The Future of the Internet The internet has never been more important, and its future has never been so uncertain. This ZDNET special report looks at the possible futures - good and bad - that lie ...

The evolution of work life and home life activity: “Corporate control of workers’ time—in the guise of work/ family balance—now extends to detailed monitoring of when people are on and off work. ...

The future of smart homes is bright and low-power, long-range, cost-effective IoT-powered devices are bringing us closer to this reality.

In 2019, the Pew Research Center released its own data about the future of digital life after canvassing 530 experts. Lee Rainie, director of internet and tech research at Pew, was one of the co ...

Today’s smart homes are no longer a concept reserved for tech enthusiasts or luxury properties. The global smart home market is expanding rapidly, driven by advancements in the Internet of ...

Is 5G the future of home internet? Probably not — at least not in its present form. We’ll probably be switching to 6G smartphones before wireless broadband becomes the norm.

According to a March 2022 industry report, the global market for home security is expected to rise from $2.9 billion in 2019 to an estimated $12.8 billion in 2026, driven by a rise in Internet of ...

Future-proofing your internet connection Home networks have gradually come to have an average of 20 to 25 devices connected at once as items like smart phones, watches and appliances have come online.

The future internet is an evolution, which means it won’t “arrive” at a particular point in time. But the building blocks that will bring the next iteration of the web to life — including ...

Once upon a time, in the age of dial-up, even one megabit per second was considered a fast internet speed. Today, that’s barely enough to register on an internet speed test, and the average US ...

The report concluded that when COVID-19 sent adults to work from home and kids to learn from home, it became clear broadband speeds for many around the state weren’t fast enough.

As more work from home, the demand for advanced collaboration tools, secure communication platforms and reliable internet connections will grow. The future of remote work will heavily rely on ...