Life of a Nomad

Texas is the second-largest state in the country — and a huge portion of it is rural. If you live outside a major city, finding reliable internet can feel like a full-time job. Here's a straight guide to the best rural internet options in Texas right now. The Rural Internet Problem in Texas Texas has some of the most underserved rural internet communities in the country. The FCC estimates that millions of rural Texans still lack access to broadband intern...

Getting wireless internet is the first step. Getting the best performance out of it is a whole other thing. These 10 tips will help you squeeze every bit of speed and reliability o...

Starlink is all over the news. Your neighbors are talking about it. And you're wondering: is it the answer to your slow rural internet? Here's the plain-English truth about how Sta...

Satellite internet has existed for decades, but 2026 looks very different from even five years ago. The arrival of low-earth orbit (LEO) satellite technology — led by Starlink — ha...

Van life has evolved from a niche lifestyle into a mainstream movement. Hundreds of thousands of people now live and work from converted vans, skoolies, and other mobile homes. And...

When you're evaluating internet options outside of cable and fiber, two technologies come up most often: cellular (like Nomad Internet, T-Mobile Home Internet) and satellite (like ...

Long-term internet contracts were the norm for years. Sign up for 12 or 24 months, get a promotional rate for the first year, and then watch the price jump significantly at renewal...

Getting reliable internet in rural America has historically been one of the hardest problems to solve. Cable companies don't run lines to homes they can't profit from. DSL is slow ...

Truck drivers spend more time on the road than almost anyone. Whether you're an owner-operator running your own business, a company driver staying in touch with dispatch, or just t...