ASUS' top-of-line N router isn't as exciting as its reputation makes it seem. But it could be a more stable alternative to D-Link's DIR-655.

Draytek's Vigor 2910G is a capable, flexible, dual-WAN router. But it's not fast enough for many of today's high bandwidth Internet connections.

hField Technologies just launched new Mac OS software for its Wi-Fire long-range USB Wi-Fi adapter.

The ASUS RT-N13U Wireless N Router with All-in-One Printer Server has been added to the Router and Wireless Charts.

Updated In the second and final part of this series, we look at two technologies aimed at whole-home wireless HD distribution.

It seems like every year brings the promise of glitch-free wireless HD streaming throughout our homes. But there may be hope that it actually becomes reality this year.

NETGEAR today announced new wireless LAN management products for small and medium businesses.

Intel and NETGEAR tried to puff up their announcements of the Intel Wireless Display technology and NETGEAR's PTV1000 Push2TV, the first adapter to support it. But it doesn't seem like much of an advance to me.

Ruckus Wireless today said it has released a wireless performance testing program to the Open Source Community.

The Wi-Fi Alliance said it has started testing single-stream access points and routers that use 802.11n technology.

Intellectual property licensor Wi-LAN today announced that it has settled all patent litigation with Buffalo Technology (USA) Inc. and Melco Holdings, Inc.

Under the settlement, Buffalo has signed a running royalty license to certain WiLAN wireless technologies. Other terms of the agreement are confidential. [Full release]

The Wireless Gigabit Alliance (WiGig) today said it has released the first version of its specification for devices using 60 GHz technology to its members for review.

The WHDI Consortium today announced that version 1.0 of the Wireless Home Digital Interface (WHDI) specification has been released.

ZyXEL has announced what it claims is the world’s first fixed LTE (Long Term Evolution) CPE/SOHO router.

Quantenna Communications today announced a reference design for a four-stream 802.11n video bridge.

NETGEAR today announced a concurrent dual-band N router for business use.

It looks like those crafty folks at Apple have equipped the latest Airport Extreme with three stream 802.11n capability, just waiting to be enabled. But they also threw in a manufacturing defect.

Apple says they have improved wireless range and performance. But that's not what we found.

You'll have to jump through plenty of hoops to get any benefit from the optional features added in the released 802.11n spec.