Verizon Wireless Selective Call Forwarding

Ooma is free USA 50 states & you only pay your state tax.in NYC I pay with Ooma $ monthly tax & basic features , compare with verizon & cable company in my personal opinion I like more Ooma . The Premier USA/Canada & extra features $ annual Service , is Excellent & International by $ monthly you call to 60 country unlimited time .verizon & cable no offer good alternative . Ooma provied Encrypted call , HD , etc... .In my opinion Ooma is great & excellet Phone System service . # 1cable & verizon the prices is very higher plus to much taxes .

Worked great. We will be forwarding them on to a different country for the next eclipse.

These wireless earbuds have been great so far. Bass is not bad, and the call quality is crisp.

I called b&h for an unrelated call about a recent purchase and I mentioned I was interested in buying a wireless remote shutter release. The tech rep suggested i take a look at the Vello Freewave Plus. This has to be the finest wireless remote out there. It has a range of 320 feet, delay features,single- shot or continuous or bulb modes, it can also be used as a regular cable-release when attached directly to the camera. I would suggest that anyone interested in a wireless remote take a look at this one. Did I mention it also looks great. Thanks B&H for letting me aware of this amazing product.

went from 1 bar on a Verizon camera to 3 after install of this antenna, thanks Spypoint!!!

NOTE - this is not an easy to use product, it is not intended for the average computer user, some degree of technical know-how is required! I have a small but busy network in my house. I work out of the home, and there are 4 people online all day every day gaming, watching movies, and generally abusing the internet bandwidth. In recent years with broadband in my area breaking the 30 meg range, I started noticing something. I wasn't getting the speeds advertised to me by my cable company. At first, when the speeds were advertised at 40 or 50 megs, I just assumed I was getting it on a bad day when I came back with 35 meg speed tests (cable internet does fluctuate after all). But now a days I'm told I have a 90 meg line, and I still only get 35 megs max on a good day. I'm a programmer, but I'm not much a network guy, so I started going out and researching it a bit. Turns out despite having a gigabit switch, the biggest bottleneck will be the NAT throughput... how fast your router can redirect packets from the outside of your network to the ip addresses in your local subnet. Sure enough, all the consumer routers out there have really low throughput, or in the case of mine ALSO had the issue of overheating constantly which also hurt it. I continued researching, found this little guy (srsly, the size of this thing is amazing), and noted that users were getting several hundred megs NAT throughput, if not near gigabit speed through it. Well over my 90 meg line. So I snatched one up, as well as an Wi-Fi Access Point (decided separate the two) and sure enough my speeds went to what is advertised to me. My ONLY complaint is that the model I got (the ER-X) had a bug in the firmware version that made the 'port forwarding' wizard not work. You can still set it up using actual NAT destinations (which port-forwarding really is a wrapper around). It's just really annoying to stare at the 1 click port-forwarding wizard when you're writing you firewall rules.

Super fast speeds. UI is a little complicated for port forwarding, faster gaming. The blast package thing is cool until they want you to purchase more. But once everything up and running as I have it paired with zenpro towers for mesh system.

life savers, no less! have had many packing cubes over the years, these by far exceed anything else. right now on a long trip- constantly packing and re packing, forwarding luggage. the cubes make this so much easier!

Both ethernet and wifi have been great. I finally was able to setup port forwarding and static ip rules with no issues. Also love the traffic analyzer in the GUI.

Really enjoying Roku ..so many movies, and so little time to watch them all! Goodbye Verizon ....Hello Roku!!