D-Link DIR-685 Wireless Storage Photo Frame Router Review

This D-Link DIR-685 router is an example of what you get when you let engineers get wild and shove in everything they think is cool into a product. And that's just the type of product we like to see. More »

Glowing Router Clock Tells You The Best Time To Use Bandwidth

On a basic level, the Route O' Clock looks fantastic. But the colorful face is about more than just looks—it's a router that monitors your broadband signal and indicates its strength with different colors at each interval. More »

Linux's DisplayLink Drivers Turns Routers into Functional PCs

If your fingers are just itching to make a cheap and basic PC, here's a pretty geeky hack that'll help you transforms a OpenWRT router into a working PC. More »

Novatel's Portable MiFi Does 3G Wi-Fi in a Beautiful Package

Today, Novatel introduced a portable 3G hotspot router, the sleek and minimalistic MiFi, which transforms 3G internet access into a Wi-Fi hotspot wherever it goes to multiple users.

San Francisco Hunting For "Mystery Device" on City Network

San Francisco is continuing to untangle the mess created by the notorious Terry Childs after his attempt to bring down the city network. According to estimates, the cleanup has cost taxpayers $1 million so far, with an additional $800,000 set aside for unforeseen problems. The latest development in the saga occurred late last month when investigators discovered a mysterious hidden networking device referred to as "a terminal server" that appears to provide remote access to the city's Fiber WAN network. The password is unknown—but the login is accompanied by a warning message stating: "This system is the personal property of Terry S. Childs." More »