Solis Blog

Mobile phones have revolutionized the way we work, communicate, and spend our free time. Phones are ideal tools for quick communication, e-banking, and a long list of other tasks. We have a world of information and entertainment available to us any time, right in the palms of our hands. However, as useful as mobile phones are in our daily lives, they are not the best tool for every task we encounter while we’re away from our home or office networks.

To slow the spread of COVID-19, many employees have started working remotely. For some, this is an exciting opportunity to skip the long commute and take control of their own work schedule. Others might be uncertain about the change, especially those who aren’t used to working remotely or who have other distractions when at home. 

A safer option is to use a personal device, like your laptop, tablet, or smartphone. This way, all you need to do is connect to a Wi-Fi network using tethering, a portable mobile hotspot device, a Wi-Fi dongle, or a local SIM card. While these options are all safer than using a public network, they can be made even more secure with the use of a VPN.

From life as a business traveler to one as an exchange student or remote worker, there’s a lot you can learn about yourself and the world when you travel internationally. With international travel, you can gain exposure to new cultures, cuisines, and perspectives, and see some truly unbelievable sights along the way.

Giving Tuesday is a global day of giving fueled by the power of social media and collaboration. It is a movement to create an international of giving at the beginning of the Christmas and holiday season. 

How much does it cost, is it competitive? Of course! Instead of $9/mo you’d pay when using Solis abroad, you’ll only pay $6/mo with our Local GoData option in the USA and Europe. Save more and share more!

The May holidays are upon us and finally the weather is good enough to get away from the city and into the great outdoors. We picked six perfect destinations for you, where nature meets culture and great food. And one great advice: whichever adventure you embark on, within the EU or around the world beyond its roaming agreements, please, take care and stay connected.

Few people are suspicious of a luxury hotel’s lobby WiFi or would hesitate to send work emails from the public airport network or business conference - but hackers are smart and like to attack where you're least prepared!

Some of these couples work full-time and hit the road during vacations, some are digital nomads living out of camper vans (#vanlife), and some have developed entire careers around their blogs. Since 5 devices can connect simultaneously to Solis Hotspot, these couples share the WiFi love on the road—whether they are at work or play. 

Working efficiently while traveling is a challenge, and many people choose to enjoy these two things separately. However, if you work remotely or often take business trips, finding a travel/work balance and effectively corresponding with team members become important challenges that require discipline and focus.