Even though this routers are quite old (2013), the NETGEAR Nighthawk and ASUS RT-AC68U are still as influential as the year they arrived. Both feature great speed and performance, both have interesting designs so let’s see which one is better. Design In terms of design, the NETGEAR Nighthawk is quite unique, featuring a sturdy plastic […]
Read moreThe Asus RT-AC5300, Gaming, 4K Streaming and Smart Home The Asus RT-AC5300 is a versatile tri-band router, with three Wi-Fi bands: one band with 2.4GHz and two with 5GHz. Since it comes equipped with the latest Broadcom Wi-Fi chip, all the three bands come with higher bandwidths. In fact, the 2.4GHz band has a Wi-Fi […]
Read moreThe ASUS RT-N66U is a great wireless router for most people. Are you looking to replace your old router? Are you a gamer looking for some really fast throughput? Maybe your a little like me and just interested in the newest wireless router that technology can provide. Either way, the N66U is no slouch and […]
Read moreWireless N900 router is the enhancement of the latest wireless N standard. Originally the wireless 802.11n standard delivers the high speed up to 150Mbps. Technology makes this standard speed three times faster with three spatial data streams technology to give you maximum speed up to 450Mbps in either 2.4GHz or 5GHz band theoretically. Can you […]
Read moreAfter the setup of our internet routers we often do not think about how secure they are. Some of us may be guilty of rushing the setup process and missing some very important and costly steps. The router produced and sold by ASUSTek is one that I would definitely be aware of. Asus themselves has […]
Read moreRouters act because the mediator between your laptop and broadband connection. It selects the most efficient path to ship your knowledge packet to the host, boosting velocity considerably. They are positioned at a gateway, the converging level for 2 or extra networks. Broadband and wi-fi routers are the 2 maximum repeatedly used forms of routers. […]
Read moreThe fashionable router producers have made house wi-fi routers more uncomplicated for non-technical shoppers to hook them up. The more moderen variations comes with other color codes for ports – making it really easy for house customers to glue the important cables. Furthermore, it is simplified with elementary setup configuration by way of default. So […]
Read moreApple has a number of network-oriented devices for sale but few of them seem to have the functionality we found in its Airport Extreme 802.11N (5th Generation)/MD0311L/A router. The Cupertino-California-based computer manufacturer has stuffed a great deal of technology in a box that is very little larger than a standard Linksys or Netgear home router […]
Read moreWireless routers with N750 technology are powered by the latest wireless 802.11n standards with simultaneous dual band technology. The routers can support both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands concurrently. The routers deliver the high speeds up to 450Mbps using three spatial data streams in 5GHz frequency bands. At the same time the routers deliver the high […]
Read moreIt is not always easy to leave your computer turned on with an active internet connection, especially when you have kids or other users in the house. It is not even possible to forbid kids from using the computer as they use it to play video games or grab some knowledge from Google for their […]
Read moreA wireless broadband network refers to the wireless set of technological connections that link customers to an internet service provider without the use of land based cable lines. Wireless broadband is available in Internet cafés, local entertainment establishments, businesses, homes, government buildings, hospitals, and much more. With wireless broadband, you can access the internet without […]
Read moreAn IP (Internet Protocol) Address is basically how your computer or device is identified on the internet. Any computer or device that is connected to the internet has to be assigned a logical IP Address whether it’s from your ISP (Internet Service Provider) or your local router’s DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server. You can […]
Read moreWireless networking is a great and convenient way to connect your computer and other electronic devices to the internet. However, many people are still confused as to what it is and how it works. Here are the basics to help you get started. What is Wireless Networking? Almost all computers now make use of networks-webs […]
Read moreWireless networks allow you to stay connected at all times and walk around the work area with your laptop without having to plug in to get connectivity. In an age when new technologies are emerging every day, most of us prefer not to connect our computers through Ethernet cables that make offices look extremely disorganized […]
Read moreI have touched on this in past articles. Now there are Smart speakers with Alexa, Siri and Google built in I thought I would give you some suggestions on how you can protect and secure yourself. It is important to recognize that all your smart appliances must go through some type of router before getting […]
Read moreI use both a wired and wireless network at home. I am fortunate enough to have an Internet Service Provider (ISP) that provides up to three IP addresses. I connected a switch to my modem, and two routers (one wired, and the other wireless) to the switch. Each router has a separate IP address from […]
Read moreA router gets its name from its function it routes your internet signal throughout your household computer network, directing it according to your needs. A router allows you to link all the computers in your home to the internet, usually to a printer, and sometimes to other peripherals or gaming systems. In computer jargon, the […]
Read moreWiFi is an acronym for Wireless Fidelity. WiFi connection uses radio signals very much like mobile phones and other like devices. Here an antenna transmits the radio signals, translated by a computers wireless adapter card. The signal transmitted is then received and decoded by the router. The information is again sent to the cyberspace using […]
Read moreWPA upgrade to WPA2 TO upgrade your wireless network security to WPA2 follow these steps: 1. Upgrade your wireless router’s firmware to the latest firmware. Linksys and Dlink wireless routers manufactured in the last two years will have WPA2 compatible firmware ababilable. 2. Download the windows xp patch for WPA2 3. Download your wireless adapter’s […]
Read moreAs you may know these are all acronyms to do with encryption used in wireless networking. Nowadays most households have a wireless router so all family members can visit the internet. You may even have a wireless printer attached. Your computers all need wireless access but you don’t want to give access to just anyone […]
Read moreWireless N Adapters: One of the most overlooked parts of your wireless network is what type of wireless adapter you have in your desktop or laptop computer. Most people focus on what type of wireless router or wireless access point they will install as there gateway. The problem with this is that your Wireless N […]
Read moreWhy and when would you want to install a wireless adhoc network ? Well you would want to install a wireless Ad HoC network when you do not have the equipment for a wired network; you lack a wireless router and want to share an internet connection, or a temporary meeting place where you need […]
Read moreWireless N – Are you up to Speed? You just bought your Wireless N router and you take it home thinking that you are now going to see wireless speeds that are blazing fast compared to your Wireless G router. Here is the inside scoop on Wireless N products Wireless N claims to give you […]
Read moreYes, wireless network problems can be annoying when you want to get connected. Nevertheless, wireless network problems can usually be fixed without much fuss. Before you begin to troubleshoot what is wrong with your network. Make sure you have properly setup your network. 1. Unreliability This is one of the most a common wireless network […]
Read moreYou are probably familiar with all those drop outs that you have when you are using wireless network. Sometimes its our ISP’s fault and sometimes its our router’s fault. In this article we will discuss how to minimize those problems. A total elimination is almost impossible since wireless network is basically wireless and problems will […]
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