To start mapping your Wi-Fi, switch to the Signal tab, then select Floor Plan. Now, I'll caveat this section slightly with ...

Houseplants can weaken Wi-Fi signals, but walls, interference, and router placement are usually bigger factors than indoor greenery.

In theory, all you need is a shiny new router for hassle-free wireless connections in your home or small office. Yet in practice, your wireless reception often will be plagued with interference issues ...

Over the last 10 years 802.11 technology has made remarkable strides -- getting faster, stronger and more scalable. But one problem still haunts Wi-Fi: reliability. Over the last 10 years 802.11 ...

Problems with Wi-Fi performance tend to be the result of interference from other devices using the same frequency, rather than mutual congestion between Wi-Fi users, an Ofcom-commissioned study has ...

New studies by a noted wireless industry analyst have brought to light the significant impact of non-Wi-Fi devices on both the performance and security of Wi-Fi networks. Wi-Fi and non-Wi-Fi devices ...

Three trials conducted this year demonstrate just how transformative Wi-Fi 7 will be for both residential and enterprise ...

okay, so i recently purchased a McIntosh RS200 wireless speaker system. i have been on the lookout for a high-end tv soundbar that could also double as a music playing device (2 channel, i don't care ...

Faster than you can say "low-fat grande cappuccino with half-decaf," wireless carrier T-Mobile beefed up its new Wi-Fi networks in Starbucks to avoid interfering with other wireless networks that are ...

A report from a regulatory authority in the U.K. has found that baby monitors, security cameras and microwave ovens are causing interference for Wi-Fi users, moreso than overlapping Wi-Fi signals. The ...

Austin, Texas — Bandspeed Inc., an Austin-based startup that has kept a low profile for the past few years, said last week that it has started shipping its AirMaestro platform to an unnamed list of ...

With the city of Boston planning a municipal Wi-Fi network, Steven Conley, IT director for the Boston Red Sox baseball team, is bracing himself for possible interference with fabled Fenway Parks own ...