At 5Gstore, we’ve always believed that technology should empower people to focus on what really matters. That philosophy drives the solutions we offer to our customers — and it’s the same approach we use inside our own company. We run a 100% Mac environment. Every member of our team, whether they’re handling customer support, programming, or […]
SpaceX Expands “Free” Starlink Mini Dish Offer to Users in the U.S. and Canada
SpaceX has expanded a new promotion that’s getting plenty of attention across North America — select Starlink Residential users in the U.S. and Canada are being invited to claim a “free” Starlink Mini dish. This is part of SpaceX’s growing effort to get its portable Starlink Mini hardware into the hands of more subscribers and encourage […]
T-Mobile Satellite Data Exposure Raises Big Questions About Network Security
Recent research has revealed something alarming: sensitive call and text data from T-Mobile customers, as well as government and military communications, were intercepted through unencrypted satellite connections. The findings show how easily modern communications can be exposed when security protocols are missing or outdated, and why encryption should never be treated as optional. How Researchers […]
Peplink Starlink Integration: How Peplink Gives You More Control Over Starlink Connectivity
Imagine uninterrupted satellite internet that adapts to every network challenge—this level of control is now possible by combining Peplink’s SD-WAN routers with Starlink’s high-performance satellite service. Today’s users demand reliability in remote, mobile, and maritime environments where a single outage can disrupt critical operations. This press release–style article explains how Peplink’s Status as the first […]
Teltonika eSIM Bootstrap: Out-of-the-Box Connectivity Without WiFi or a Second SIM
Deploying new cellular routers used to come with a frustrating catch: to activate an eSIM, you first needed an existing internet connection. That meant using a physical SIM, WiFi, or even a temporary wired connection—just to get the device online so it could download its own cellular profile. Teltonika Networks has changed that equation with […]
Peplink Launches Real-Time Status Page for InControl, Partner Pavilion & More
Introducing the Peplink Status Page – Real-Time Transparency for Network Professionals In the world of network management, visibility and reliability go hand in hand. When systems go down or performance is degraded, every minute counts. That’s why Peplink has launched the Peplink Status Page, a centralized and transparent platform designed to give users real-time insight into […]
Understanding Data Prioritization: How Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile Plans Affect Your Speed
When shopping for a wireless plan — whether for your smartphone, tablet, or a cellular router — it’s easy to assume that “unlimited” means you’ll always get top speeds. The reality is more complicated. Carriers and the MVNOs (mobile virtual network operators) that resell their service all use data prioritization policies to decide who gets the best […]
WiFi on Wheels: PANL-401 Connecting Passengers On the Go
Guest Article written by the Poynting team Public transport is the backbone of modern cities, helping millions of people travel efficiently every day. But as passenger expectations evolve, transport systems must keep pace by offering seamless, high-speed connectivity. Reliable communication is no longer a luxury; it is essential for passenger experience, safety, and operational efficiency. […]
Taoglas Expands Comet Antenna Series with MA58x Compact Screw-Mount Solutions
Taoglas has expanded its Comet antenna family with the new MA58x series, compact screw- or through-hole mount puck antennas engineered to perform reliably on metal enclosures. This development is especially important for system integrators, OEMs, and wireless installers who frequently face the challenge of mounting antennas on metallic surfaces. Below is a breakdown of why the […]
Protect Your Profits Against U.S. Tariff Uncertainty – 5Gstore.com Solutions
Tariffs: A Tool That Creates Uncertainty Tariffs have been part of U.S. trade policy for centuries. Originally designed to protect domestic industries and raise revenue, they’ve been used in waves across industries—steel, aluminum, lumber, semiconductors, and most recently, technology equipment and electronics. In the wireless and networking industry, tariffs can change the cost of imported […]