Solis Blog

Backup internet isn’t just for emergencies anymore. From streaming a show to staying connected during everyday routines, reliable backup Wi-Fi helps life run a little smoother when your main connection drops.

Motherhood is full of small moments where reliable internet quietly matters. From tracking feedings to checking in with family, this story explores why Wi-Fi shouldn’t be another thing moms have to worry about.

All Solis devices offer secure global Wi-Fi without SIM cards or public networks—but they’re built for different moments. This guide breaks down what Solis Hero, Go, Pro, and Edge have in common, and what actually sets them apart in real life.

If you’ve ever hesitated before connecting to free Wi-Fi at a café or airport, you’re not alone. This article breaks down the real difference between public Wi-Fi and SIMO’s private, cellular-based connection—so you can understand what’s actually safer, and why it matters when you’re working, traveling, or logging into something important.

Internet outages can happen anytime — even with major carriers. This article breaks down why disruptions occur, why having a backup connection matters, and how SIMO helps you stay connected by automatically choosing the strongest available network nearby.

What will connectivity actually look like in 2026? In a recent expert opinion for The Fast Mode, Andy Hurt explores how connectivity is evolving from simple failover to a foundational layer that supports AI, mobility, and modern systems.

As we head into 2026, reliable Wi-Fi isn’t just a convenience—it’s the foundation for how we work, travel, and stay connected. This article explores why connectivity is changing and how to start the new year with smarter, more resilient Wi-Fi everywhere.

Group trips often turn one person’s phone into the internet hub. A shared connection can make staying online easier for everyone.

Holiday visits often come with slow Wi-Fi. Instead of fixing the router, bringing your own connection can be the easiest way to stay online while you’re home.

Libraries and shared spaces are built for focus, but their internet connections are shared by everyone in the room. Even quiet environments can create loud problems when your work depends on staying connected.