Peripheral Device Connections, Explained: Thunderbolt or Not, It’s All about USB-C
If you’re unsure of the differences between USB-C and Thunderbolt or between USB 3.0 and USB 3.2 (or is that …
Explainers are posts that explain different concepts or ideas.
If you’re unsure of the differences between USB-C and Thunderbolt or between USB 3.0 and USB 3.2 (or is that …
This post will give you an overview of how a popular home mesh brand differentiates itself from others. In other …
In a home network, everything goes through the router. As a result, when your home Wi-Fi router’s security is compromised …
If you experience Wi-Fi dropping signals, disconnections, or can’t connect a device to your network (at the expected speeds), this …
This is an umbrella post on Wi-Fi, the familiar name of the 802.11x networking standards. For the past two decades, …
There has been a lot of buzz about Wi-Fi 7 — the standard after Wi-Fi 6E — since the end …
Per the request of many, this post will briefly explain Wi-Fi HaLow, a new standard that extends the use of …
You must have heard of “mesh,” “Wi-Fi system,” or “mesh Wi-Fi system,” and might even have some idea of what …
When configuring a home router, you’ll run into many Wi-Fi settings with cryptic names. Often, you have no idea what …
As mentioned in the piece about 10Gbps Internet, I’ll explain the differences between Dual-WAN vs Link Aggregation and how to …
With Wi-Fi 6/6E and especially Wi-Fi 7, we naturally need faster-than-Gigabit wired connections to match — else we’d be stuck …
I’ve always recommended using network cables to extend a (Wi-Fi) home network. I still do. However, when running new wires …
Kudos to anyone recognizing the reference in the header. If you don’t know, it’s a mat that you put on …
Among the things I “love” about driving a Tesla, its Safety features — Sentry vs Dashcam — rank right below …