Marvel of science has given us many things, and the internet seems to be the best to happen as it allows you to connect with people and info across the globe. Internet connectivity has evolved from its humble journey from PCs to laptops to smartphones and finally into your automobile you drive for work or take it on a long journey. It works great whichever way, and the connectivity about speed have also seen phenomenal changes and you can download data from a huge volume with high-speed internet. Graduating from the 2G speed it has now evolved to 4G, and you find automobile manufacturers offering 4G LTE connectivity in their products.

The latest one to do so is Buick, and the 2016 Enclave is the benefactor. It is  right, that what ails good for Stereo MCs also is equally fine with the Buick Enclave, and the huge three-row crossover 2016 model now gets connected to 4G LTE data which is mushrooming all over the General  Motors production catalogue.

This connectivity was initially introduced in the Chevrolet built-in data connectivity last year, aided by the exclusive AT&T data plan. This connectivity is routed through the OnStar telematics system of General Motors, and can deliver internet speeds of 4G LTE via WiFi to passenger’s devices. The 4G LTE WiFi hot spot can host up to seven devices in the Buick Enclave, and this data connectivity is offered as a regular feature in OnStar. Here the 4G LTE capability is inbuilt and a 3 GB trial connection for three months too has been added in the Buick.  After the free run dries out, you may need to have a regular monthly data plan so that the service could be continued.

This is good news who lug around the truck load of children in their automobiles. Well, just thrust a tablet in their hands and you can bet on them keeping quiet the whole journey.