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Seemingly minor and easily overlooked settings can still have profound security implications. Here are some steps you can take to make sure your wired or wireless home router — and by extension, your network — is as secure as possible.
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Review: ClickFree Wireless Backup C3 - 1/20/2011 The Clickfree Wireless Backup likely lacks the power, storage and configuration options power users often crave. However, those seeking a simple to use and configure wireless backup solution should consider the device as a solution for their needs.
Review: Infinitech Infinite USB Memory Drive - 12/19/2010 Infinitec's Infinite USB Memory Drive is an ambitious and innovative product that delivers what it promises when it works. But it's not quite reliable or consistent enough for prime time; hopefully this can be achieved with future software updates.
Review: ETR9330 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router - 12/1/2010 With simple setup and plenty of useful features, Engenius's portable Wi-Fi router is a real bargain with little competition if all you're after is go-anywhere wireless.
The AirStation WHR3-G54 with the AirStation One-Touch Security System (AOSS) feature aims to make configuring wireless security so easy and unobtrusive that all it requires is the press of a button.
The G730AP is an 802.11g device and can actually operate in one of three modes—in addition to an access point duty, it can also function as a router or as a client adapter.
Parkervision SignalMax line of products focuses on the issue of wireless coverage, by utilizing a technology the company calls Direct to Data (D2D), which uses a method of transmitting and receiving called RF Energy Sampling that samples much larger parts of the wireless signal than a conventional radio
The first 802.11g product to earn Wi-Fi Certification, the WBR-G54 still has some issues but is overall a vast improvement to the original pre-draft product, with many features IT administrators will appreciate.
If you're looking to network a non-mobile device like a desktop computer or a video game console, a HomePlug-based power line networking adapter is a logical way to go. The NeverWire 14 HomePlug adapter from Phonex Broadband combines solid performance with a reasonable price, making it a worthy choice for networking your non-mobile devices.
Buying hardware and software from multiple vendors can get expensive and complex. Enter Sereniti. What its combination 802.11g router and subscription security service lacks in flexibility, it makes up for in simplicity.
The WGT624SC isn't the first broadband router to include a software firewall, but two things set it apart from previous combos: a full, one-year license to Trend Micro's firewall application and integration between the hardware and software.
Review: ClickFree Wireless Backup C3
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Review: ETR9330 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router
