The U.S. government may soon ban TP-Link routers. If you own one, it's time to start thinking of alternatives, and ...

Your WiFi router, also known as a wireless router, handles all of the data that flows into and out of your home by way of your internet service provider. Mesh routers are generally more expensive ...

By Nicholas De Leon Your WiFi router, also known as a wireless router, handles all of the data that flows into and out of your home by way of your internet service provider. This data includes all ...

The system doesn't support Zigbee, Thread or any other wireless smart home standards apart from Wi-Fi, so your device options will be more limited than you'd see with a more multi-lingual router ...

An oft-neglected but critically important part of your home is your router. This handy tool keeps your devices connected to the internet. Ready to buy? Our experts surveyed the market to find the ...

Frequent travelers battling poor cell service, dubious security, and excessive hotel and airport Wi-Fi fees can benefit from a good travel router when working away from home. The best wireless ...

Thirty-two simultaneous connections? You might never need that many, but it's nice to know it's ready if you need it.

A mesh network helps fill the dead spots of your internet connection. Improve your home network with one of these best mesh Wi-Fi systems.

For snappier internet connections, here's how to get the most out of your router without paying for an upgrade.

Lena is a freelance contributor to Newsweek’s small business team. A business owner herself, today she advises on business owners of all kinds on proper management, software, and tools to ...

Mesh Wi-Fi systems provide a stable area of internet coverage in a way that traditional router setups simply can't, and if you have a multi-level home or office space it makes perfect sense to ...