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28Jun
5 Reasons to Switch to MESH WiFi
In the wonderful world of WiFi, MESH is all the rage. In fact, MESH is doing nothing short of revolutionizing WiFi coverage in homes and businesses all over the world in 2017. Got a big house? Got lots of devices that need bandwidth? Need speedy WiFi on every floor and even...
25Jun
WiFi in your Home: Understanding the Technical Specifications
In a world as connected as today, what homeowners don't want are slow WiFi connections that mean snail-paced browsing, signals dropping in and out, and wireless dead zones.
Understanding the technical jargon may help you get a better connectivity and speed to your home. What the codes and numbers mean WiFi standards –...
19Jun
How MESH Technology can boost your Wifi coverage?
Got that important assignment to submit before the deadline? Finalised a contract and need to send it off to be approved immediately? Doing an online exam for university? Did your wifi just drop out causing you to miss important deadlines? We all experience these situations from time to time. Whether it's...
16Jun
The Benefits of WiFi Boosters
WiFi networks play an integral role in business operations. Effective and fast WiFi ensures smooth processes and a lessened need for additional resources. A wireless MESH network is made up of radio nodes. The MESH connects different devices, however the MESH of a network can be compromised if a...
15Jun
What are MESH Networks and do I need one?
MESH networks spread a network across a large area. In some instances, MESH networks can easily and effectively connect an entire city using affordable technology. This is achieved by spreading the network across several wireless nodes that communicate with each other. These small nodes function in the same way as...
24May
Why your business should start using a MESH WiFi network today?
What on Earth is MESH? MESH networking is an application of WiFi networking that can help improve wireless connectivity in your business. It works on a simple principle; instead of having a single central wireless router, you use several WiFi access points, or “nodes” to create an inter-connected network throughout...
