Feature phones and simple backup phones give long battery life, easy operation and SOS functions without the complexity or cost of a smartphone. They're a practical safety device for seniors, travelers and low-cost programs.
Fixed wireless access (FWA) uses radio links - often 4G/5G - to deliver broadband to fixed locations. It offers faster deployments and practical alternatives to leased lines, fiber, or satellite in many rural, suburban, and temporary scenarios.
Wireless internet uses radio waves to connect your device (via a Wi-Fi adapter or cellular radio) to an access point, which forwards traffic to an ISP. Speeds depend on distance, interference, hardware capability, and network congestion.
Local prepaid SIMs and eSIMs let travelers avoid roaming fees by using local mobile networks. Modern phones support physical SIMs and eSIM profiles; unlocked devices let you switch easily.
Laptops rely on wireless Internet to stay productive on the move. Today that means Wi-Fi, cellular WWAN (4G/5G), and tethering, plus precautions for security, battery life, and data plans.