After more than three and a half decades of crackling modem sounds and “You’ve Got Mail” nostalgia, AOL is officially ending ...

AOL ends its iconic dial-up internet service after more than three decades, with Yahoo citing very few remaining customers ...

AOL rose in popularity in the 1990s, giving Americans an entry point to the online world through instant messaging and email ...

AOL will pull the plug and end its dialup internet service after more than 30 years. The internet service provider said it ...

Both Yahoo Mail and AOL mail users started reporting issues accessing their emails with reports streaming into the outage website Down Detector starting around 7:30 a.m. Pacific Thursday morning ...

For millions of people who first heard "You've got mail" over crackling phone lines, an iconic chapter in digital history is coming to a close. AOL, also known as America Online, has announced it will ...

Oct. 18, 2012 -- "You've got mail!" Ah, the words that so many of us associate with our first email accounts -- our Aol email accounts. Of course, for most people on the Internet it has been ages ...

Although the company tried to keep some customers paying by giving free e-mail accounts only with less-desirable AIM.com addresses, many subscribers defected to free offerings elsewhere.

Free AOL email accounts or other services will not be affected. Roughly 163,000 households (about 0.1 percent of the nation’s household internet subscriptions) had dial-up as of 2023— the most ...