Embracing the freedom: Tips for working remotely on the road The allure of the great outdoors combined with the flexibility of remote work has made working while on the road, or while camping, an increasingly popular trend. Trading office walls for...
When a reliable connection matters the Coastguard Whitianga looks to Wireless Nation Coastguard Whitianga oversees the waters from the top of the Coromandel to Hot Water Beach and out to the 12nm limit and beyond. When needed their volunteers and vessels are...
Top Tips on Streaming in Your Motorhome or Caravan Published 10 June 2024 Even when journeying through New Zealand's stunning landscapes, Kiwis don’t want to miss their favourite entertainment. Fortunately, modern technology allows enthusiasts to stay connected...
A Guide to Streaming Sports in Your Motorhome in New Zealand Published 16 May 2024 New Zealanders are renowned worldwide for their unwavering passion for sports. Even when traversing the country's scenic landscapes, Kiwis refuse to miss a beat of the action,...
Speed vs. Need This article was written by Wireless Nation Director, Tom Linn. I've seen a lot of marketing advertisements using FOMO, short for "Fear of Missing Out," to convince consumers to make purchases regardless of their needs. These advertisements can...
WiFi Calling — Another Option For Nomads This article was written by NZMCA Member, Ernie Newman. NZMCA Board Member Marilyn Taylor lives in a ditch - in the nicest possible way. She became well known within Wireless Nation as they sorted out her connectivity...
Simple DIY Tips To Improve Your WiFi Experience This article was written by Wireless Nation Director, Tom Linn. I’ve heard countless times about poor WiFi signal or speed issues in every corner of the world I’ve visited, as far east as Japan to as far south as...
GUEST POST: Belt & Braces Connectivity with Wireless Nation This article was written by NZMCA member, Ernie Newman, for the Motor Caravanner magazine. Wireless Nation – the telco that constantly upgrades its service to meet the specific needs of...
GUEST POST: One Modem Everywhere, Home or Away. This article was written by NZMCA member, Enrie Newman, for the Motor Caravanner magazine. The modem requires a 240V or 12-24V power supply to operate. Like the faithful old Labrador that’s...
GUEST POST: Behind the scenes - The team connecting you at home and on your travels. This article was written by NZMCA member, Enrie Newman, for the Motor Caravanner magazine. “We’re a family.” That’s the instant reply from Sheena Palillo, the...