Wi-Fi might be ubiquitous but where you pop the Access Point and it’s general direction is quite important. In the past week we’ve been to a number of interesting installations. Firstly, we were called out to a domestic install in
Our wonderful Wi-Fi experts have decided to share some of their secrets with you today, so that you have the best Wi-Fi coverage possible in your office or place of work. It’s not often that we can coax them out
One of the Geekabit Wi-Fi team came across a frustrating but interesting issue just recently, when browsing the internet on an iPhone 6. In iOS 8.1 and using Chrome or Safari, around a fifth of attempts to load a webpage
We’ve told you all about our amazing work setting up temporary Wi-Fi networks anywhere they are needed (and boy do we have an exciting project coming up this month!), but what else do the fabulous folk here at Geekabit do?
We’ve worked with one of the biggest festivals in the world to ensure that each year they have fast and reliable Wi-Fi for their stages, fed from a dedicated and secure network. We have that particular challenge nailed so feel
We were interested to read an article this week which quoted Ofcom as saying that one in five home Wi-Fi routers are positioned incorrectly and are slowing down Wi-Fi speeds as a result. The team at Geekabit are often asked
The Geekabit Wi-Fi consultancy team is delighted to announce we have expanded our Wi-Fi reach to Wales and have opened a dedicated office in Cardiff! Purveyors of permanent and temporary Wi-Fi networks in offices, at charity events and even for
We were very interested to read Rotten Wi-Fi’s blog about the best airports in the world for Wi-Fi. It’s long been one of the Geekabit team’s biggest gripes when travelling: being stuck in a terminal building waiting for a flight,
It is generally true that fewer devices are currently working on 5GHz and causing interference, compared to 2.4GHz devices. But this is changing over time. It wasn’t that long ago everyone moved from 900 MHz to 2.4GHz to avoid interference,
Changing the channel of your wi-fi router can often be one of the most effective fixes for wi-fi problems that you are experiencing. When helping to fix wifi problems in London offices, we always try to get at least five
Have you seen the amusing screenshot image that shows where someone has used their wireless network name to moan about their neighbour’s loud music? The neighbours have then used theirs to highlight the bad grammar in the first network name…
We were in London very recently, Hoxton to be precise, installing a wi-fi access point for a French art brand who are fine-tuning their UK operation. This particular system, a high quality component as you would expect from Geekabit , is set
