Your router is responsible for sending Wi-Fi signals to your phone, laptop, smart TV, security cameras and more. It has a big job. Sometimes it’s the reason your internet connection is spotty, but not ...

Users of early generation Starlink routers are facing the reality of aging technology, as their routers are declared obsolete ...

Upgrading from your basic router, whether it was supplied by your ISP or not, is a huge step towards building a more resilient home network. You could get an off-the-shelf router or take the plunge ...

It's not every day a humble Wi-Fi router makes an appearance in the halls of Congress. But that's exactly what happened on March 5 when Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, a Democrat from Illinois, held up a TP ...

Routers are cheaper, faster, and easier to set up. Mesh systems fix dead zones with wider coverage. Choose based on budget, home size, and connection needs. With the adoption of remote and hybrid ...

SpaceX will replace your Starlink Gen 1 Router free of cost. It is sending emails to customers and warning them that Gen 1 ...

All you need to do to claim your free router is click the link in their email and answer a one-question survey. You don't even need to return your old router. As long as you set up your Router Mini ...

TL;DR - If I were to replace my ERL/3, what's the best option: my old PC, a different ERL, or something completely different? Last week, we "cut the cord" and got rid of the cable box (actually ...

Craig was sucked into the endless vortex of tech at an early age, only to be spat back out babbling things like "phase-locked-loop crystal oscillators!". Mostly this receives a pat on the head from ...

With T-Mobile's formal approval, Sky5G is certified for full compatibility and access to the nation's largest 5G network. Additionally, T-Priority approval certifies Sky5G for T-Priority, a ...

Adi Robertson is a senior tech and policy editor focused on VR, online platforms, and free expression. Adi has covered video games, biohacking, and more for The Verge since 2011. Microsoft says it ...