We investigate the credentials of a business NAS that purports to do it all.
We take a look at Ethernet-over-powerline products from Corinex and ZyXEL - how do they perform? ...
This is an expensive router, reassuringly expensive, weighing in at around £150; around five tim...
Native Windows and Intel support still 18 months off, according to industry heavyweights
Remember the Powerline HD Starter Kit claiming speeds of up to 1,000Mbps? Well, It's now finally available in Europe.
The router with NAS functionality and a built-in photo frame hits retail.
Powerline HD Starter Kit claims speeds of up to 1,000Mbps.
Consider yourself a gamer? If so, you'll be wanting to enter our competition for a chance to win one of two Killer Network Interface Cards.
Home networking let’s you do great things that aren’t possible with standalone PCs. Printers can be shared between PC, so there’s no need to buy one for each machine.
Thinking about making your Thecus NAS accessible from anywhere at anytime? Here's Thecus' list of recommended wireless dongles.
At the show, Taiwan-based Edimax, provider of networking solutions since 1986, was demonstrating its EZView and IP-Free setup.
Not liking the clutter of wires from all your USB devices? Belkin's wireless USB hub, the first CE certified Wireless USB product for Europe, could be the solution for you.
Manufacturer of network solutions, Netgear, has announced the recall of its XE103 Powerline Ethernet adaptor in countries using 220-240 volt power sources.
Netgear is extending its ReadyNAS range of network-attached storage products into the home with the three-strong ReadyNAS Duo line-up introduced at CES.
A press release from the House Of Lords Science and Technology Committee has highlighted the Government's stance on e-crime... which is, apparently, to do bugger all about it.
A new London-based company is offering users with broadband trouble a way to get by while their regular ISP sorts itself out.
Get the most out of the airwaves with these two AirLive products
HomePlug networking solutions provider Intellon was showing off its HomePlug AV home networking solutions, compared against older and slower non-HomePlug technology.
This is an expensive router, reassuringly expensive, weighing in at around £150; around five times more than some home routers. In fact, this product could be considered more o...
Thecus N1200
WiFi is a wonderful thing. You can take your laptop anywhere in your house and access the Internet, or access your network from the garden. However, it does introduce the grim p...
Intel has setup a new 'Digital Communities' initiative, which involves 13 pilot schemes to help communities create wireless network connectivity for various purposes.
Last week an ISS employee left his job and had a restraining order request filed against him as he made a presentation on exploiting a security flaw in Cisco routers. Cisco and ...
HEXUS has also learned that communication links are affected, making it difficult or impossible for companies to communicate with their Taiwan offices. At the time of writing, T...
Is your wireless encryption safe?
Having opted to stray into the IP camera market, Compro has announced that its solutions are now available in the UK.
Recall of roughly 70,000 lithium-ion batteries used in Hewlett-Packard and Compaq notebooks.
Attempts to standardise powerline Ethernet networking remain deadlocked after the latest proposal fails to win support.
We take a look at Ethernet-over-powerline products from Corinex and ZyXEL - how do they perform? Can they be a real substitute for a wired network? Read on to find out.
Universal Plug ‘n’ Play, or UPnP, is a technology that you may well have benefited from at some point, but what is it? We’re going to explore what it is, and why it’s gr...
What do you do if you're in a video conference call on the go but find you're starting to lose Wi-Fi signal? If Intel and Nokia have anything to do about it, don't do anything, ...
Enterprise environments looking for the discreetest of discrete wireless access points need look no further than D-Link's new smoke alarm in disguise, the DWL-3260AP.
Bridging the gap between WiFi and Bluetooth, wireless USB could be onto a winner in 2008.
Customers of Virgin Media experienced a loss of broadband service nationwide last night, with the problem continuing through into this morning for some, according to reports.
Tiscali will slash hundreds of customer care jobs at recent acquisition Pipex broadband and voice, staff were told yesterday afternoon.
Broadband and telephone provider Tiscali is set to acquire the broadband and voice divisions of Pipex. The deal, which is for a princely £210m, will take Tiscali's user base up...
Global Communication Feels After-Effects of Taiwan Quake
How would you network your home? Ethernet? WiFi? Something else? HomePlug's not everyone's first choice for home networking, but in some scenarios it's favourable. If radio inte...
ISP behemoth AOL yesterday announced plans to introduce a free online television service in 2006.
Whilst at IDF you hear a lot about the future technologies as the current 'new' technologies have just been deployed.
Websites created to inform users about particular neighbourhoods could lead to greater levels of segragation, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation warns.
Let's imagine you're trying to play a game over the Internet that needs to receive a UDP connection from the other player. UDP connections aren't initiated, they're just sent in...
The problem with VoIP is that if you want some privacy during your call, or your lappy isn’t equipped with a built in mike, you’ve got to lug a headset around as well, and t...
After an introduction at CES earlier this year, Netgear's WNDR3700 is now shipping.
We examine some of the more common interfaces present on modern systems.
IEEE finally catches up with World+Dog.
Leave your ultra-high-end system in the bedroom and stream gaming and content in the living room. That's the plan, anyway.
Port forwarding is a technique you’ll need to use to enable certain services if you’re using a router. If you don’t really care how it works, you can skip this section and...
D-Link has launched a pair of "green" Wi-Fi routers that promise to reduce electricity bills by using up to 40 per cent less power.
This guide seeks to make you aware of various security terms and ideas associated with wireless networking and what you should consider when setting up a wireless network.
Intel and FREEDOM4 announced today a collaboration that both companies hope will help accelerate mobile WiMAX deployment in the UK.
D-Link today announced the DGS-3100-24P, its latest addition to its family of low-cost Gigabit stackable switches for the entry-level network management market.
Although its new devices are still based on the IEEE 802.11n Draft 2.0 specification, Netgear promises that they will deliver, 'best-in-class performance'.
Dear Virgin Media, This week I received an e-mail from the Telewest arm of your technical support group, offering up help and advice to try to solve a packet loss and through...
BT has finally tied up with FON and offers you the opportunity of using members' Wi-Fi for free!
Ease the wait for 802.11n ratification with the Singing Router
As a growing number of homes contain more than one computer, their users must find ways to network them.
Trouble in Sacramento.
Respected UK technology e-tailer SCAN International has today launched its own VoIP service, TalkScan.
Within the digital home Intel still state that a wired 'hard' backbone is important. Whilst using the powerlines within the home is not a new idea, the Homeplug alliance is tak...
VoIP is taking off, but there are concerns over whether it is a suitable replacement for traditional phone systems given the current way 911 calls are handled.
A UK man has been fined £500 and given a sentence of 12 months conditional discharge for the sinister crime of accessing somebody else's broadband connection using Wi-Fi.
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