Articles From 2020
Rogers 5G: Coverage, Cost and Which Smartphones Work Best
Rogers Wireless offers Canada’s first 5G network service in four major cities and will add more by the end of the year. Once new Samsung Galaxy S20 5G smartphones arrive in the Canada, Rogers will be ready to provide service.
What Is 5G? A Guide to 5G Networks
5G technology is poised to dramatically change the way we connect and communicate. Find out what 5G internet is, how 5G differs from 4G LTE, and where you can find 5G internet near you.
Telus 5G: Coverage, Phone Support and Cost
Canadians have more choice than ever now that Bell 5G offers fast connectivity, high speed downloads and access to next-generation communication technology. However, coverage remains limited and 5G-compatible phones start over $1,000.
Four Steps to Help You Work Securely in Your Home Office
Most Canadian consumers feel their data is less secure than just 10 years ago according to a recent study by Shred-it. Who can blame them when their personal information may be sitting on someone's work-from-home desk? Follow these four steps to secure your home office and avoid privacy breaches that can destroy your company.
iPhone 12 Rumours
We expect that every iPhone 12 model will include 5G. Early leaks show 5G connectivity, a depth-sensing camera and a 120Hz screen refresh rate on the new iPhone 12. WhistleOut Canada summarizes the most likely changes, ranks all rumoured models and gives you pre-order details the moment they go public.
Canadian Wireless Provider Response Following the COVID-19 Pandemic
Most Canadian wireless companies have stepped up during the COVID-19 pandemic by eliminating data overages, long distance charges, or closing storefronts to help combat the spread of the deadly coronavirus. Which carrier is doing the most?
What is Cable Internet?
Next to DSL, cable internet is the most widely used form of internet across the globe. This article tell you everything you need to know about cable internet and how it compares to DSL and fibre.
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WiFi Extenders vs. Boosters: What's the Difference?
A WiFi booster is also called a WiFi repeater, and creates a new WiFi network to boost the signal in that area of your home. WiFi extenders further the existing network. WiFi mesh networks fuse your router and extender systems together, giving the signal fewer points of failure or latency.
Rogers 5G Adds 50+ New Markets - Exclusive Interactive Coverage Map
Rogers Wireless launches 5G in more than 50 markets across western and central Canada. WhistleOut lists every new city and town with fresh 5G service. We also feature a new, exclusive interactive 5G coverage map so you can see if there's coverage in your neighbourhood.
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What is the Best Internet Speed for Running Zoom
You'll want between 150 Kbps and 1.1 Mbps to run Zoom. Of course, the size of the call, the number of people sharing your WiFi signal, and the speed of your internet connection will all play into how smooth your call is.
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