Flex Wireless Broadband is Here!

Up to 3 miles Non-Line-of-Sight, up to 5 miles Line-of-Sight. Terrain, foliage and building construction can affect performance and signal availability. Different modems have different ranges and sensitivities.

We can configure the system to for almost any computer that can work on the Internet.  If your computer supports WiFi, we can configure a bridge between WiMAX and WiFi for home or business installations (certain hardware restrictions may apply and some additional hardware may be needed).

We have computer-modeled maps that predict reception quality with high accuracy. If you can’t get service where we predict, you can return your modem for a full refund.

WiMAX provides a network connection. We can configure the modem to work with almost any networked device. Additional fees may apply.

Central Columbia and Ashland. Let us know where you live and we’ll see if you fall into our coverage area?

Yes, but they’re generous. Yes, but they’re reasonable.

Google Reader is one option offered by Google that you may have ignored in between updating your status on Google+ or sending an e-mail through G-mail. Perhaps you are interested in cooking blogs, or you want to follow the Mizzou Tigers’ sports achievements in real time. Reader is a tool that helps you  do so by allowing you to subscribe to RSS feeds and Atom feeds, which display regularly changing web content so you can keep up to date on your favorite websites and blogs.

1. Getting started as a Google Reader: Just like learning the ABCs, you have to begin somewhere.

First, you need a Google (Gmail) account. If you don’t have one, Tranquility is an Authorized Google Apps Reseller, so you can give us a call and we will set you up with a Google account that offers tech support at a cost of only $50/user per month. Once you are a new member of the Google community, you can go to Reader and begin subscribing to everything from blogs and public Twitter or Facebook updates to news headlines and recently posted photos. Read the rest of this entry »

Gmail has updated its look. The modern design provides a cleaner, easier interface. Users can switch from the old look now, or they can wait for Google to do so for them. If you think you are ready for change, the option to “Switch to the new look” will appear in either the upper or lower right corner of your screen.

Here are six new features that we are excited about:

1. Mail and Contacts and Tasks Button

It’s a mouthful, but Google has decided to include all three of these features into a single pull-down button. With the old interface, they were easy to lose. The space made available by placing them in a pull-down menu has allowed them to stick out, dressed up in a big, red font. Read the rest of this entry »

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You have a dedicated wireless connection that is not shared like other connection types. We monitor network usage carefully to insure you receive great performance. DSL and Cable are restricted by older wire and cable installations that can create bottlenecks in a neighborhood – not a problem for wireless.