SIMO/Solis Newsroom

KitchenSty included the Solis Edge in its Wi-Fi hotspot device roundup, citing its global coverage, ease of use, and reliable performance for travel and remote work.

Family Handyman outlines practical Wi-Fi security tips to help consumers lock down their networks, protect personal data, and stay safe both at home and on the go.

MadTasting featured several SIMO hotspots in its guide to the best mobile WiFi devices for international travel, citing global coverage, ease of use, and all-in-one connectivity.

Global Traveler explores how the right technology mix, including personal WiFi solutions like Solis, helps travelers stay connected, productive, and secure on the road.

In a new expert opinion for The Fast Mode, SIMO explores the 2026 connectivity trends shaping AI adoption, automation, and the future of always-on networks.

Matador Network’s review of the Solis Hero highlights its ease of use, global connectivity, and built-in power bank as key features for travelers and remote workers.

Free airport Wi-Fi and charging stations may be convenient, but the TSA warns they can put your personal data at risk. Unsecured networks and public USB ports can expose devices to hacking and malware, making it smarter to use your own data connection and portable charger when traveling.

GoBankingRates highlights key strategies to protect your financial information while traveling, including secure connections and avoiding public Wi-Fi and USB charging stations.

HuntingLife.com’s Solis Go review highlights its dual role as a portable Wi-Fi hotspot and power bank that helps users stay connected and charged on the go, especially where phone signal is weak.

TSA is urging travelers at RSW and other airports to avoid public USB chargers and open WiFi due to growing cybersecurity threats. Private charging and secure connections are the safest alternative.