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(800) 233-1059
- GREAT WHEN YOU HAVE MULTIPLE USERS AND WANT TO KEEP YOUR OFFICE RUNNING
- A promotional offer with $100/month discount of the regular Internet 25 rate for 24 mos.
- Downstream speeds up to 25 Mbps
- Upload speeds up to 3 Mbps
- Included! Wi-Fi Gateway to connect your devices
- Included! Access to thousands of AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Spots nationwide
- Included! AT&T Internet Security Suite powered by McAfee - a powerful security suite of services with anti-spy, anti-virus, pop-up blocker, content control, SpamGuard Plus, two-tiered firewall, and more
- Download 8000 files (125MB) in 40 seconds
- Download a 30-minute training video (HD) in under 7 minutes
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For special promotions in your area call800-254-6507
- 25 mbps ↓ and 5.0 mbps ↑
- 3-year promo rate. Regular rate is $170.00.
- Contract Term: 3 years
- Setup: $25.00 (Includes modem activation.)
- Modem: $5/mo
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For special promotions in your area call(800) 352-5475
- Up to 200Mbps available (with upload speeds of up to 7Mbps in all locations, up to 10Mbps in some locations)
- 1-year promo rate.
- Plan not available in all markets. Pricing varies depending on your business’ specific needs. Speak with an agent to verify.
- Modem included.
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For special promotions in your area call(800) 615-9405
- $49.99/mo for 25 mbps
- 25 mbps ↓ and 4.0 mbps ↑
- 1-year promo rate. Regular rate is $79.99.
- Contract Term: 2 years
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For special promotions in your area call(800) 233-1059
- Enjoy consistent coverage on all your devices with our most advanced Wi-Fi Gateway Router
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INCLUDED! AT&T Smart Home Manager App to manage your Wi-Fi network and connected devices
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INCLUDED! Standard Professional Installation
- Enjoy 300 Mbps upload and download speeds with our 100% Fiber network†
- Great for multiple users, streaming, gaming, and sharing large files
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For special promotions in your area call(800) 280-5849
- Terms: 12 months*
- Terms: No contract required
- Security: Suite included
- Speed: Starting at 100 Mbps
- Internet modem included
- No data caps or extra fees
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For special promotions in your area call800-254-6507
- Modem w/ WiFi: $9.99/mo
- Setup: $75.00 (Includes professional installation.)
- 1-year promo rate. Regular rate is $64.99.
- 30 mbps ↓ and 3.0 mbps ↑
- 1024 GB/mo data cap
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For special promotions in your area call800-615-9405
- Speeds up to 75 Mbps
- Reliability and high speed with fiber-optic technology
- No data caps
- Professional Installation (required): $69.95
- Modem: Use of EarthLink provided modem with Wi-Fi is required. An additional modem fee of either $6.95 per month or a one-time fee of $74.95 will apply.
- Term Commitment (contract): 12 months
- Early Termination Fee: Up to $200.00
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For special promotions in your area call800-569-2173
- Modem with WiFi included
- Contract Term: 2 years
- 50 GB Bonus Bytes from 2am - 8am
- Equipment non-return and additional fees apply
- Additional Fees. Equipment lease or purchase required.
- Free standard installation for new Lease subscribers. Not valid with Purchase option.
- Early Termination Fees and/or Unreturned Equipment Fees
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For special promotions in your area call(800) 615-9405
- Modem w/ WiFi: $9.99/mo
- Setup: $50.00 (Includes activation and free professional installation.)
- 25 mbps ↓ and -- mbps ↑ w/ no data cap.
- Includes one-time $100 bill credit
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Historical California Internet Speeds Over Time
Speed test results show an average of 60.62 Mbps download and 15.21 Mbps upload speeds across all mobile, tablet, and desktop devices tested. Take a look at the charts below for an at-a-glance view of of speed test results by device.
Nearby California Internet Speeds by City
Latest Internet Broadband News for San Diego, California
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With the goal of providing satellite Internet access to rural regions across the planet, Amazon recently asked the FCC for approval to launch over 3,000 broadband satellites. It’s a plan that makes sense for the world’s top online retailer. Just think of all those new potential customers! News about Amazon’s plans appeared earlier this week […]
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Read more...Worldwide Internet Speed on the Rise
If your Internet connection seems a little faster the past few years, there’s good reason. A new study reveals the average worldwide Internet speed increased 23 percent over the twelve-month period from May 2017 to May 2018. The study involved 163 million tests using ISPs located all over the planet. The planet’s average Internet speed […]
Read more...AT&T Rebrands DirecTV Now
AT&T acquired DirecTV in 2015, giving the telecommunications giant access to many new customers. NFL Sunday Ticket – a DirecTV exclusive – also helped convince football fans to subscribe to AT&T’s home and wireless products. It seemed like a match made in heaven. Now it appears the parent is beginning to phase out the DirecTV […]
Read more...Is Hulu the Right Streaming Service for Your Household?
When trying to pick the right streaming service for your household, options abound. If you are a movie buff, Netflix remains a great choice. In addition to movies, the service also produces its own content, like Orange is the New Black and Stranger Things. On the other hand, Hulu offers network TV shows, but also […]
Read more...New Netflix Ultra HD Video Plan in the Works?
Perhaps a new Netflix Ultra HD service is in the offing? The streaming content provider hopes to add a new service tier focused on 4K video. This move makes sense with many of the OTT streaming services, like DirecTV Now and Sling TV, also raising prices. Perhaps they feel as prices rise, providing more value […]
Read more...5G Networks Expand Their Footprint Across the Country
5G networks continue to go online across the United States. The largest telecom providers in the business hope to compete for customers wanting faster speeds and low latency. Not surprisingly, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile remain the biggest players in this fierce competition. So, let’s take a look at the progress on these initial networks. […]
Read more...Cities Near San Diego, California
A Closer Look at San Diego, California
San Diego is a major American city, ranking as the second most populous in California and the eighth largest in the United States. The local economy spans most business sectors, including tourism, but is arguably led by the military. The only deepwater port on the West Coast is home to a significant naval base, submarine and shipbuilding yards, as well as Marine Corps bases and Coast Guard stations.
Cultural opportunities for San Diego residents abound, highlighted by the San Diego Zoo, which is one of the top zoological centers in the world. Many museums (including the Museum of Man), excellent restaurants, and live music venues dot the surrounding area. Local opera, symphony, and theater companies add to the culture of the region.
Professional sports are popular in San Diego, especially with the San Diego Padres in MLB. Sadly the NFL’s San Diego Chargers moved back to Los Angeles, leaving a void in the local sports scene. The San Diego State Aztecs college teams are also popular. Remember, a great high-speed Internet service lets customers watch their favorite team from home or on a mobile device.
As a coastal city, San Diego features a large number of beaches in addition to a wide array of city parks and other sites suitable for outdoor activities and visits. The Mission Trails Regional Park and Balboa Park are two of the highlights. The Trust for Public Land ranks the city’s park system as the ninth-best in the country. Beautiful scenery abounds throughout the region.
San Diego is also served by a multitude of air, automobile, and other transportation options. San Diego International Airport – also known as Lindbergh Field – provides air travel to destinations throughout the country and beyond. It is the busiest single runway airport in the country. Interstates 5, 8, 15, and 805 help move automobile, bus, and truck traffic throughout the area. San Diego Trolley light rail and the SDMTS bus service as well as others move commuters throughout the region.
Ultimately, San Diego remains a great place to raise a family, go to school, or start a career.