FAQ

“Broadband” is a blanket term for connections that can process a large band of frequencies. The term originally referred to a myriad of different communication connections, including those for radio and television, but nowadays it usually describes internet links.

One of the most advanced broadband technologies, fiber converts data signals to light and transmits them through thin glass fibers. This service accommodates video and voice service with ease. Depending on the business’ needs, fiber is a reliable business broadband service for companies that perform a variety of online functions. The only downside is access; not all areas currently have fiber cables and installing them can be costly and time consuming.

Cable modems provide internet access through the same coaxial connections you use to watch cable television. One end of the modem will be connected to the cable outlet in your wall, while the other connects to your device. Cable broadband connections are relatively simple to set up and do not interfere with your television signal, which makes coax cable one of the most reliable types of service.

Wi-Fi is the radio signal sent from a wireless router to a nearby device, which translates the signal into data you can see and use. The device transmits a radio signal back to the router, which connects to the internet by wire or cable.

Gearheart TV is as easy to use as a traditional cable box, but has many more features built in. Other than having more channels and advanced features the main difference is the service is app based. That means you can watch live on your smart TV or favorite devices.