Google Fiber Moving Outside Of Kansas City To Olathe, Kansas

Google Fiber may be the best thing to happen to home internet in a long time. With gigabit speeds for very low prices, along with TV service (and a free Nexus 7!), it’s the desire of many nerds and regulars alike. However, it’s limited to very few people. Kansas City has had Google Fiber for a while, but now Google is expanding to Olathe, Kansas. This expansion was approved by the Olathe City Council.

However, Google Fiber will take a while to set up. Obviously, they’ll need to do a lot of work to get it working for customers. They will soon announce timing and pre-registration for those who want in. But it’ll be worth the wait for the amazing service provided. How about San Francisco next, Google?

Google Fiber Blog | OlatheKS.org | Engadget

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Haloruler64 84 pts

 TheDark_Knight We may have a focus on Android, but we do cover general Google news too. 

TheDark_Knight 77 pts

@Haloruler64 Is there a good reason you cover general Google news besides that Google owns Android?

Haloruler64 84 pts

 TheDark_Knight  Haloruler64 Android is not an individual product and it never was. It in every way is a part of the "Google suite" and we cover everything that is related to Android, which is many parts of the Google world. Fiber, because (even if it is the future) they give you a Nexus 7 as your TV remote and any Android device can now be used. Chrome OS because it's an extension of Android into the desktop OS world (not directly related, but in many idealistic ways it is), and with the head of Chrome OS now leading the Android team, they have a huge possibility of a serious connection. Chrome, Search (Now), Talk, it's all intertwined. Google is a whole and Android is an integral part of that.