At times, using mobile devices such as an iPhone or the Blackberry may cause problems as far as getting proper signals while mobile.

However, Wilson Electronics may have the solution for this problem as they have announced the availability of the iBooster Amplifier Kits to help in improving data and voice coverage of mobile phones while on the road.

Wilson noted that its iBooster line currently consists of three kits: one for Apple’s iPhone, one for BlackBerry’s Curve, and a Universal model that should work with most other mobile phones.

Wilson added that it expects the kits to retail for about $240. Wilson’s products are used to boost cell phone reception, particularly in remote areas with spotty or weak cell phone coverage.

(Source) TechRockies

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A Network Extender has been released by Verizon Wireless in an effort to boost cell phone reception. Apparently, many consumers are having some issues as far as cell phone reception is concerned and with this piece of hardware, they can expect better coverage and signals. The best part of it is that Verizon will not charge additional for it.

The Verizon Network Extender is essentially a mini-cell tower that works by using a customer’s existing broadband Internet connection to provide coverage in an area up to 5,000 square feet. The femtocell, which is made by Samsung, can also enhance the ability to send text messages, surf the mobile Web, and download e-mail, but it doesn’t support 3G speeds on Verizon’s 3G network.

(Source) Information Week

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