Helping The Community: HTC’s Ongoing Commitment to Community Care
At HTC, we believe community isn’t just where we live, it’s who we are.
Category: The HTC Blog
Learn about industry trends and innovations as well as great informational articles that will enhance your experiences with HTC internet, video and more!
Storm-Ready Together: An HTC Guide to Staying Connected Through the Season
Hurricane season runs June 1 – November 30, and while things have been quiet so far, it’s never too early to brace for what might come.
June is National Safety Month: Stay Sharp, Stay Safe
Heads Up! June isn’t just about summer vibes and sunburns – it’s National Safety Month. In the world of telecommunications, safety doesn’t take a vacation.
Look Around you, it’s Happening Everywhere
There’s something happening here. For what it’s worth, it’s become crystal clear. Traditional cable TV is quickly becoming a thing of the past.
Let’s Talk: World Telecommunications Day is Calling
Let’s take a moment to appreciate something we can’t see but can’t live without—no, not caffeine. I’m talking about telecommunications.
Wired vs. Wireless: Which Option Offers the Best Bandwidth?
At HTC, we know our members rely on fast, dependable internet, whether you’re working from home, streaming your favorite shows, gaming online, or just keeping up with family and friends.
Buffering Like It’s 1985
Get ready for it, today is going to be filled with 80’s references to help point out some good things to know when it comes to streaming and buffering.
Identity Management Day: Why Protecting Digital Identities Matters
In an era where nearly every aspect of life is connected to the internet, protecting our digital identities has never been more important.
National Reading Month: Why Connectivity Matters
March is National Reading Month, a time to celebrate the power of books and the impact of literacy on our lives.
Wireless Troubleshooting: Simple Fixes to Stay Connected
Imagine this: You go to check the weather, post a picture on social media, or send a text—only to notice “No Service” or “SOS” at the top of your phone screen.
