When consumers decide to purchase a new cable modem, there are usually two main driving forces. Upgraded modems allow consumers to get higher download speeds. This could be necessary if you’re trying to upgrade your cable package beyond what your current modem supports, or if you’re not currently tapping into all the bandwidth your current …
With increasing demand for streaming services such as Netflix and Spotify, internet service providers have no choice but to increase the amount of bandwidth available to consumers. This change might seem gradual, but it’s actually taken place quite quickly. Research done by the FCC showed that the average American’s internet speed has tripled since 2011. …
Wireless networking technology is evolving at a rapid pace. If you’ve been shopping for a new router, the boxes alone are enough to tell you this. We’ve got routers with 4 Gbps of wireless bandwidth, and some with 8 antennas. There’s also routers that run commercial grade operating systems, and some so powerful that every …
The number one metric used to measure the performance of our home internet connection is bandwidth. Faster is always better. A faster internet connection means that our web browsing is snappier, our files download faster, and our Netflix streams at a higher quality. But the package you purchase from your home ISP isn’t the only …
Whether you’re setting up WiFi for guests using the patio at your restaurant or just trying to blanket your backyard in wireless, there is no doubt that outdoor wireless networks behave very differently than indoor networks. Your standard, everyday router just isn’t designed for vast outdoors spaces, instead being geared towards wall penetration. The TP-Link …