Reuse an old router to connect wired-only devices -- like your TV, DVR, or game console -- to your wireless network. Ed Rhee Ed Rhee, a freelance writer based in the San Francisco Bay Area ...

Even though I've always advised readers to buy their own equipment, my rented modem and router worked fine, even though I ...

If your networking gear is old, or you don’t want to deal with a lot of hassle, I normally recommend buying something new: a better router that supports the fastest wireless speeds your devices ...

If you are looking to improve your wireless network speeds, then you should probably think about upgrading your router, especially if you indulge in streaming high-definition videos or online gaming.

In an ideal world, your WiFi router connects all of the wireless devices in your home, from your laptop to your big screen TV and everything in between, to your broadband internet connection.

I would suggest a dual band dual radio wireless router such as WNDR3700, set the 2.4GHz for the g clients and the 5GHz for the N client(s), most likely the WD TV LIVE PLUS. N will run at g speeds ...

The TP-Link Archer AXE95 uses advanced 6GHz wireless technology and multi-gig wired connectivity to deliver speedy throughput, making it the new king of Wi-Fi 6E routers. Using the latest wireless ...

Newer modems on devices like laptops are also going more wireless, such as Intel ... infrastructure supporting cable-based TV and internet services. Routers can be designed for either cable ...

Google has released products like this before, including a mixed Wi-Fi router and smart speaker. Gurman notes that the wireless features of these upcoming Apple TV and HomePods wouldn’t be a ...

The Airtel Smart Router is programmed to leverage both wireless and Ethernet connections to provide users with a smart TV experience directly through their television screens. With embedded ...

While we may not like it, we've come to accept the status quo. Even as wireless technology has become commonplace, the TV has remained firmly in the cabled domain, at least until now. With LG's ...