Your modem and router are the dynamic duo you need to get online, so long as you don't mistake one for the other.

MSI's new Roamii BE Pro Wi-Fi 7 Mesh System won't suit very large homes with Wi-Fi black spots, but it's a very good budget ...

Win this month’s competition and you’ll never be unplugged from the internet again! Up for grabs is a Netgear Nighthawk M7 Pro, worth £899, which brings Wi-Fi and global 5G to your pocket; and a ...

Buffering videos or unstable gaming? These WiFi 6 routers, starting at Rs. 1,999, can improve speed, coverage, and multi-device performance at home.

Last month, we reported that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) banned routers made in foreign countries because the organization claimed they "pose an unacceptable risk to the national ...

Well, that came sooner than I’d expected. Hot on the heels of the news that the U.S. government had banned all foreign-made routers that weren’t already on sale or approved by the FCC, word came on ...

Netgear has gotten FCC approval to sell new routers in the US. The FCC ban restricts foreign-made routers from import or sale in the US. Existing Netgear routers will also continue to get updates.

Following a total ban on non-US made routers, the Federal Communications Commission is allowing Netgear to sell wireless routers in the United States, practically giving it a monopoly. However, it's ...

Last month saw a surprise ban on almost every new wireless router intended for use in US homes. The FCC ruling described all foreign-made routers as a national security risk. The FCC offered a pathway ...

Netgear is the first major vendor of consumer routers to obtain an exemption from the US government’s sweeping ban on foreign-made routers. The Federal Communications Commission yesterday announced an ...

What just happened? Netgear has become the first retail consumer router company to avoid the FCC's ban on new foreign-made consumer routers, giving it a way to keep selling future products in the US ...

Netgear, one of the world's largest networking hardware manufacturers, has received a surprising exemption from the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) new restrictions on foreign-made routers.