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Net Neutrality is being proposed as a solution to a high cost ‘Internet fast lane’ being created for bandwidth sensitive services. Is this fear logical?
Google Fiber has announced the cities it will be outfitting with Gigabet Internet service. Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville and Raleigh-Durham
Google is appealing to the FCC to have broadband internet providers be afforded the same rights as phone companies and cable TV providers.
Anyone who’s ever tried working in a Starbucks or other popular cafe knows that Wi-Fi connections there can be spotty at best. However, there’s one Starbucks in Kansas City that should offer incredible Wi-Fi service all thanks to Google Fiber.
Google Fiber installations are picking up pace in Kansas City (KC) but questions remain as to why the internet giant would go into such a capital intensive business and how it expects to make money.
Offering free installation and one gigabit per second Internet speeds for a base rate of $70 per month, Google Fiber has already begun installations in what it calls “fiberhoods.”
Google’s super fast internet will bring its “game-changing” product to Grandview, Missouri.
Google has been an expert prankster on April Fools’ Days for years. From Google Translate for Animals, to Google Fiber, it has kept the spirit of April 1.
