I would happily move to get faster internet speeds, but all of the neighborhoods AT&T are targeting seemed to be expensive when I checked them out. This jives

I would happily move to get faster internet speeds, but all of the neighborhoods AT&T are targeting seemed to be expensive when I checked them out. This jives w/ what the article says: >>What's actually happening is that AT&T is upgrading a few >>high-end developments where fiber was already in the ground >>(these users were previously capped at DSL speeds) and >>pretending it's a serious expansion of fixed-line broadband. On the other hand, Google Fiber seems to be planning connectivity all over the place, since they're tasked w/ providing free service to various community hubs selected by the city which are widely spread out.