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forbes.comVodafoneThree introduced a new wireless broadband option that uses 5G routers installed by customers. The service starts at £19 a month and targets users frustrated with slow home connections.
A CNN review evaluated three Wi-Fi 7 routers in an aging apartment with mixed construction materials. The devices were assessed on download speeds, stability, and ease of use across synthetic and real-world tasks.
EngadgetThe Federal Communications Commission on Friday lengthened its waiver allowing foreign-made routers and drones on the Covered List to receive software and firmware updates until January 1, 2029. The agency also expanded the waiver to Class II permissive changes and signaled it ma…
EngadgetThe Federal Communications Commission issued a notice allowing software and firmware updates for banned foreign-made drones and routers until January 1, 2029. The extension adds about two years to the previous cutoff date of March 2027 for routers. Officials cited special circums…
WiredThe Federal Communications Commission has prohibited the sale of new consumer-grade Wi-Fi routers manufactured outside the United States as of March 2026, due to security vulnerabilities. The ban allows exemptions and does not impact existing devices. Manufacturers like Netgear,…
WiredWired has tested and ranked Wi-Fi routers for various needs including home use, gaming, streaming, travel, and network storage. The reviews cover models from Asus, TP-Link, Netgear, and Synology, with details on performance, ports, and coverage. Recommendations are based on speed…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewA U.S. regulatory agency has granted Netgear conditional approval to import certain consumer routers, cable modems, and gateways into the United States through October 1, 2027. The approval applies despite the devices being manufactured in Asia. Neither the agency nor Netgear has…
EuronewsAn international investigation involving multiple countries has identified Russia's GRU cyber unit as responsible for exploiting vulnerable routers to steal sensitive government and military information. The operation, conducted by the group known as Fancy Bear, involved redirect…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewAccording to TechCrunch, Russian government-affiliated hackers accessed thousands of home routers worldwide to extract login credentials. The operation targeted devices from multiple manufacturers, including TP-Link, Netgear, and D-Link. Cybersecurity firms identified the activit…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewThe UK's National Cyber Security Centre has issued a warning about hackers linked to the Russian government compromising popular internet routers. These hackers aim to steal passwords for email accounts and other online services. The alert highlights risks to users of common rout…