In-Car Cell Signals Increased for Safety
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Boosting In-Car Cell Signals for Enhanced Safety
Overview:
With over 200 million Americans owning cell phones, according to the Telecommunications Industry Association, reliable cell signals are crucial?"especially when driving. However, many experience decreased signal strength inside their vehicles.
Challenges:
There are two main reasons for in-car signal loss: driving through dead zones?"areas where signals are weak or nonexistent?"or the car itself obstructing the signal. This can be troublesome since many people purchase cell phones primarily for security purposes. The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles reports that nearly half of users have used their phones to report car troubles, medical emergencies, crimes, and reckless driving. These timely calls have saved lives and prevented accidents.
Expert Insight:
“A weak car signal can be a major problem for those relying on cell phones for safety," says Lloyd R. Meese, CEO of Wi-Ex. "You might find yourself with too weak a signal to use your phone effectively. Beyond safety, cell phones serve various functions for many drivers, such as returning calls and accessing travel information.”
Solution:
New technology aims to solve this issue with products like the zBoost signal booster. Manufactured in the U.S., this device amplifies and improves signal strength when installed in a car. It connects via the cigarette lighter adapter and offers extended signal coverage, reduces dropped calls, and enhances battery life. The zBoost is compatible with major phones and carriers and supports simultaneous use by multiple devices.
Available at leading electronics retailers like Radio Shack or Fry’s, and online at Tiger Direct or Solid Signal, Wi-Ex's zBoost offers drivers a way to maintain strong, reliable cell signals for safer and more connected travels.
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