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WiFi 6 Announced, Previous Iterations Renamed

by Foster D. Coburn III | Feb 12, 2019 | tutorialtuesday, wifi

Understanding the many layers of WiFi has been fairly confusing. You would see 802.11 followed by various letters. The generations didn’t go in alphabetical order so you had to dig a little deeper to figure out which technology was the newest and whether your...

Moving Data From Old Laptop to New Laptop

by Foster D. Coburn III | Jan 28, 2016 | thursdaytip, wifi

I’ve already shared some of the tasks involved with a new laptop. Probably the most important task was moving data from the old laptop to the new laptop. As the office it networked, it was fairly easy to do it. But there was an interesting glitch along the way....

Google OnHub WiFi Router and Smart Home Hub

by Foster D. Coburn III | Aug 19, 2015 | humpdayhardware, router, wifi

You may have heard that Google changed the company name to Alphabet. You’ll find CEO Larry Page’s explanation for the change on the G is for Google blog post. In short, there are many smaller companies that make up the new Alphabet of which Google is one...

Netgear N600 WiFi Router Good Value Choice

by Foster D. Coburn III | Aug 12, 2015 | humpdayhardware, netgear, wifi

From time-to-time, I’m asked to do some minor IT tech support for a local company. Typically it involves a client having troubles connecting to the Internet and I’m asked to get them connected. I had just such a call this week and had to set up a Netgear...

NETGEAR Nighthawk X6 AC3200 Tri-Band WiFi Router Delivers Speed

by Foster D. Coburn III | Feb 18, 2015 | humpdayhardware, router, wifi

If you are looking for a bargain basement WiFi Router then this post is probably not for you. Instead I’m going to tell you about one of the biggest baddest routers on the market and you’ll have to pay a bit more for that power. Just looking at the picture...

Linksys AC2400 4X4 Dual-Band Gigabit WiFi Router Has Speed and Strong Signal

by Foster D. Coburn III | Nov 12, 2014 | humpdayhardware, linksys, wifi

For many of us, our connection to the Internet goes through a wireless router. It could be your laptop, a tablet, a smartphone or even some other device using that wireless connection. Heck, even desktop computers can use WiFi if a wired connection isn’t readily...