Now that mobility is the thing, the ability to keep yourself seamlessly online, no matter where you are, is a source of covetous envy – at least it is for the business traveller. That’s where the AirCove Go comes in. Much to our mind, it’s the most indispensable piece of kit in the traveller’s tech catalogue. Before we enter this brave new world, however, there’s one company, linked not by geography, but by products most synergistic with theirs, that deserves a little bit of illumination. That company is Apple.
For someone who managed an enterprise IT network personally from 2009 to 2021, doing everything from firing up the Palo Alto Panorama firewall to managing more than 10,000 devices between Macs, iPads, Apple TV and many more (as our contributor Bradley Chambers did from 2009 to 2021), the story of how networking expansion ties together with Apple products serves as a broader representation of what goes into this two-sided ‘parasitic codependency’ we mentioned in the introduction.
What’s the point of carrying a portable router in your suitcase? When you’re in a hostel or other shared accommodation, you’re often better off with your own Wi-Fi than you are with the network provided by your host. The AirCove Go eliminated every connection issue. Once you had the unit set up at a location, it didn’t require a wired connection. The Wi-Fi Link feature simply tapped into nearby local networks. This was revolutionary for places with captive portals. No more messing around with multiple devices and VPNs. The device is amply ideal for people with Apple devices (since, admittedly, I am one), and it can support any other Wi-Fi device you carry.
Security is another area where the AirCove Go is beneficial. With a public wi-fi network, you have to constantly worry about your safety. No one else can guarantee it. With the AirCove Go you don’t. You can create a small, secure, private network bubble that travels with you. Set it up as you’re checking in to your hotel room or a rented Airbnb and stay safe, secure online, no matter where you are. In this day and age, that’s worth having with you.
But as you’d expect from such a device, the AirCove Go is absurdclassNamesy easy to set up, and its small, antenna-free design has a modern flair that doesn’t compromise practicality. Setting up the device is handled entirely by a dedicated website, and can be accomplished in a matter of minutes. As you’d expect, it works with any Apple ecosystem device – iPhone, iPad – out of the box.
Powered by Wi-Fi 6, the AirCove Go streams at up to 1,200 Mbps for the 5GHz band. Which is cool and all. But where the AirCove Go differs from the personal VPN router pack is that it’s designed to be portable. It solves the issue of irregular connectivity for travellers while still maintaining the advantages over staying connected to your VPN rental back home. In addition, it’s sold on all the big online retailers, like Amazon, so getting up and running with your Apple devices while travelling should be a breeze.
Peering inside, the machine describes itself as follows: – Features: * Dual-band Wi-Fi * Ethernet connectivity * Strong security protocols * Secured with ExpressVPN * Small form factor * Big footprint * Great for the internet * Secure internet
Apple has become the heart of the digital transformation. No one can miss the Apple brand. It has pioneered product design and innovation by offering a wide range of products and services that answer every need. Its network connectivity solution – AirCove Go – is seamlessly integrated with its products and services. Apple’s devices also extend to all areas of enterprise IT and are setting the benchmark for usability, security and connectivity.
But this is part of a larger chapter in the history of remote work and travel, and it’s also representative of the entire AirCove Go product range. Because as our travel and work lives continue to move further and further afield, they are increasingly reliant on things like the AirCove Go: secure, convenient travel tools, enhanced by the Apple ecosystem, that are helping to shape not only the future of mobile computing but also of business travel itself. The airlines are coming online, and we’re going to meet them with the right tools at our side. Thanks for reading!
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