The third in a series of networking tutorials from TheNewBoston.com, this one covers topics like network terminations, ring topology, switches, mesh networks -- these are great ...

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.

Now that the Bluetooth standard supports mesh networking, connected buildings like this stadium could really start to take off. (Bluetooth SIG Photo) One of the most widely used technologies in ...

If you struggle with reliable Wi-Fi coverage at home, mesh networks may be the answer to your Wi-Fi woes.

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 ...

The short answer is, yes, you could certainly have too many nodes in your mesh network. In the quest to reduce dead zones in your Wi-Fi coverage, adding too many nodes can degrade your network ...

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.

Nokia may not be the first name you think of when it comes to home networking, but the company is making quiet inroads into mesh… ...

The network allows for a quick deployment during the early stages of a wildfire and offers immediate communication when crews are sometimes without traditional means of connectivity.

Working from home by day, gaming and streaming by night? Defeating Wi-Fi dead zones is more important than ever. A mesh network system can help, and these are the best we've tested.