Cord Cutters News: The most recent average US download speed from Ookla Speedtest for October 2014 is 30.70Mbps. In October 2013 the average speed was just 19.67Mbps. Globally the average download speed is 21.03Mbps up from 15.61Mbps in October 2013. In 2012 the average speed was 13.17Mbps down globally and 15.42Mbps in the US.
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Good thing I signed up at launch so people know I'm the real evilcackle
Huge loss for those who don't know where else to spend their surplus $8 a month
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Meanwhile, I am here tinkering with mine to get close to 1 Mbps. -_-
With Google Fiber and Verizon Fios offering so much just for one person, that brings it up a lot. I feel it has nothing to do with what the cable companies have done in the last year. Especially when I sit here with TWC at maybe 13mbps.
Paying for supposedly... 15, only get around 5 during the day. it costs 35 bucks.
Our current highest tier, the isn't hundreds of dollars, is 30 and it cost 70 dollars... Somehow they are putting in gigabit lines to "compete with Google" yet prices keep going up so I doubt it.... we've had 4 price increases in the past two years.
I honestly thought America had fast Internet like in the uk?? None the less, having 30mb should suffice in practically most, if not all, activities.
damn i pay 90 a month for 10download and by the time it reaches here its about 7.5 ;\