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Sparklight is offering pay-as-you-go internet that lets you skip credit checks, deposits, and recurring billing. Every plan comes with unlimited data, and you get four speed options. Professional installation and Wi-Fi equipment are included, while supplies last. The plans first showed up on Oct. 1, 2024, in the Google Play store. Then, they were announced … Read more
NOW Internet—The pros and cons NOW Internet is a pre-paid service, so there are no credit checks, contracts to sign, or hidden fees. However, unlike Xfinity’s postpaid internet, Wi-Fi Hotspot access is an extra monthly fee. You can’t add additional services, either, including NOW TV, Xfinity TV, Xfinity Home Security, or Voice Premiere—NOW Mobile is … Read more
Installation: Google Fiber vs. CenturyLink Google Fiber offers free professional installation. CenturyLink has an option for free self-installation if your house is already wired, but it also offers professional installation for $99.00, which isn’t a terrible price. Having personally had both providers’ fiber connections installed in my home, I can say that, while the CenturyLink … Read more
Limited time offers; subject to change. See full offer details at T-Mobile.com. 4/$100: Essentials customers may notice speeds lower than other customers and further reduction if using >50GB/mo., due to data prioritization. Video in SD. Unlimited on our network. Qualifying credit & minimum 4 lines required. Canceling any lines requires you to move to … Read more
Is Satellite 5G becoming the norm? AST SpaceMobile got conditional approval from the FCC in August to operate its first five satellites, but still requires permission to test its wireless phone services. The company plans on working with AT&T and Verizon, which have both invested in the company. Meanwhile, T-Mobile, the third major cellular provider … Read more
Hughesnet Fusion vs. Starlink price comparison One of the most common arguments for Hughesnet fusion is the lower cost when compared to services like Starlink. Hughesnet has always been one of the more affordable satellite options, directed toward underserved rural communities. Starlink, by contrast, has primarily marketed itself toward technophiles looking to be on the … Read more
Traditional geosynchronous (GSO) satellites, like Viasat and Hughesnet had very restrictive data caps compared to terrestrial internet for most of their history; however, Starlink set out to challenge these assumptions. At the time of its launch, Starlink offered truly unlimited data, though it had to roll this back as its network struggled to manage the … Read more
Specialized technology for secure transmissions Logos Space plans to differentiate itself from other LEO satellite operators by focusing on secure connections and resistance to electronic warfare. In addition to operating in the Ka-band of radio frequencies, which many communication satellites use, Logos says that its satellites will also operate in the much higher frequency Q-, … Read more
What is the advantage of using 192.168.10.1? 192.168.10.1 is a private IP Address that is used by various router manufacturers as the default IP Address. This allows the user to access the device through the web browser on the computer to which the device is connected. It serves for the management of the wireless router … Read more
The IP address 192.168.2.1 is a default IP address for many routers and ADSL models. A router or ADSL modem can handle multiple IP addresses but most of the manufactures prefer 192.168.2.1 as a default IP address. Rest of the IP addresses except the default one in a router is called host addresses. What … Read more