For instance, the maximum throughput for 802.11g (Wi-Fi 3) is 54Mbps, while 802.11n (Wi-Fi 4) caps out at 300Mbps. All the tweaking we've outlined above will only get you so far with one of these ...

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Even the best wireless routers sometimes struggle to send a strong signal to certain areas of your home, whether you’ve got a gaming setup in the basement or just some ridiculously thick walls.

AirPods Pro 2 remain Apple's best-sounding wireless earbuds The AirPods Pro 2 were the first in-ear AirPods model that really wowed us with their sound. Apple has always delivered a fairly balanced, ...

Watching a film with top-quality picture is only half of what is important, after all. Luckily, soundbars are here as a great option to boost your home cinema experience. This doesn't have to cost you ...

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Browsing slowing to a crawl. Dropped Wi-Fi signals. Wireless dead zones. Every one of these problems is maddening in a world where getting online has become an absolute necessity. If you feel like ...