WiFi

The Best USB Wi-Fi Adapters 2020 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- August 2, 2020
If your laptop’s Wi-Fi is on the blink, has stopped working entirely or is just old and slow, you can easily fix these problems through buying a USB Wi-Fi adapter. Some PCs don’t have Wi-Fi at all, and that’s awkward if you don’t want to use powerline network adapters or run a network cable from
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Tenda PH5 AV1000 Wi-Fi Powerline Extender Kit review 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- June 28, 2020
The Tenda PH5 AV1000 Wi-Fi Extender Kit is a set of two Powerline adapters that create not just a fast wired home network but add a new Wi-Fi hotspot where you need it most. Powerline technology uses the electricity cables in your home as if they were Ethernet cables, transferring data to your devices much
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Asus TUF Gaming B550M-Plus WiFi Review 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- June 16, 2020
Manufacturer: Asus UK price (as reviewed): £185 (inc. VAT) US price (as reviewed): TBC With AMD recently announcing that 400-series chipsets would support 4th Gen Ryzen CPUs, the B550 chipset has no longer been seen as merely a more affordable way than X570 to get PCIe 4.0 support as well as offering a future home to AMD’s
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How to speed up your home network Wi-Fi Internet 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- May 9, 2020
Internet speeds around the home have never been faster with cable, fibre and even 5G now entering the home. But they have also never been slower due to sheer demand in today’s homes with our increasing numbers of connected devices. We need more of that bandwidth to power Netflix, Disney+ and other streaming TV services,
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Best Mesh Wi-Fi System [2020]0
- TECHNOLOGY
- April 14, 2020
Sale TP LINK Deco M5 Connect up to 100 devices for an office environment Up to 5,500 square feet of coverage 3-year antivirus subscription and 2-year warranty included in the purchase The TP LINK Deco M5 was designed to be very easy to setup. It’s also compatible with Amazon’s Alexa for voice control or if
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How to set up a second home Wi-Fi network 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- April 5, 2020
Unless your internet router is quite old, there’s a good chance it will support Wi-Fi on 2.4GHz and 5GHz. This is what’s known as dual-band, and it has been around for a few years now. The 802.11n standard supports it (but not all 802.11n routers are dual-band) and all 802.11ac routers use both bands. You
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