The US is an internet-rich country, with thousands of ISPs and hundreds of thousands of meters of cables. Cabled broadband was certainly at the forefront of this transformation the country has undergone these past two decades, but there are more options today than ever before. With devices like phones and tablets relying on wireless networks, there have been advancements in wireless technology, and now even entire homes and communities can be connected to the internet wirelessly yet lose none of the speed of a cable.
