With powerful features like 320 MHz channels and Multi-Link Operation, Wi-Fi 7 has been positioned as a potential game changer for IoT.

TP-Link’s Deco BE25 BE5000 ($299.99) is a reasonably priced mesh networking system designed to bring Wi-Fi 7 to all corners of your home. As with other Deco systems, it is a breeze to install and manage,

With the TP-Link Archer BE230 BE3600, you can upgrade to Wi-Fi 7 without breaking the bank. For just $119.99 list, and often less on sale, you get a dual-band router that uses Wi-Fi 7 technology and multi-gig connectivity to deliver solid throughput. It comes with free basic parental control and network security software and is a breeze to install.

Fi router away behind the couch, under a bookshelf or (gasp) even inside a cabinet. They aren't always the prettiest devices to look at. While these hidden positions will keep the clunky-looking gadget out of sight,

The emerging Wi-Fi 8 standard marks a decisive shift from a historical emphasis on speed to a sharper focus on user experience.

Explore how in-flight Wi-Fi evolved from an expectation to a vital tool for airline loyalty and revenue growth, with insights from Viasat.

Wi-Fi access will also be free for United MileagePlus customers. Less weight, more bandwidth. United started assembling its Wi-Fi future with new Starlink hardware this week in a

Providers are using Wi-Fi 7 to ensure that their customers are getting the gigabit or multi-gigabit service they’re advertising.

Apple introduced new MacBook Air and Mac Studio models this week, adding faster and more efficient M4 and M3 Ultra chips, along with some

You’ll also be able to charge the Nintendo Switch 2 from either its bottom USB-C port or its new top USB-C port, the filings reveal. Nintendo’s announcement tease confirmed the Switch would have an extra USB-C port up top, but I think this is the first real confirmation of charging from both.

Managing your home network shouldn't be a full-time job, and TP-Link's Deco line of Wi-Fi 7 routers help keep things simple, connected, and future-proofed without breaking the bank.

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