New Australian Assistance and Access Bill allows easy snooping
The new Australian Assistance and Access Bill undermines Internet Security, claims cybersecurity expert Marty P. Kamden, CMO and cybersecurity expert at&n... (Read More)
Networking
802.11 – WTF? Now its Wi-Fi 4, 5, 6, and beyond
The Wi-Fi Alliance has made a significant rebranding of the 802.11 Wi-Fi standards. 802.11 N will be known as Wi-Fi 4 and its successors AC and AX will be know... (Read More)
China accused of placing spying back-doors in IT and IoT products
Bloomberg Business Week has exposed how Chinese manufactured
components may have spying back-doors in IT and IoT products.
... (Read More)
3.8
Review: Norton Core protects the home network (Australian review)
The next big thing is routers that run on-device security and intrusion protection. Norton Core is one of these new breeds of routers.
... (Read More)
Cover 2202. D-Link’s answer to more mesh coverage (announcement)
Covr 2202 is D-Link’s next, higher powered, tri-band, mesh Wi-Fi offering. In theory, it can cover up to 560m2 (23 x 23m).
... (Read More)
4.0
Review: D-Link Covr-C1203 mesh networking for smaller homes (review)
D-Link Covr-C1203 may be a solution to whole-of-home Wi-Fi by using three separate Wi-Fi routers that mesh together to provide Wi-Fi coverage up to 465m2 (appro... (Read More)
Creating a communications friendly home
Creating a communications friendly home helps with hearing impairment, liveability and so much more.
... (Read More)
Ericsson, Telstra, and Intel make first end-to-end 5G data call
Ericsson, Telstra and Intel have made the first end-to-end 5G data call on a commercial mobile network. Telstra’s 5G Innovation Centre on the Gold Coast Austral... (Read More)
New Australian Assistance and Access Bill allows easy snooping
The new Australian Assistance and Access Bill undermines Internet Security, claims cybersecurity expert Marty P. Kamden, CMO and cybersecurity expert at&n... (Read More)
802.11 – WTF? Now its Wi-Fi 4, 5, 6, and beyond
The Wi-Fi Alliance has made a significant rebranding of the 802.11 Wi-Fi standards. 802.11 N will be known as Wi-Fi 4 and its successors AC and AX will be know... (Read More)
China accused of placing spying back-doors in IT and IoT products
Bloomberg Business Week has exposed how Chinese manufactured
components may have spying back-doors in IT and IoT products.
... (Read More)
3.8
Review: Norton Core protects the home network (Australian review)
The next big thing is routers that run on-device security and intrusion protection. Norton Core is one of these new breeds of routers.
... (Read More)
Cover 2202. D-Link’s answer to more mesh coverage (announcement)
Covr 2202 is D-Link’s next, higher powered, tri-band, mesh Wi-Fi offering. In theory, it can cover up to 560m2 (23 x 23m).
... (Read More)
4.0
Review: D-Link Covr-C1203 mesh networking for smaller homes (review)
D-Link Covr-C1203 may be a solution to whole-of-home Wi-Fi by using three separate Wi-Fi routers that mesh together to provide Wi-Fi coverage up to 465m2 (appro... (Read More)
Creating a communications friendly home
Creating a communications friendly home helps with hearing impairment, liveability and so much more.
... (Read More)
Ericsson, Telstra, and Intel make first end-to-end 5G data call
Ericsson, Telstra and Intel have made the first end-to-end 5G data call on a commercial mobile network. Telstra’s 5G Innovation Centre on the Gold Coast Austral... (Read More)