LTE: Great Speed. Poor Reception.
Overheard in the engineers’ offices: “LTE is really fast. But only when it wants to work. Usually the reception is poor and doesn’t work at all. If i can get it connected, though, it is really fast.”
This is confirmed by Brad Molen on Unwired View, who writes:
“…the LTE works great — when it wants to work. But it appears the network may be ill prepared to handle large amounts of traffic.”
Well, one way to avoid poor reception problems and stabilize LTE connectivity is by broadband bonding 2 or more LTE modems for your mission critical applications. Fiber like speeds on the go…
Puja Abid, VP of Marketing, Mushroom Networks, Inc.
Mushroom Networks is the provider of SD-WAN (Software Defined WAN) and NFV solutions capable of Broadband Bonding that enables self-healing WAN networks that route around network problems such as latency, jitter and packet loss.
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