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 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 […]
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 […]
In late September 2025, CISA (the U.S. Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency) issued Emergency Directive 25-03 (CISA ED 25-03) urging federal agencies (and strongly encouraging all organizations) to act immediately to detect and respond to possible compromise of Cisco devices (specifically, ASA and Firepower appliances). The reason: threat actors are exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities to gain unauthenticated remote code execution, and in […]
Introduction On September 24, 2025, a U.S. appeals court handed a notable win to AT&T and Nokia by overturning a $166 million verdict in a patent infringement case. For companies operating in the telecommunications and wireless infrastructure sector (like ours at 5Gstore), this ruling carries important implications — especially around risk, licensing, and confidence in […]
In a move that underscores how satellite and cellular networks are converging, T-Mobile has just expanded its T-Satelliteservice (powered by Starlink) so that eligible iPhones can now access Apple apps via satellite data. This is more than just a gimmick — it marks a step toward more ubiquitous connectivity, especially for folks who wander outside cell-tower […]
Teltonika Networks recently published a firmware update for its RutOS (version 7.17) and TswOS (version 1.7) operating systems. These updates bring several new features, UX improvements, and security enhancements. For anyone using Teltonika routers, switches, or deploying IoT / industrial networking, these updates are well worth a look. Below is a breakdown of what the […]
As wireless standards evolve rapidly, device-makers and consumers alike are trying to keep pace with what the latest chips can actually deliver — especially when vendors begin advertising new WiFi capabilities. Apple’s newly introduced N1 wireless networking chip in the iPhone 17 line is a case in point. While this custom chip supports WiFi-7, Apple has confirmed it does not support the […]
Apple’s newly announced iPhone 17 and iPhone Air are drawing attention not only for their sleek design and performance upgrades but also for a groundbreaking security enhancement. With the launch of the A19 and A19 Pro chips, Apple has introduced a powerful new feature called Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE). This innovation promises to make iPhones much more resilient against a wide […]
Peplink has officially released Firmware 8.5.3 (September 12, 2025), bringing a host of improvements, new features, and critical fixes across a wide range of supported devices. Whether you rely on Peplink Balance, MAX, UBR, B One, MediaFast, or enterprise-grade SDX/EPX routers, this release offers significant enhancements to stability, performance, and functionality. In this post, we’ll cover […]
