Top 4 Considerations for Building an Enterprise Wireless Network
With the rise of mobility, cloud, and the internet of things, in the modern workplace, many businesses are feeling the pressure to redesign their …
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Netgear’s NightHawk R7000 Router Has Ben Collecting Your Data. Here’s How to Stop It.
With Netgear producing some of the most popular routers on the market, they’ve developed a bit of a trusting relationship with their users.However, it …
Serious Vulnerabilities Found on 25 Linksys Router Models
It looks like Linksys just a hit a major bump in the road. On Friday, a group of security experts from IOActive revealed a total of 10 major vulnerabilities …
Riverbed to Acquire Xirrus
Wireless solutions provider, Xirrus, has been acquired by Riverbed Technology. The terms of the transaction, expected to close in May, were not …
Ruckus Wireless Introduces Experience Management Features with the New SmartZone OS Release
Ruckus Wireless, recently acquired by Brocade, today announced the availability of version 3.5 of the SmartZone Operating System (OS). The new release …
Enterprise WLAN Market to be Worth $21 Billion By 2021
According to a new market research report “Enterprise WLAN Market by Component, Hardware, Software, Service, Vertical, and Region – Global Forecast …
Cisco Targets SMBs with New Access Points, Management Software
For small businesses without a dedicated IT team, wireless can be a pretty tricky subject. Cisco is looking to address these concerns with its latest latest …
Busting the Top 5 Wireless Network Myths
We’re living in the age of misinformation and alternative facts, of half truths and semi-lies. As a result, we’re left with a pretty confusing …
NETGEAR’s Orbi to Include Two New Wireless AC Networking Kits
This past August, we saw the release of the Orbi networking kit; and while the system is usually lumped in with mesh wireless, NETGEAR argues otherwise …
Google WiFi is Turning Heads, and For Good Reason
This post was originally posted on our sister site, TechFresca. Traditionally, routers have been fugly little things that we try to keep out of sight behind …