Peplink introduces its latest innovation, the BR1 Mini 5G router, designed to redefine the possibilities of high-speed internet access for various applications. This compact powerhouse, now in stock and certified by major carriers, including Verizon (C-BAND), AT&T, FirstNet, and T-Mobile, redefines the way you connect and manage your network. High-Speed Connectivity The Peplink BR1 Mini […]
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Verizon and Axon Showcase 5G Network Slicing in Public Safety
Verizon Wireless has recently joined forces with Axon Enterprise Inc., a leader in public safety technology, to demonstrate the capabilities of 5G network slicing in public safety applications. The collaboration utilized Axon Fleet 3, an advanced in-car video system, and Axon Respond, a real-time situational awareness service. Axon’s in-car video system provides live maps and […]
How 5G Will Affect Future Meetings and More
The 5G Future Forum (5GFF) and MATSUKO have pioneered a groundbreaking event: the world’s first real-time transatlantic holographic collaborative meeting, uniting multiple individuals as holograms. This technological feat connected holograms from New York via Verizon’s 5G network, Toronto, through Bell Canada’s 5G network, and London, utilizing Vodafone’s 5G network. The innovative demonstration was showcased at […]
iPhone 15 Pro Receives Boost in 5G Speeds
The iPhone 15 Pro, set to be released this week, will offer significant enhancements to its 5G performance. This is thanks to its new Qualcomm modem, according to data from SpeedSmart. This new iPhone model will utilize Qualcomm’s X70 modem, offering three key improvements: notably lower power consumption, improved 5G carrier aggregation capabilities, and better […]
Verizon Brings Connectivity to Enterprise Users
NEW YORK – Verizon has unveiled a new vehicle that brings the full functionality of Verizon’s wireless network as well as connected emerging technologies right to enterprise customers’ front doors. Called Mobile Onsite Network-as-a-Service (NaaS), the solution delivers a private network, private mobile edge compute (MEC), SD-Wan, and satellite connectivity to customer locations. The 10-foot portable […]
Enhancing Public Safety Response with Cellular Routers
Reliable communication is paramount for public safety agencies to effectively respond to emergencies and ensure the well-being of communities. To meet these critical demands, specialized sections of cellular networks have been established exclusively for public safety use. Companies like AT&T with FirstNet, Verizon and its Frontline service, and T-Mobile’s Connecting Heroes program have pioneered this […]
Exploring Fixed Wireless Access Internet Service
In the ever-evolving landscape of communication technology, Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) has emerged as a game-changing solution, providing reliable internet connectivity to homes and businesses. FWA is offered by major telecom giants such as T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T, allowing customers to enjoy high-speed internet without traditional wired connections. While FWA presents an exciting opportunity, it’s […]
Verizon Speeds Up 5G Network
Verizon has gained early access to the entire 5G C-band spectrum it won at the March 2021 auction. This accelerates the expansion of their 5G Ultra Wideband network, doubling or even tripling bandwidth in some areas. This boosts capacity, data speeds, and allows for 5G Home broadband and Business Internet services. Joe Russo, EVP & […]
Saying Farewell to BlueJeans: Verizon’s Video Collaboration Service
Verizon Wireless just sent out a note alerting users of BlueJeans, a video collaboration service, that it will no longer be supported. Here’s What You Need to Know: Related posts: Adding 5G to Glass Wearables How Verizon Business is Taking 5G Innovations to Phoenix POTS Line Adapter – 5 Powerful Benefits for Choosing Peplink Cloud […]
Cutting the Cable – Switching from Cable Internet to Cellular 5G
90 Days in: An Update After about 90 days of living off 5G Internet service, I am more than pleased with the experience. Have I had any issues? I’d be lying if I said no, but thankfully they’ve been minor. Things like buffering video and choppy audio on voice over IP (VoIP) calls. Regardless of […]
