I suspect the enthusiasm had to do with Google not acting like a phone/cable company. My own hope is that this remains true, and that they come to the Boston area.
I suspect the enthusiasm had to do with Google not acting like a phone/cable company. My own hope is that this remains true, and that they come to the Boston area.
Though something I always wanted to try when I lived downtown was netBlazr [1], which beams internet from antennas on the tops of buildings. If you've got your own place or can convince your landlord to install an antenna, they get fantastic reviews.
[0]: http://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2013/10/08/wahlberg-fios...
But seriously, your hypothesis about GF's non-evil fundamental DNA is a good one. It makes for a much better user experience.
We need some faster pipes in Boston/ Cambridge. As a place that wants to be a tech hub, its a little embarrassing...