Network technologies in the United States have the widest distribution. More than 78% of Americans have access to the Internet almost 24/7, mostly from home or office. Therefore, Internet cafes are relatively rare even in large cities (at least there are noticeably fewer of them than in large European cities). Network access is usually included in the package of many hotels and resorts, cafes or restaurants, and can also be connected through various public and educational institutions, business centers, book and photo stores and public libraries that provide both cable connection and Wi-Fi hotspots.-Fi. However, in libraries and some other institutions, the duration of a session per person is usually limited to some specific time, most often no more than 30 minutes.

There are a lot of Wi-Fi access points, both paid and free. Internet via GPRS is also widely distributed and has a high speed (various multimedia services up to the broadcast of television channels are supported by almost all mobile operators in the country).

Wi-fi is available in almost all hotels and motels; it is always included in the cost of living and usually has a fairly high speed. Those who work through a router (router) or GPRS modem should remember that a different communication standard is used in the USA. In the United States, due to the occupancy of the 1900 MHz frequency spectrum, GSM networks have allocated the 1710 MHz – 1755 MHz and 2110 MHz – 2155 MHz bands, respectively.