Everybody has them -- those pesky dead zones in the house or office where the Wi-Fi signal is weak or nonexistent. Apple designed the AirPort Express as a handy little plug-n-play network extender, ...

D-Link announces the availability of the first AV2 2000 PowerLine kit, the DHP-701AV, that's capable of delivering much faster speed over a home's electrical wiring compared with existing power line ...

Enables customers to enhance their wireless coverage inside a home where location, geography or structural conditions may interfere with wireless reception The Verizon Wireless Network Extender is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you’re having issues with your home Wi-Fi network not reaching certain areas of your home, there are a bunch of different ways ...

I’ve written about the Verizon Network Extender several times (the first was just over three years ago here on Network World) and it’s a topic that just keeps on giving. Since that first article I ...

If you're looking for a quick way to extend your home network (for both wired and Wi-Fi clients) to that far corner of your home, the Actiontec Wireless Network Extender Plus Powerline Network Adapter ...

Verizon has just launched a home femtocell 3G Network Extender that allows home mobile-phone users to piggyback off of the home broadband connection. This innovative device is designed to enhance the ...

Having stopped by the FCC back in November, the newly-named Verizon Wireless Network Extender has now shown up in some staff briefing documents complete with a January 25th expected release date.

I’ll begin this teardown with an admission: generally speaking, I’m not a big fan of wireless network extenders, though I’ve used them in the past. This pessimism is because they are bandwidth, ...

T-Mobile US is giving customers free devices that boost network coverage in and around their homes, with one caveat: the device lets anyone in the immediate area use the customer’s Internet bandwidth.

I live in an apartment with masonry walls and one 3 foot thick wall running right down the middle of it (old building in Europe). I have my router in the office near the main computer, but the living ...