Travel routers let you connect all your Wi-Fi devices to a remote hotspot simultaneously, instead of having to connect them one-by-one through a portal. You can also set up a cellular-based network.

Long gone are the days when traveling meant unplugging, if only by nature of not having access to the internet. Now, we can get a cellular connection almost anywhere in the world — but even with ...

Skyroam let me test their 4G LTE global Solis WiFi hotspot and power bank during an extended international multi-location trip this summer. I used the Solis in all sorts of places and situations, and ...

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TravelWifi CEO Wallace Davis announced today the recent acquisition of Jakarta-based Wifi Republic, a leading provider of mobile Wi-Fi solutions in Indonesia. Founded in 2016 ...

When veteran pilot Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger III guided US Airways Flight 1549 to a safe landing in the icy waters of the Hudson River -- and more than 150 passengers and crew survived the ...

"Whether it be through travel agents or at the kiosks, they need to figure that out." Vaughn Cordle, an analyst with the AirlineForecasts consultancy, predicted that eventually WiFi access would be ...

Emirates is introducing Starlink satellite WiFi for free on its long-haul fleet, starting with Boeing 777s from November and ...

With Emirates set to operate the world’s largest Starlink-enabled wide-body fleet, how well connected Australians are the ...