A consortium of companies found a clever way to recycle phone parts (DSL router), showing how reusing electronics can improve ...

Renting a router from your internet provider is the easier option, but a little extra legwork will save you in the long run.

Do you remember the screeching of a dial-up modem as it connected to the internet? Do you miss it ... ubiquitous Raspberry Pi Zero. Sourcing an old USRobotics USB modem — allegedly in ...

To get through to your internet service provider, you connected your modem to an old fashioned phone ... If your space is really large, you can buy a router with several little satellite routers ...

A modem-router combo merges two essential components of your home’s internet connectivity ... If your home is large, the Netgear Orbi CBR750, while relatively costly, is worth your consideration.

The Billion BiPAC 7800N is a wireless router supporting 2.4GHz 802.11n wireless. Its notable feature is two WAN interfaces: an ethernet port for connection to, for example, a cable (or VDSL) modem and ...

With the non-availability of an 802.11g ADSL modem/router (July 2003) this becomes a useful option for those seeking a high speed wireless network. Additionally there is a large range of cable/DSL ...

Just connect that router to the gateway with an Ethernet cable, just like you would with a regular modem. Be sure to turn that gateway's wireless network off in the device settings -- otherwise ...

The two major components in a small computer network are a modem and wireless router. The modem is wired to the Internet via the cable company's coaxial cable, the telephone company's DSL phone ...

Others won't let you skip the rental, meaning you must use the internet provider's equipment even if you already have your own router. However, as long as your modem or router is compatible with ...