How Fast of an Internet Speed Do You Truly Need?

Internet speed in Pittsburgh

Posted on by Stephanie Sun

This is part 1 of the blog post about Internet Speed. In the next blog post, we will share how you can improve your Internet connection and the free tools you can try.

Internet speed is something we all have come to rely on in our daily lives. With 93% of American adults using the Internet and many with increasing reliance on it, you may have asked one of these questions:

  • Why is my Internet so slow?
  • How fast is my Internet connection right now?
  • Is there a way to improve my Internet speed?

And, of course, the fundamental question, “How fast of an Internet connection do I actually need?”

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10 Things to Explore While Surfing the Web

Friends enjoying the Interne together with a laptop

Posted on by Stephanie Sun

People are connected to the Internet much more than prior generations. According to a recent Pew Research Center survey on Internet usage from early 2021, 85% of Americans say they go online daily, and 31% of U.S. adults now go online “almost constantly.”

If you fall into the ‘almost constantly’ category, why not explore some new things you can try online?

What are the things you have been enjoying on the Internet? If you are tired of scrolling through your social media feeds or getting sucked into mindless games, there are other things to make your time on the Internet more productive yet still entertaining. Here are ten things that will be well worth your time exploring online.

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Internet vs. internet

Green Light Wireless talks about Internet vs. internet

Posted on by Stephanie Sun

When we went through a brand refresh at Green Light Wireless, we thought long and hard about a seemingly simple question – should we talk about the Internet as ”Internet” or “internet”?

As an Internet company, this question brought us to research the history behind capitalizing “Internet” and how it slowly became “internet” in mainstream day-to-day writing.

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