Mesh Network vs Router A Wi-Fi router is better than a mesh network for most people, but mesh networks take the edge in specific situations. Wi-Fi routers are less expensive, easier to set up, and ...

Is mesh networking the solution to all of your Wi-Fi signal problems? Here's what you need to know.

Setting up a mesh network used to require either high-end equipment or considerable networking skill. Today, you just need to buy the gear, plug it in, and run a simple setup routine.

Subnets can impact your network in a way you may not expect if you didn't know you had one, so here's what you need to know.

Just because you live in a larger home doesn't mean you need a mesh network. Here are some clues to find out if you might need to upgrade.

We shed light on the two types of mesh networks, a connectivity option that is little-used in most home environments, but there's growing interest.

Execs at Rajant Corporation say mesh networking can benefit businesses through improved network security and more versatile connectivity.

Until now, ensuring full WiFi coverage of your home with a mesh network has typically meant buying multiple routers or access points from one company. But with a new mesh standard coming into play ...

The Mesh works a lot like the original goTenna, which pairs to your phone using Bluetooth, then uses walkie-talkie radio frequencies to send text communications (no cell network necessary) to ...

Looking to increase the power of your current wireless connection? Learn the difference between a Wi-Fi extender and a mesh system to make a better decision.

Using a mesh network offers reliable, easy to access, internet for the whole family. It can even cover the garden.