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Review: NETGEAR Nighthawk X6 AC3200 Wireless Router

As a tech guy, I’ve been through a number of different wireless routers over the years. Between ever-improving speed and range, as well as the occasional hardware failure, my closet is a veritable graveyard of routers…

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Keewifi Router Authenticates Nearby Devices without the Need for Passwords: Hold and Surf

The Keewifi is a router that lets you have a convoluted Wi-Fi password yet allow people to log on without typing a single thing. That’s because it can automatically authenticate devices that are held close to…

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Make Your Wi-Fi Network’s Name Unique with Unicode

Ars Technica accidentally discovered a quick and easy way to make your wireless network’s name aka SSID stand out. The tech blog found out that you can use Unicode characters in your network’s SSID. It’s not…

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Kudoso Rewards Kids’ Good Behavior with Internet Time

Can’t get your kids to do their chores or clean their rooms? Just strip them of their Internet access, and they’ll most likely be ready to do whatever it is you’ve been trying to get them…

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PirateBox Lets You Share Files & Communicate Anonymously: Net in a Box

Created by NYU associate professor David Darts, the PirateBox is a DIY system that lets you share files and talk to others in your vicinity by setting up a local wireless network. After starting the project…

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Linksys WRT 1900AC Router: The Blue and Black is Back

Today’s Linksys routers and networking devices are usually clad in black and silver. But the company’s most recognizable product wore blue and black: the WRT54G series router. First released in 2002, it was one of the…

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Microsoft Gives Away Free Wi-Fi Routers Tucked Inside Forbes Magazines

As more publishers make the move to digital publishing, it seems like print publications are dying a slow death. Some magazines have resorted to including a small freebie with every issue, from free posters and coupons…

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Skydog Smart Router Puts You in Control of Your Network

There are free firmware for routers that extend the functionality of certain models – DD-WRT, Tomato and Hyper-WRT come to mind – but if you want a user-friendly interface, the Skydog system might be better for…

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D-Link DIR-508L SharePort Go II: All Your Connections Are Belong to Us

Road warriors who need on-the-go networking will be happy to hear about D-Link’s latest SharePort Go. This handy gadget is designed to allow all of your gadgets to remain connected to the Internet no matter where…

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ASUS Unveils World’s Smallest Router

There’s something about miniaturized gadgets that’s very appealing. This new router was unveiled by ASUS at CES 2013, and they claim that it’s the smallest router ever made. They’re probably right, because this thing is tiny.…

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Securifi Almond Wi-Fi Router Gets Touchscreen Controls

A touchscreen on a router sounds like a gimmick at first, but I think start-up company Securifi has it on their device for the right reasons – making the router even more user-friendly. The Almond router’s…

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Marvel Digital Portable 3G Mini Router: Perfect for Hacking on the Go

Marvel Digital’s 3G/LAN to WiFi Router is a portable device with a rechargeable battery and a 3G network dongle allowing you full mobility while up to 5 users get access to high speed Internet over the…

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Logitec USB Powered Router Lets You Go Wireless Anywhere

With the popularity of Internet-capable portable devices, wireless access to the Internet becomes more and more desirable. That’s why Japanese electronics manufacturer Logitec – not to be confused with Logitech – recently released a portable wireless…

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Final Fantasy Xiv Computer Peripherals Look as Stale as the Franchise

The PC version of Final Fantasy XIV will be released on September 30, so I wasn’t surprised when I learned that several FFXIV-themed peripherals were going to be released. But I was surprised by how ugly…

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[Evil] Plush Wireless Router Wants Your Connection to Fail

For the past couple of days, I’ve been holed up in a tiny country cottage with spotty, catch-as-you-can WiFi access. More often than not, I had no connection, and I started to think that figured the…

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Square One Personal Internet Server: Host Yourself

Given all the recent challenges I’ve been having with my hosting environment, maybe it’s time for me to pick up one of these puppies. It’s a compact computer that’s totally ready to go for you to…

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Review: NETGEAR Nighthawk X6 AC3200 Wireless Router

Keewifi Router Authenticates Nearby Devices without the Need for Passwords: Hold and Surf

Make Your Wi-Fi Network’s Name Unique with Unicode

Kudoso Rewards Kids’ Good Behavior with Internet Time

PirateBox Lets You Share Files & Communicate Anonymously: Net in a Box

Linksys WRT 1900AC Router: The Blue and Black is Back

Microsoft Gives Away Free Wi-Fi Routers Tucked Inside Forbes Magazines

Skydog Smart Router Puts You in Control of Your Network

D-Link DIR-508L SharePort Go II: All Your Connections Are Belong to Us

ASUS Unveils World’s Smallest Router

Securifi Almond Wi-Fi Router Gets Touchscreen Controls

Marvel Digital Portable 3G Mini Router: Perfect for Hacking on the Go

Logitec USB Powered Router Lets You Go Wireless Anywhere

Final Fantasy Xiv Computer Peripherals Look as Stale as the Franchise

[Evil] Plush Wireless Router Wants Your Connection to Fail

Square One Personal Internet Server: Host Yourself

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