This was good, AT&T and Starbucks Coffee.
This was good, AT&T and Starbucks Coffee. My normal go-to place for using wifi and getting away was closed so I decided to come the block up here and this is what I get.
This is why we all want Google Fiber. Your speeds are embarrassing at&t. Almost as bad as CenturyLink.
Starbucks, as a place where people buy your over-priced coffees and snacks for the wifi, this is atrocious. These speeds are a prime example on why I don't use Starbucks for wifi when I'm on the go.
For the sake of due diligence, I changed the test server to a closer one and tested even slower speeds: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3829527759
I guess there's no point in me being here.
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3829507771
This is why we all want Google Fiber. Your speeds are embarrassing at&t. Almost as bad as CenturyLink.
Starbucks, as a place where people buy your over-priced coffees and snacks for the wifi, this is atrocious. These speeds are a prime example on why I don't use Starbucks for wifi when I'm on the go.
For the sake of due diligence, I changed the test server to a closer one and tested even slower speeds: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3829527759
I guess there's no point in me being here.
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3829507771
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Actually, it really is pretty limited, speed wise, after you've passed the 3.5GB threshold. They shouldn't be allowed to call that "unlimited" when, in fact, there is a finite amount of data beyond 3.5GB that is possible to use at that slower-than-dialup speed before the end of the billing cycle. Of course, your phone would likely overheat and melt or explode before then.
http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/Study-GooglePowered-Starbucks-WiFi-Faster-Than-ATT-129992