While many internet service providers allow you to rent equipment for your home, buying an Arris router from Best Buy instead ...

Joe Supan is a senior writer for CNET covering home technology, broadband, and moving. Prior to joining CNET, Joe led MyMove's moving coverage and reported on broadband policy, the digital divide, and ...

Control. Can’t find much of it in life, but I strive for it on my home network. After some early life experiences with cheap, ...

While you can usually get a router and modem setup from your internet provider, buying and using your own router can often improve the performance and coverage of your home. The market is flooded with ...

When I need to know something about routers, my first stop is typically smallnetbuilder.com run by Tim Higgins. It’s a site for techies rather than the general public and, at times, it’s very techie.

Just because your router has USB ports, there are some devices you should never plug into it, for more reasons than one. Here ...

Picking out a Wi-Fi router can be one of the most challenging parts of setting up home internet-- and it may be a reason most of us rent our routers instead of buying them. Retailers often exaggerate ...

When looking to save money, one of the first places to check may be inside your own home to see if you're being charged for something you can easily get on your own.

Amazon Leo, the Starlink rival previously known as Project Kuiper, has received regulatory approval for a Wi-Fi router, a ...