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If you’re ready to move on from your current WiFi challenges, contact your service provider. They’ll give you everything you need to upgrade your current WiFi network to a high-performance Mesh WiFi system, and provide you the support you need—so you can enjoy worry-free WiFi that just works.

Your home WiFi network is now as essential to everyday life as electricity and running water. So when you have problems connecting to the network from your laptop or your smart phone, you feel the impact in many different areas of your life— whether you’re trying to download important emails from work, research your nextRead more

If you’re ready to leave poor WiFi performance and technical hassles behind and start enjoying a superior online experience, contact your service provider and order your managed, carrier-grade WiFi service today.

If you’re not getting the performance you expect, the first thing to check is whether your router is based on old technology. If files take forever to download, streaming videos don’t display smoothly, and you have trouble connecting to WiFi in some areas of your home, then there’s a good chance an old router is the culprit.

Most of the time, you don’t need to know anything about how the water gets into your home—you just turn on the tap. And you don’t need to be an electrician to use your refrigerator; you just plug it in and you’re all set. With your home Internet service, it should be the same way.Read more

Internet Speed is often the most important factor since a faster Internet connection will improve your overall online experience.

The latest WiFi routers are faster and more versatile than ever, offering many powerful new features. Learn more about Dual-Band WiFi Routers!

Everywhere you look – you see the same feedback. “I’ve deployed a WiFi extender and it sucks”. There is a simple explanation as to why WiFi extender typically suck. Instead of doing as they say – extending your network – most WiFi extenders are simply creating entirely new networks that sit right next to, orRead more

To figure out why your WiFi may be slow, it helps to have a basic understanding of how WiFi works. WiFi speeds are directly related to the underlying Internet service speeds provided by your Internet service provider (ISP). If your Internet service has a maximum speed of 10 Mbps, then your maximum WiFi speeds canRead more

A New Broadband Possibility Connecting More People with TV White Space “Terrain, demographics, trees, hills, politics, and low population density all conspire to block rural residents from getting easy internet access.” However, as we become more reliant on the Internet for communication, information, health services, and business relations, it has started to become clear thatRead more