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Broadband | TV | Phone

Our Rural Broadband Mission

Data Stream Mobile Technologies, Inc. is a full service, turn-key company with a focus on wireless network solutions. We provide solutions for companies

• f all sizes and utilize the best of what the wireless

communication industry has to offer. Data Stream Mobile Technologies offers over 21 years of network installation, tower construction and maintenance, and wireless network design. We have put together some very impressive talents to bring you the absolute best in network and broadband systems solutions. In 2019 Datastream acquirer Omnipoint Technology Partners, Inc., incorporating Broadband Wireless Internet Services to its portfolio. With the addition of Broadband delivery expertise we are now able to provide complete turnkey services from Tower Construction to Internet Service delivery to the subscribers home. Data Stream’s Rural Broadband mission is to provide high-speed, always-on broadband Internet access to rural Virginia residents and businesses, from a local company with local support. Data Stream utilizes the latest in advanced fixed wireless technology to deliver cost-effective carrier class broadband service supporting Data and IP Telephony that can be installed in hours rather than weeks.

Rural Broadband

Rural Broadband Fixed wireless broadband is a method of delivering Internet connection to consumers

• ver the airwaves.

Similar to DSL and cable Internet, fixed wireless is a “last mile” technology that bridges the relatively short gap between the mainstream Internet “backbone” and consumer residences. While DSL and cable bridge this gap using wired phone and television connections, Data Stream fixed wireless accomplishes the same outcome by broadcasting the connection via radio waves from an access point (usually mounted on a tower) to a small reception device at consumer residence.

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Misconceptions about Fixed Wireless

Rural Broadband Fixed wireless broadband is a method of delivering Internet connection to consumers

• ver the airwaves.

❖ Misconceptions about Fixed Wireless ➢ Fixed Wireless is not Satelite ➢ Fixed Wireless is not Mobile ➢ Fixed Wireless is not Wifi

Fixed Wireless is not Satellite While fixed wireless broadcasts from terrestrial towers, like a giant Wi-Fi bubble, satellite Internet broadcasts from earth’s orbit. Satellite's “bird’s eye view” translates to wide coverage, but the extra distance creates higher latency. Fixed Wireless is not Mobile Like Fixed wireless, Mobile operators also provide wireless connectivity via terrestrial towers. However, they are much more focused on providing ubiquitous coverage rather than a capacity-based network capable of providing an always-on residential broadband service. Your service level expectations are constantly adjusting base on the number of bars you see

• n your mobile device.

Fixed Wireless is not Wifi Fixed wireless and Wifi are similar in that they both provide an area of coverage with some nomadic mobility from an access point. The coverage area for Wifi is typically focused on indoor or urban areas like a park or venue while Fixed wireless focuses on last mile delivery from a tower or tall structure.

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Fixed Wireless Delivery Model

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Most everyone knows that satellite doesn’t handle certain weather conditions very well. Because the signal has to travel through the entire atmosphere and back, it might not even be your local weather that causes the problem, but a storm many miles away. This is not an issue with a fixed wireless

• connection. Fixed wireless towers are land-based, and
• perate on frequencies that do not interact with rain, fog, sleet,
• r snow, so a storm in the next state will have no effect on your

service.

How does weather affect Fixed Wireless?

Rural Broadband Fixed wireless broadband is a method of delivering Internet connection to consumers

• ver the airwaves.

❖ How does Weather affect Fixed Wireless ➢ Satellite doesn’t handle certain weather conditions

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One of the biggest differences between fixed wireless and satellite is the amount of latency, or lag measured in milliseconds (ms). This is how long it takes information to be sent or received over your connection. When it comes to latency, lower is always better. With satellite, a signal must travel from the dish to the satellite, then back down from the satellite to the provider’s servers and on to the internet. All that distance adds up to high latency, which can cause even a high speed connection to be sluggish. With a fixed wireless connection, the signal only travels from the antenna to the nearest tower, which is usually within about 10 miles. The shorter distance means that fixed wireless has about the same latency as a cable or DSL connection, and will run just as

• quickly. Latency isn’t just important for gamers – although

anyone who’s ever played World of Warcraft or Call of Duty will tell you it makes all the difference in the world. Just as a gaming session needs low latency to prevent timing out or dropping, many business applications also require that quick response time.

What is Latency?

Rural Broadband Fixed wireless broadband is a method of delivering Internet connection to consumers

• ver the airwaves.

❖ What is Latency ➢ Latency is the time it takes for information to be sent or received over your connection, measured in milliseconds (ms)

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Satellite companies enforce data caps – limits on the amount

• f data any one connection can use in a given period – in

accordance with a document called a “Fair Access Policy”. Essentially, this policy states that some customers use the internet more than others, and that is unfair, so each customer is allowed only so much data in a given time frame. Usually, it’s something like 5-20GB per month, but you can be allowed more if you confine your internet activities to the hours between 2am and 8am or if you pay an extra fee. When you reach your data limit, the provider reduces your connection speed significantly, sometimes to the level of dial-up. This is highly impractical for any company that needs constant, reliable internet access to do business. Even a small business with only two or three computers could easily reach some of the lower data limits with just a few large files. Data Stream does not enforce any data caps.

What are Data Caps?

Rural Broadband Fixed wireless broadband is a method of delivering Internet connection to consumers

• ver the airwaves.

❖ What are Data Caps ➢ Data Stream Broadband never enforces Data Caps ➢ Data Stream broadband never enforces Throttling (artificially slowing down a subscribers throughput)

Rural Broadband Fixed wireless broadband is a method of delivering Internet connection to consumers

• ver the airwaves.

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How is the Data Streams approach differ from other WISP? Data Stream is first a “Wireless Integrator” which means we are vendor agnostic and realize that no one technology is the complete solution.We utilize the leading technologies and manufactures in LTE, Wi-Fi and state-of-the-art 5G technologies with a vision toward the impending Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) rules to deliver consistent reliable internet service to even the hardest to reach areas. This approach enables us to apply a wide range of best in class wireless technologies to a variety of applications and use cases such as Disaster recovery, Backhaul networks, and Rural Broadband. For broadband in rural areas we utilize standards-based LTE Fixed Wireless as our baseline approach. This approach allows us to leverage the Global LTE ecosystem being driven by Tier 1 operators around the globe. LTE offers a multi frequency approach to

• vercome significant Non Line of Sight (NLOS) and capacity

challenges with the best business economics possible. A company is only as good as it’s people. Our highly skilled RF Modeling Engineers and Network Engineers have more than 50 combined years of experience in the industry. This skill set allows Data stream to develop and deploy efficient wireless networks and squeeze the most out of a dollar invested.

The Data Stream Approach

Omnipoint VOIP Phone Service

Account Codes ANI/CLI Customizations Anonymous Call Rejection Authentication by Digest Busy Lamp Field Call Forwarding Call Forwarding Always Call Forwarding Busy Call Forwarding No Answer Call Forwarding Not Reachable Find Me (multiple numbers) Sync with Server Call Logs (Inbound and Outbound) Call Monitoring Automatic Recording Supervising Mode Silent Monitoring Call Notify Call Pick Up Call Pick Up Department Call Pick Up Domain Directed Call Pickup

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We make it our priority to offer flexible plans for both residential and businesses.

Call Recording Call Return Call Status (Real-time in User Portal) Call Transfer Attended Transfer Blind Transfer Intercom Transfer Transfer to Voicemail Call Waiting Calling Line ID Delivery Blocking Calling Name Retrieval CDRs Charge or Billing Number Client Call Control (API and User Portal) Conferencing (Multi-Way Calling) Convene Conference Invite Attendees Multiple Conference Rooms Scheduled/Instant Conference Web-based Setup Device Auto Provisioning

User Features Short List

Data Stream IPTV Services

Data Stream IPTV Service is a PREMIUM IPTV service, that offers affordable LIVE TV to our customers. Now you can “cut the cable cord” and watch TV and movies on any device, anywhere.

• Movies are included in your package
• DVR Catch-up Service

Binge watch you favorite Series

• Data Stream IPTV Service can be accessed through TVs,

PCs, tablets, and smartphones

• IPTV content is easily searched, we offer a custom user

interface

• Data Stream IPTV Service is different than standard

downloadable video, as media is streamed instead of downloaded

• Programs delivered through our secured network
• All content is fully licensed

*NO CONTRACT REQUIRED

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