, which is technically the Fire Stick part. From it, you can use apps like ...

Xfinity and Verizon Fios are two of the largest internet providers in the United States, but they offer very different services. Xfinity primarily delivers internet through cable connections, while ...

Verizon Fios offers fiber internet plans with speeds ranging from 300 Mbps to 2,000 Mbps. Plans start at $49.99 per month with no data caps or equipment fees, and bundled discounts are available.