Wi-Fi security protocol borked
Easy to hack
The security protocol used to protect the vast majority of wi-fi connections is borked and wireless internet traffic is a doddle to attack
UK WiFi customers agree to clean sewers
Always read the fine print
WiFi provider Purple slipped a few gags into its user agreement to prove to the world that no-one ever reads them.
Free wi-fi can be a menace
Don't view porn in public
Norton said that 59 percent of Americans think that when they use public wi-fi it's safe as houses but it most certainly isn't.
Apple steered boat crashes into ferry
Captain thought he could run on Apple Maps and an iPad
It is a while since we have had a story about an Apple fanboy who relied entirely on Apple Maps and ended up getting lost. But this guy was dumb enough to use his iPad to do his course navigation on his boat.
Pixel phone scores 644 Mbps on Wi-Fi
Outperforms Galaxy S7 by almost 2x
There is one generally incorrect conception that Wi-Fi is fast enough and that Wi-Fi is simply fast enough. The reality is that Fudzilla managed to prove that a Google Pixel phone powered by Snapdragon 821 SoC and Qualcomm Wi-Fi scores almost twice the performance of the Galaxy S7 phone.
Qualcomm about to improve home wi-fi
New 802.11ax chips on the way
Qualcomm is about to spruce up home Wi-Fi performance with some new Wi-Fi chips.
Arlo shows off upcoming kid monitoring
Parents can sleep easier at night
Hey baby what are you up to?
Netgear expands SMB Access Point offering
Netgear simplifies WiFi for small installations
Netgear has just announced its latest Wave 2 Business Access Point, the WAC510. This Access Points is designed to to deliver high performance for small businesses, such as cafés, doctors' offices and other service industry locations.
TeraHertz could push wi-fi speeds
Although making the range pants
Researchers have worked out a way to push Wi-Fi speeds to 34 Gbps using the TeraHertz band.
MIT boffins speed up wi-fi in crowded areas
Networking for mobs
Boffins at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory say they might have solved the problem wi-fi has broadcasting to crowded areas such as concerts, airports, conference halls and sports stadiums.