The TV may be the heart of the living room, but the best Wi-Fi routers enhance the brains of your whole home, making sure everything operates together in harmony. Without a proper, functional router ...

With more and more devices in our homes — phones, tablets, TVs, computers, game consoles, smart appliances and more — demanding Wi-Fi bandwidth, a reliable, speedy network is more important than ever.

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Netgear's newest mesh router supports Wi-Fi 6 speeds at the most affordable price yet -- but don't rush out to buy it before reading this. Originally hailing from Troy, Ohio, Ry Crist is a writer, a ...

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The new 802.11ac (AC for short) wireless standard, which offers up to 1.3Gbps Wi-Fi speed for compatible clients, is pretty great. And the good news is AC routers work with older Wi-Fi clients as well ...

Cybersecurity nowadays requires more (and better) protective measures than ever before. These measures range from adopting what are acknowledged as best practices, through helping end-users to stay ...

For the first few years of the so-called IP PBX market, Cisco quickly became the market-share leader and the telecom CPE crowd sort of collectively shrugged and said, “well, whadya expect?” There was ...

A group of companies, including D.C.-based Intelsat General, is teaming with the U.S. military to test technology that would use an Internet router to direct communications in space. The project is ...