The internet has now become an integral part of society and our daily lives as well. It is used as both our primary medium of entertainment, our way to connect to our friends and family, and for some, ...

Boost your home network effortlessly by repurposing an unused router in a few simple steps Reviewed by Lisa Mildon You can use an old router to make your Wi-Fi reach more places in your home. Connect ...

Eliminate WiFi signal blind spot and speed up internet! Ever since I discovered WiFi routers exist, I have not used LAN connections. But WiFi does have its downsides, and it’s quite common to hear ...

Have an old router lying around? Put iat to good use as a repeater to extend your wifi coverage! Here’s how to set up an ASUS router as a repeater! Use this guide to help you to convert an Asus router ...

I'm about to set up a new home wireless network and will likely need a router and another device to extend the signal coverage. I've usually worked with modified WRT54Gs, but I have some N devices in ...

A Wi-Fi extender is a gadget that sucks in Wi-Fi signal, then spits it back out on the same network name and frequency. Think of it as a radio repeater, because that’s essentially what it is. It’s a ...

If your WiFi signal is weak in certain parts of your house, like the basement or backyard, adding a repeater can help boost the signal in those areas. Installing a WiFi repeater is easy to do yourself ...

I wanted to extend my network's range since the signal drop is drastic at the opposite side of the house. I currently use a Linksys E2000 as my AP and I wanted to set my older Netgear WGT624 v2 as the ...

If you’ve purchased a router recently and poked around its settings, you may have noticed that you can set it to one of two different modes: “Access Point” or “Repeater.” These are both very useful ...

An update to the popular DD-WRT firmware for wireless routers can turn the device into a signal repeater that extends your current network's range. The Hackszine blog points out a tutorial for doing ...