Latest Networking

• Netgear Orbi 770 Series Tri-Band WiFi 7 Mesh System (BE11000)

  Want Wi-Fi 7? Here's a less-expensive (but far from cheap) option

  7 months, 2 weeks By John R. Delaney

  
• D-Link Aquila Pro AI AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 Smart Mesh Extender (E30)

  A plug for increased Wi-Fi 6 coverage

  7 months, 3 weeks By John R. Delaney

  
• D-Link EXO AC2000 DAP-1820 Range Extender

  Extend your Wi-Fi 5 signal, if you must

  9 months By John R. Delaney

  
• Asus RT-BE96U

  Life in the 320MHz lane

  9 months, 2 weeks By John R. Delaney

  
• Asus ROG Rapture GT-BE98 Pro

  All the 6GHz bandwidth you need to win, and then some

  11 months, 2 weeks By John R. Delaney

  
• eero Max 7

  Wi-Fi 7 to the max

  1 year, 3 months By John R. Delaney

  
• eero 6+

  Pricey but blazing-fast Wi-Fi mesh from Amazon

  1 year, 8 months By John R. Delaney

  
• Why You're Probably Paying Too Much For Internet That's Too Slow

  Network Connectivity Problems? There’s a fast, reliable alternative you might not have heard about.

  2 years By Sean Madden

  
• GigaComm In Australia: Everything You Need To Know

  The newest internet network provider on the block is offering gigabit network speeds in Australia, here’s what you need to know.

  2 years, 4 months By Sean Madden

  
• GigaComm’s Independent Network Is Rolling Out To More Sydney And Melbourne Suburbs

  The independent network provider is aiming to put gigabit connection speeds in more homes and businesses.

  2 years, 8 months By Sean Madden

  
• Progress WhatsUp Gold

  A great-looking and very well-featured network monitor that should be do well for most IT professionals

  4 years, 7 months By Daniel Brame

  
• Gryphon Guardian

  The Gryphon Guardian is a three-piece mesh system that offers robust parental controls and solid close-range performance, but its long-range performance could be better.

  5 years By John R. Delaney

  
• Adobe Connect Review

  Adobe Connect does a good job delivering a solid video conferencing service that is powerful and flexible, but suffers from an overabundance of options. While some may be able to harness that power, others will be frustrated by the learning curve. However, you'll need to use Voice-over-IP (VoIP) or a third-party dial-in service for audio.

  5 years, 7 months By Juan Martinez

  
• Golden Frog VyprVPN (for Linux)

  Golden Frog VyprVPN (for Linux) does well in terms of speed and security once you get it working. But for Linux folks, that's not as easy as it could be thanks to no graphical interface and difficult setup instructions.

  6 years, 4 months By Daniel Brame

  
• Hide My Ass VPN (for Linux)

  Those who need a fast VPN to use with Linux should find a lot to like about Hide My Ass (for Linux) as long as the company's privacy policy doesn't bother you. But if BitTorrenting is a big part of your life, you'll probably want to look elsewhere.

  6 years, 4 months By Daniel Brame