Xfinity Blog Posts

Xfinity Internet Essentials: Bridging the Digital Divide for Low-Income Households

Posted under: Blog and Xfinity

Xfinity Internet Essentials is a program offered by Comcast that provides affordable internet plans to low-income households. The basic plan offers download speeds of up to 50 Mbps, while Internet Essentials Plus offers up to 100 Mbps speeds. These speeds are more than enough for most typical internet activities like browsing, streaming, and online gaming.

Don't Let Rural Living Slow You Down: The Best Internet Options for Remote Areas

Posted under: Blog, CenturyLink, HughesNet and Xfinity

High-speed internet has become an essential part of our daily lives. It's used for everything from staying in touch with loved ones to completing schoolwork and enjoying entertainment. Unfortunately, for many people living in rural areas in the United States, accessing reliable internet can be a challenge. Despite progress in improving broadband infrastructure, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) reported that around 14.5 million Americans in rural areas still lack internet access. This issue affects individuals, families, businesses, and entire communities. In this article, we'll explore the best options to get the best internet service provider that fits your needs and budget.

Which Service Providers Have Data Caps?

Posted under: AT&T, Blog, CenturyLink, Cox, Exede, and 6 more...

Data caps are one of the top considerations when you are searching for an internet service provider. Each provider has different data policies regarding amount and overage fees. In order to help make your search easier, we have compiled a list of the top providers and information on their data packages.

Can Fiber Optic Internet Save Your Struggling City?

Posted under: Blog, Google Fiber, Internet, Kansas, Rocket Fiber, and 3 more...

The goal is to keep young, upwardly mobile people from leaving. As cities contemplate the potential positive impact that ultra-high-speed internet could have on their goals for growth, they need to look no further than US cities that have already invested in the fiber optic infrastructure needed to reach 1 Gbps internet speed.