Lee Burton

Starlink vs Fixed Wireless Internet Speeds For many rural Texans, traditional internet options like cable or fiber are either unavailable or too expensive to install. That leaves two increasingly popular choices for reliable connectivity: fixed wireless internet and Starlink, the satellite-based service launched by SpaceX. Both promise to bridge the rural broadband gap, but how […]

VGI Technology provides secure and reliable internet connections to many households across West Texas, including families living in large country homes. We understand that in rural settings, having dependable Wi-Fi in every room isn’t just a convenience. It’s a necessity. Whether you’re working from a home office upstairs, streaming a movie in the den, or

Data caps vs Unlimited Data Plans: When comparing data caps vs unlimited internet plans, many people are surprised to learn that “unlimited” often still has limits. Most people don’t think about data caps until they get a surprise email from their internet provider warning that they’ve hit their limit. Others may hear the term “unlimited

4K streaming offers four times the resolution of standard HD, with sharper detail and richer color. But as more people in rural areas switch to smart TVs and streaming services, a common question comes up: can rural internet handle the bandwidth demands of 4K video? The short answer is yes, you can stream 4K on

How Do Smart Home Devices Affect Your Internet Speed? Smart thermostats, video doorbells, connected lightbulbs, and voice assistants all make life easier, but there’s one thing they all have in common. They rely on your internet connection to work. So how do smart home devices affect your internet speed? It depends on how your home

Do You Need a Line of Sight for Fixed Wireless Internet? Fixed wireless internet has become one of the most reliable ways to bring high-speed internet to rural homes and farms across Texas. It’s fast, stable, and doesn’t depend on buried cable or fiber lines. But one question we hear often is: Do I need