Watch Now: QNX vs. Linux: What Makes an RTOS So Different?

Speedify engineers discuss what separates a Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) like QNX from general-purpose operating systems like Linux, Windows, and macOS. QNX powers automotive dashboards, medical devices, and industrial control systems where microsecond timing failures aren’t an option. Alex and Brian from Speedify break down: Microkernel vs monolithic kernel architecture: why QNX isolates failures that would crash Linux or Windows … Read More

How to Keep Your Card Payment Terminal Online with Speedify During an Outage

How to Keep a Card Payment Terminal Online During an Internet Outage A card payment terminal that loses its connection mid-transaction does not just delay a sale, it often kills it outright. Customers standing at the register do not wait around while a cashier restarts the router, and many just leave, taking the sale with them. Since most modern point-of-sale … Read More

Use Speedify to Provide Guest Wi-Fi at an Event Without Internet Dropouts

How to Provide Guest Wi-Fi at an Event Without Dropouts A packed conference hall or trade show floor puts hundreds of devices on one guest network at the same moment, and that is exactly when Wi-Fi tends to fall apart. Attendees refresh the event app, upload photos, and join video calls all at once, and the shared uplink chokes under … Read More

Zoom Freezing on Slow Internet? See How Speedify Keeps Zoom Calls Going

How to Stop Zoom From Freezing on Slow Internet A Zoom call can stay smooth even on a slow or crowded internet connection when more than one connection is carrying the video. Speedify is an app that combines two or more internet connections at once – like home Wi-Fi and a phone’s 4G/5G – into one faster, steadier connection. If … Read More