Google announces 18 new cities for its speedy Internet service. New Google Fiber service is advertised on a van in Nashville, Tenn., on Jan. 27, 2015. Google announced it would bring gigabit-speed ...

Workers install Google Fiber March 19, 2013 in a neighborhood near Kansas City, Kansas. Keith Myers Kansas City Star file photo After rolling out its Fiber product in about a dozen cities, Google is ...

Google Fiber installed fiber-optic lines in Shawnee in August, but on Thursday the company said it will not be bringing the high-speed Internet service to Leawood. File photo by Keith Myers The Kansas ...

The new offering focus on personalized internet solutions for every household's unique demands, from basic browsing to advanced gaming, with added features like tailored wired connections and advanced ...

Are you a Google Fiber subscriber? You can now cast content from supported apps like Netflix and HBO Go to your Fiber TV Box. That’s right — Google is bringing the Cast technology behind the ...

Thought landlines were dead? Think again. Thanks to a new service from Google Fiber, the seemingly antiquated home phone is coming to the 21st century. After tests were conducted near the beginning of ...

Last month, Google Fiber shared that it’s focusing on five new states over the coming years, and today previewed upcoming “announcements to dramatically expand our multi-gigabit tiers” and eventually ...

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Over the past few months, Alphabet’s Google-branded ISP has been rolling out 2 Gigabit Internet in existing cities. Google Fiber now has a new logo for Fiber and Fiber Webpass after previously just ...

SAN FRANCISCO — In February, Josh Mosqueda moved into a one-bedroom apartment on the other side of Austin from most of his friends, not for the nearby greenbelt or the swimming pool, but for the kind ...

"Keep Austin Weird." It's the proud slogan of the Texas capital, and it wears it well, especially with its eclectic mix of culture, history and technology. Pretty soon, Austin will have one more ...

Google Fiber has stopped offering its $50-per-month, 100Mbps Internet plan to new customers, leaving its gigabit service as the only option available to people who weren’t grandfathered into the ...