Nextivity CEL-FI GO RED FirstNet Booster Earns CI BEST Award
CEL-FI GO RED FirstNet Booster stands out among the competition as the best example of new cell signal booster solutions. We’ve all been in a
CEL-FI GO RED FirstNet Booster stands out among the competition as the best example of new cell signal booster solutions. We’ve all been in a
One of the Gold Coast’s oldest businesses has milked the talents of one of the city’s fastest growing companies in a partnership aimed at increasing
The In-building Public Safety Communications market has been a hot topic of conversation in the United States, and has evolved to become a global topic
Distributor, OneAV has announced that going forward, it will distribute CEL-FI, a brand solving dropped calls, poor voice quality and low data throughput caused by
What does 5G mean for building owners in practical terms and how will it benefit end users? Colin Abrey of Nextivity shares his views. After
Nextivity’s CEL-FI QUATRA, in-building cellular coverage solution, in Supercell® mode, received a 2019 Small Cell Award from the Small Cell Forum for “Excellence in Commercial
If your building is on fire or some other emergency is occurring on the premises that threatens lives or property, you depend on a well-honed
Fox Valley Park District serves a community of 236,000 residents in the Illinois counties of Aurora, Montgomery and North Aurora and has earned recognition at
Nextivity’s CEL-FI SOLO primed for enterprise and operator adoption with new Ofcom regulations In-building cellular connectivity is a problem that’s not limited to any particular
Good cellular reception is critical to occupancy rates – whether in apartment or office buildings, warehouses, retail spaces, restaurants, fitness centers, parking garages or multi-use
Colin Abrey of Nextivity explains how a relaxation in Ofcom’s Mobile Repeater Laws, could potentially eliminate 4G coverage misery in the UK Why is it
Digital technology is just better In-building cellular coverage is all about distributing cellular signals to where they need to be: users. Traditional analog technology would