Technology

The Complete Guide to 5G and Signal Boosters

By Dan · March 22, 2019

Should I Order a New Signal Booster Now or Wait? We hear from people every day who have heard about 5G and want to know if they should get a signal booster today or if there are new 5G boosters coming soon, so we put together a guide to help you u...

This entry was posted in Technology on March 22, 2019 by Dan.

Causes of Dropped Calls and How to Fix Them

By Jeff · October 16, 2017

With over one billion smartphones in use around the world today, and with that number expected to double in the next two years, it's no surprise that one of the biggest frustrations in everyday life is dropped calls. We rely on our cell phones for...

This entry was posted in Technology on October 16, 2017 by Jeff.

An Introduction to Antenna and Amplifier Gain

By Jeff · December 9, 2012

If you’ve been researching cellular signal boosting systems, you’ll be aware that antenna and amplifiers are the primary components. During your research you may have also come across the term “gain”. Technical jargon can sometimes be con...

This entry was posted in Technology on December 9, 2012 by Jeff.

The Beginner's Guide to 4G

By Jeff · December 4, 2012

4G stands for “Fourth Generation”, and it refers to the latest in mobile phone communications technology. You’ll probably have already heard of 3G – quite possibly because you see the 3G icon in the top corner of your smartphone screen on a d...

This entry was posted in Technology on December 4, 2012 by Jeff.

Will a Cell Phone Signal Booster Work for Me?

By Jeff · November 14, 2012

This is actually a question that we hear a lot here at UberSignal. Signal booster systems can be complex and sometimes it's not altogether clear on whether they'll work for your own situation, so we thought it best to put together a comprehensive pos...

This entry was posted in Equipment, Technology on November 14, 2012 by Jeff.

4G Explained: What is LTE and why is 4G so confusing?

By Dan · September 15, 2012

The term “4G” started off as an actual standard defined by the United Nations that specified what could be considered 4G. Unfortunately, when the carriers started implementing their new technologies, none of them met the requirements of the true ...

This entry was posted in Technology on September 15, 2012 by Dan.