Any idea on when to tell when Uverse is coming to an area? And by Uverse I mean FTTN type boxes that offer greater speeds, not their ADSL rebranded as "Uverse". I know they've been stalled in SF, however I noticed an odd(ish) looking street box about 8 blocks away, it was shorter than traditional phone boxes, but a bit wider and had a power meter attached to it and was thinking Uverse (the real one) is actually coming to the area, however checking online I still see 6Mbps as the maximum speed, and even when I enter the address of the house right infront of the box (incase it's a distance issue) still see 6Mbps as the fastest speed available.
It really is difficult sitting hear when I hear "just wait, good stuff is coming soon" when I know the "good stuff" (i.e. me not having to pay extra for bonding to get a 10Mbps connection, that's total not additional) isn't even available here yet. I mean I know there's big city red tape but this is San Francisco damnit, my only option for actual broadband internet (as hopefully defined by the FCC soon) should not be Comcast.
It really is difficult sitting hear when I hear "just wait, good stuff is coming soon" when I know the "good stuff" (i.e. me not having to pay extra for bonding to get a 10Mbps connection, that's total not additional) isn't even available here yet. I mean I know there's big city red tape but this is San Francisco damnit, my only option for actual broadband internet (as hopefully defined by the FCC soon) should not be Comcast.