This authoritative press-release style overview announces a clear, practical comparison of WiFi 5, WiFi 6, and WiFi 7 for professionals and consumers evaluating wireless upgrades. Readers will learn the defining technologies, real-world speed and latency expectations, frequency band implications (including 6 GHz and WiFi 6E), and actionable upgrade guidance tailored to gaming, enterprise, VR/AR, and […]
Teltonika Apps Bring Simple and Powerful Network Control to Your Fingertips Teltonika Networks has introduced a new family of mobile apps that make network management easier, faster, and more accessible. These tools allow users to monitor connections, adjust settings, view performance, and troubleshoot directly from a smartphone or tablet. For many businesses, these apps eliminate […]
T-Mobile US, Inc.’s combination of Edge Control and T-Platform represents a new class of Advanced Network Solutions that pair 5G Advanced with Local Breakout and unified management to deliver mission-critical connectivity for enterprises. This article explains how these technologies work, why low latency and data sovereignty matter, and how organizations can map capabilities to measurable […]
Starlink Introduces a More Affordable 200 Mbps Plan Across the U.S. What This Means for Connectivity and Why Amazon Leo Will Heat Up the Market Soon Satellite internet continues to evolve quickly, and the latest development is a new, more affordable Starlink plan designed to deliver typical download speeds in the 80 to 200 Mbps […]
Good news for mobile pros and failover planners: Peplink firmware 8.5.3 special build (s024) introduces direct iPhone USB tethering on many models. You can plug an iPhone into a router’s data-capable USB port and use it as a WAN for emergency backup, field work, and temporary sites. Important testing notice: This is a pilot/test build intended for evaluation only. Features, stability, and supported models […]
Teltonika Calyx Brings 4G, 5G, and 5G RedCap to Raspberry Pi Builders If you work with Raspberry Pi or other single board computers, you have probably used USB dongles, external routers, or homegrown carrier boards to bring cellular connectivity into your projects. That works, but it is not always pretty, repeatable, or industrial. Teltonika is […]
Businesses have leaned on multi-carrier strategies for years to keep sites online: one device, two SIMs; or two devices/two modems. Until now, though, “two SIMs in one modem” has mostly meant a blind, disruptive failover: the router drops the current SIM and hopes the other carrier is better. If it isn’t, you just traded one problem for […]
AT&T Rapidly Activates EchoStar’s 3.45 GHz Spectrum and Sets a New Benchmark for 5G Deployment At 5Gstore, we monitor spectrum activity closely because it often reveals where performance improvements will happen before customers see the results firsthand. Spectrum is the fuel of wireless networks. When a carrier lights up a new band, customers on compatible […]
Amazon Leo: What Amazon’s New Name Means For LEO Satellite Internet (And How It Stacks Up To Starlink) Amazon just retired the “Project Kuiper” code name and officially rebranded its satellite broadband effort as Amazon Leo. The new name is a nod to low Earth orbit (LEO), the slice of space a few hundred kilometers above Earth […]
Carrier Retail Is Shifting: What Verizon’s Rumored Store Closures—and T-Mobile Chatter—Mean for Customers, Partners, and AI-Driven Support If you follow wireless retail, you’ve probably seen reports that Verizon may be preparing for layoffs and brick-and-mortar store closures as it doubles down on digital and AI-enabled customer service. While nothing has been officially confirmed, multiple credible […]
