Newsletter Archives
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Home-networking primer, part 2
NETWORKING
By Ed Tittel
It’s time to revisit home-networking tools and technologies, especially on the wireless side of things.
In this, the second of a two-part series about the basics of Windows networking at home, we progress into the boundary devices used to connect your local-area network to the provider’s network and on to the Internet. We’ll touch on device economics, mesh networks, and the enduring value and appeal of wired Ethernet in our ever-more-wireless world.
Read the full story in our Plus Newsletter (21.34.0, 2024-08-19).
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Home-networking primer
NETWORKING
By Ed Tittel
Nearly 9 out of 10 American households and businesses can access gigabit-speed Internet service. Now’s the time to up your home-networking ante and make the most of what’s available.
According to NCTA (the former National Cable & Telecommunications Association, now known at the Internet & Television Association), “most Americans have broadband at home.” Here’s a more interesting set of follow-on statistics.
Read the full story in our Plus Newsletter (21.33.0, 2024-08-12).