M2M Now Boosted By Wilson’s Datapro

Machine-to-Machine systems can finally reap the benefits of wireless-related accessories. Wilson broke open an original product line and a new market with its new Wilson Datapro 811225. This handy signal booster was built specifically for M2M communication. ATMs, medical devices, industrial machines, smart meters, and digital billboards are just a smattering of M2M devices; they constantly share information wirelessly with other machines and servers, streamlining efficiency and effectiveness. Wilson’s Datapro ensures that these systems run quickly and reliably. M2M...

Check Out This Recent Press for Wilson Electronics

Can the FCC come to a decision on cellular signal boosters? “Wilson Electronics, the leading provider of signal boosters in North America, is one such proponent. ‘Raising the bar on boosters is a win-win for carriers, consumers, government operations [and] public safety [agencies],’ says Joe Banos, Wilson’s Chief Operating Officer. The Utah-based company expects the FCC’s declaratory ruling to be issued with a waiver. The waiver would permit the use of boosters that incorporate protections related to noise floor level and feedback oscillation as well...

Wilson Electronics Introduces Cellular Booster Portabil...

St. George, Utah – March 22, 2011 – Wilson Electronics, manufacturer of North America’s top-selling line of cellular signal boosters, today announced at International CTIA Wireless 2011 in Orlando a battery pack accessory that makes two of the company’s most popular boosters truly portable. The Wilson portable battery pack weighs about 2 ounces when loaded with four standard AAA batteries (about 0.5 ounces on its own). It will operate the Sleek signal booster for two hours of talk time (voice or data), and up to six hours in standby mode. The device, which measures...

Back to Basics: Getting to Know Your Cellphone Booster

Signal boosters enhance our cellphone experience, eliminating dropped calls and clearing our conversations. But how exactly does it tick? All boosters use the same basic structure, from little car boosters to high-end industrial systems covering tens of thousands of feet. Understanding this system will help you make an educated decision when purchasing a cell booster and guide you in setting it up appropriately. Let’s examine first the way cellphones operate without any support. As you might be aware, cellphones receive signals from broadcasting towers...

Quantum-Wireless and Wilson Electronics Announce the Re...

Wilson Electronics’ 4G AWS Cell Booster is the first signal- improving device to enter the 4G market, providing “more bars” for T-Mobile users. New York, New York—January 5, 2011—Quantum-Wireless, a leading online provider of wireless equipment, is proud to partner with top cell booster manufacturer, Wilson Electronics, for the release of the first-ever 4G signal booster. The Wilson 4G AWS Cell Booster is just one in an extensive line of 4G cellular repeaters slated to be unveiled in early 2011.   Cell phone...

Wilson Cell Boosters Enhance Critical Communications

The Rural Arizona landscape doesn't seem like a place where you'd be guaranteed a solid cell signal. Service providers probably didn't see much reason for sticking cell towers in between hulking red rock formations and cacti. Regardless, there are still plenty important reasons to communicate way out yonder in places like Yavapai County. Of those in most dire need of a bar boom on their phones and other devices are area police officers. With 8,128 square miles to patrol, there's a lot of road to roam. While those roads are surrounded by plenty of natural...

Wilson SignalBoost MobilePro: A Shot in the Arm

Signal scarcity is a disease unwittingly spread by wireless providers to those walled up in high rises,confined to rural isolation amongst orchards and open fields, or anywhere in between. It affects millions of wireless users who are powerless to stop it, no matter how fancy their smartphones may be. It's not an incurable ailment though. Wilson already has a pretty good rep for their ability to up the dosage on the amount bars your phone gets, whether in a sedentary state or roaming the road. Sitting back and pretending that they had the market for the lagging signal...

Wilson Electronics Issued Patent for Cellular Signal Bo...

Company’s eighth patent covers an all-in-one form factor for mobile signal boosters St. George, Utah – Sept. 14, 2010 – Wilson Electronics, manufacturer of North America’s top-selling line of cell phone signal boosters, today announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has issued U.S. Patent 7,684,838, the company’s eighth patent related to the amplification of cellular signals. The patent was awarded for Wilson’s product designs that incorporate a cell phone cradle, cellular signal booster,...