If you went to college, chances are some of your most powerful memories from that time come from your social life. Studying with friends, walking back from class, cooking up a midnight snack, or even just lounging around. Where you live shapes your life as a college student.

With all the excitement around new and emerging technologies of 5G, WiFi 6 and CBRS, it can be difficult to understand if these technologies compete or work with one another. To put it simply, these technologies complement each other, and each serve their own purposes to create a synergistic and smart building, community, or city.

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Apartment rentals have spiked 11% since 2018. The increase is in part due to Millennials not wanting to be tied down to lengthy mortgages. Others believe it is more affordable to rent than to buy.

Managed WiFi is the process by which one can outsource their WiFi to an external Internet Service Provider (ISP). It’s commonly used for shared spaces like office buildings, apartments, and student housing areas. For a business or residential community, having efficient WiFi is a necessity and not a luxury. Due to the prevalence of WiFi, most devices do not include an Ethernet port. As a result, reliable WiFi is a necessity for your business.

5G can be defined as the latest generation of cellular technology. Here at Converged Services, we offer consulting for you to find the best bulk video and Internet options for your residential communities. With our expertise, here’s a guide to the workings and implementation of 5G networks.

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A common question that property owners might ask is, “How much does a cell tower cost?” or “How much is my rooftop space really worth?” There is no definitive answer to this question. The cost of a cell tower depends on various factors that could affect the price. This typically includes location, population, and the cost of construction, not to mention network quality. But in order to have a high-quality signal, the cost is higher.

When it comes to the digital world, change is inevitable. While software engineers are helping businesses get ahead in product design, it’s now time for the housing industry and the world of communication to catch up. Technology advances constantly, and it has the potential to make residential areas safer and easier to administer. There are many ways that future-proof technology can do to improve the productivity and profitability of the housing industry.

With smart home technology coming down the pipeline fast, it's easy to accept smart home technology as a good thing. However, while smart home technology makes our lives and the communities we live in better, it is important to understand the pros and cons of smart home technology.

You may have read or heard the term "managed WiFi" in the news or from a colleague, as it has been a growing topic of discussion lately. You may be wondering what exactly is managed WiFi and why does it matter?