Google's internet service is experiencing outages in man parts of Texas in and around Austin, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, and more.
Google has announced that the city of Dallas, Texas could be getting the company's Google Fiber TV and 1Gbps internet service.
Subscribers to the Google Fiber TV and Internet service will soon be able to connect their smartphones and tablets to their TV boxes with Google Cast support.
Google Fiber is now available in Kansas City on a selection of monthly plans, as opposed to the one-time payment for construction and free connectivity thereafter. Now, as noted by Recode, the company will offer its service for free to economically underserved communities while everyone else can pay out $50 a month without signing a contract.
Google will be bringing its 1Gbps Fiber internet service to some of San Francisco's apartments and condominiums.
Google has revealed it will be bringing its Google Fiber service to the city of Huntsville, Alabama. The city itself will build the fiber network which will be used by Google to deliver its 1Gbps Internet and TV service.
Google will be providing its Fiber gigabit internet service to public housing residents at no extra cost in cities where Google Fiber is offered.
Google may expand access to its Google Fiber 1Gbps Internet and TV service to Louisville, Kentucky, along with Irvine and San Diego, California. The company has started early planning work with the leaders of those three cities.
Google will be expanding the reach of its Google Fiber 1Gbps Internet and TV service to another U.S. city, San Antonio, Texas. It will be the biggest city yet to obtain Google Fiber, but no launch date was revealed.
Google will expand its Google Fiber service to include Salt Lake City, offering residents access to its TV service and Internet speeds of up to 1Gbps. Google Fiber is already live in Provo, Utah, but there's no word on when service will begin in Salt Lake City. Google stated: Salt Lake has more than breathtaking mountain vistas and fantastic ski slopes. It also hosts a booming...
Google Fiber is coming to four new metro areas in the US. That's according to a new report over on the Wall Street Journal, citing sources familiar with the situation. It's reported that Google will soon announce coverage in Atlanta, Charlotte (N.C), Raleigh-Durham (N.C), and Nashville (Tenn.) in the coming days. Local news publications in these areas have received invitations from...
Welcome to Google Town Google Fiber is in the process of turning the cable internet service on its head with low-cost, high speed service, and according to a report from The Information (subscription required) Google is considering doing the same for mobile phone service. The report cites a range of options for Google, but the central premise revolves around a combination of a city-...
Another U.S. city receives Google's crazy-fast Internet service The latest big Google Fiber expansion is in Provo, Utah, and today marks the beginning of home installations of the new service. Following up on the deal that officially closed in July, residents now have their chance to get their gigabit Internet installed in their home. If you don't want to drop the money on full service...
Details of the rollout are forthcoming in the weeks and months ahead After an announcement in April that Provo, Utah would be the third city to receive Google Fiber, Google's gigabit internet and television service, the mayor of Provo has announced that an agreement has been reached between Google and the city. The deal has officially closed, and the roll out campaign is underway. No...
The Google Fiber train continues to roll with another Kansas location selected for the service Google's next expansion to the Fiber network has been selected, and adds another location in Kansas to the map. Next up to receive the Gigabit Internet and TV provided by Google is Shawnee, Kansas, which makes total sense given its proximity to Kansas City. Google says they were impressed by...
Google has announced that the third city to gain access to its Google Fiber service will be Provo, Utah. The announcement comes just a week after the second city, Austin, was announced. In case you're wondering, Provo is the third largest city in Utah and about 43 miles south of Salt Lake City. In the blog post, Google says that they've agreed to purchase iProvo, a fiber-optic network...
Three new premium channel packages now available for Google Fiber TV customers When Google Fiber first launched, there were some glaring omissions in its TV offerings, but one of the huge ones is being addressed today with the addition of HBO and Cinemax to its lineup. As additional packages added onto your current TV service, you can now grab HBO for $20 per month which includes 7...
Google to begin connection Austinites to gigabit services by mid-2014 Good news for residents of Austin, Texas -- your city is next on the list for Google Fiber roll-out. The gigabit cable service, which first launched in Kansas City last year, is set to become available to homes in Austin by mid-2014. Austinites will have the same choice of services open to Google Fiber subscribers...
Google Fiber is a service lots of us would love to have, if we could. Besides the TV service of course, there's the small matter of a Gigabit internet connection too, or even a free, much slower service. The only drawback is that to be able to use it, you have to be a resident of Kansas City. But, Google has now announced that Google Fiber will be extended, after the city council in...
Google's Fiber project will soon be going live in Kansas City after a lengthy preparation period. This means high-speed internet access will be available to residents for $70/month, or $120 if you want TV access too. Google will even toss in a free Nexus 7 tablet if you go with the upper tier. Best of all, they also have a free 5 gigabit option, so long as you're willing to cough up a...