In the digital world, it's rare to find a product or service that isn't overhyped the moment it hits the street. Everything arrives with capital letters and exclamation points. But the relatively subdued arrival of fixed wireless broadband to the scene has the proponents of this promising nascent technology scrambling a little to get the word out.
Applications now require more bandwidth.
The demand is there, but awareness is not. Most do not know that this service exists. They have no idea what they can do. The technology is somewhat similar to that which delivers a signal to a mobile phone. Typically, an antenna on the roof of the office building or home receives a signal from a base at a radio tower.