Enabling Satellite Mode for CEL-FI ROAM R41 and GO G41 - Nextivity
Several CEL-FI repeaters have the capability to enhance Direct-to-Cell services by enhancing the satellite signal when the line-of-sight connection is impeded.| Nextivity
Several CEL-FI repeaters have the capability to enhance Direct-to-Cell services by enhancing the satellite signal when the line-of-sight connection is impeded.| Nextivity
In an era where customer expectations are higher than ever and operational efficiency is critical, retailers are discovering that one infrastructure investment delivers broad, quantifiable benefits: robust in-store cellular coverage. The post Why Retailers Can No Longer Afford to Ignore Cellular Coverage appeared first on Nextivity.| Nextivity
Explore why indoor cell signal fails—we break down tower distance, obstructions, and building materials that impact wireless coverage.| Nextivity
BNPL apps like Affirm are reshaping in-store shopping. Learn how cellular connectivity is essential to driving seamless customer experiences.| Nextivity
Nextivity’s SHIELD Public Safety DAS delivers superior coverage and can be easily adapted to any circumstances with through the WAVE Pro app.| Nextivity
Cell phone bars are just estimates of signal strength and quality. Learn what they really mean and how they affect your mobile performance.| Nextivity
Explore four key challenges in public safety DAS/BDA systems—and how Nextivity’s SHIELD ERCES tackles noise, coverage gaps, monitoring, and macro changes.| Nextivity
Nextivity and Leviton extend Cat 6A cable limits to 150m—ensuring TIA compliance, cost savings, and seamless DAS performance in large-scale deployments.| Nextivity
What is Alyssa’s Law? Alyssa’s Law is legislation to improve the response time of law enforcement during emergencies in public schools. It mandates that all public elementary and secondary school buildings be equipped with silent panic alarms that directly notify law enforcement.Alyssa’s Law is named after Alyssa Alhadeff, a student who died in the Parkland […]| Nextivity
