About a month ago, the FCC decided to ban the import or sale of all new, foreign-made WiFi routers. Now, the list has ...
The FCC has added mobile hotspots to its ban on foreign-made routers. You may pay more for your next device. New equipment probably won't bring as many new features. Just a month after announcing a ...
The FCC recently updated the FAQ for its Wi-Fi router ban to include foreign-made hotspots and LTE/5G CPE devices.
FCC's foreign-router ban expands to consumer grade portable Wi-Fi hotspot devices. However, phones with hotspot features aren ...
Eero joins Netgear as one of the only two consumer Wi-Fi router vendors to score an exemption so far. It also covers future ...
XDA Developers on MSN
I turned my old router into a Wi-Fi extender with OpenWrt, and it was easier than I thought
Your old router may have been abandoned by the manufacturer, but OpenWrt can breathe some new life into it and make it useful ...
Dong Knows Tech on MSN
ROG Rapture GT-BE19000AI review (vs. GT-BE98 Pro): ASUS's best, yet greatly imperfect, Wi-Fi 7 router
The ROG Rapture GT-BE19000AI has arguably been the most significant Wi-Fi 7 router for the home, thanks to its much-hyped “AI ...
Early this past week, the government banned new models of all foreign-made internet routers. This is a vast expansion of the ban it was considering of solely TP-Link models. Still, there’s no need to ...
If you only intermittently need a mobile data device, the NETGEAR Nighthawk M7 is total overkill, but for those who need more eSIM flexibility and mobile range, it's a good option. NETGEAR's Nighthawk ...
A newly released open-source software project is drawing global attention for demonstrating how ordinary WiFi signals can be used to detect human movement behind walls without cameras. The project, ...
The upcoming router was spotted on the Chinese tech giant’s official global website. This quiet listing revealed a high performance WiFi 7 router with built-in NAS functionality. Looking at the ...
When it comes to outfitting your home with WiFi, there’s typically a broad line between what’s acceptable and what’s usable. You could use a single router in a somewhat sprawling home, and it wouldn’t ...
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