A growing number of businesses and homeowners alike are changing the way they connect to the internet. They’re forgoing traditional means—like cable, satellite, and DSL—for a quickly emerging alternative: fixed wireless internet.  Offering broadband-level speeds, fiber-backed reliability, and easy installation in even rural and remote places, fixed wireless internet is an attractive alternative.  If you’re…

The terms fixed wireless internet and mobile wireless internet do sound similar—and there are similarities between the two. Both rely on the wireless transmission of the internet to connect your devices to the web.  However, these two types of connections are not the same. Fixed wireless and mobile broadband rely on different technologies to provide…