As cellular providers protest to the F.C.C. about the ill effects of cellphone boosters on their ability to provide service, the problem of dead areas on the mobile coverage landscape persists. Carriers can peddle their pricey femtocells to their customer base to make up for a flagging home or office signal, but once most cellular customers travel beyond that device’s reach they rely solely on their carrier’s network to maintain any signal connection to their surroundings.
There are certain activities that we associate with the harvest season. Many of us used to being bombarded by wireless signal in urban environments seek refuge in more rural regions to partake in autumn traditions such as apple picking and foliage gazing. Enjoying weekends immersed in remote, heavily-forested regions for a peek at colorful scenery may take our collective breath away, but it also manages to remove a good deal of our cell phone’s signal strength
Tired of keeping track of all that equipment needed to boost your cell phone signal? Wilson Electronics offers the solution with their newly patented, already implemented, all-in-one booster technology.
This past week, the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued Wilson Electronics patent number 7,684,838 for their latest cell phone booster design, making this their eighth patent granted for signal amplification technology.
Have you recently had issues with dropped calls? If the answer is yes, then you’re not alone. Last week, when Steve Jobs was onstage and talking about the Apple iPhone 4’s faulty antenna, he mentioned that he couldn’t give statistics concerning AT&T’s dropped calls.
Hitting the road this summer, but nervous about your phone reception? Wilson Electronics’ new product will put your mind at ease.
The WIlson Sleek is a cell phone signal booster. This means it detects signals your phone cannot pick up and boosts them giving you a better connection up to 20 times more powerful than your phone.
The 2010 Mobile Merit Awards honored the Wilson Sleek mobile cell signal amplifier. The Sleek came in second in the Mobile Connected Device, non-gadget division of Gadgets/Handsets/Devices categories. The Wilson Sleek has earned rave reviews since premiering at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this past February.
Wilson Sleek – Cell Phone Signal Booster that works! Wilson’s newest SLEEK for use in cars or trucks is the newest reception booster in the long line of products that truly solve MiFi and wireless phone reception problem in cars, homes, buildings, etc.
