Normally a three-node mesh network system might cost you hundreds of dollars. This new one from Vilo is just $80. (Photo: Vilo) How's the internet connectivity in your house? When you take your laptop ...

LOS GATOS, Calif, - Jan. 22, 2007 - Firetide, Inc., a leading manufacturer of multi-service wireless mesh networks, today announced its new HotPort 6000 indoor and outdoor mesh nodes featuring a dual ...

Picture moving into a new place and finally deciding that you're going to set up Wi-Fi correctly this time, so you have coverage all the way from your driveway to the backyard, with minimal dead zones ...

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I'm no home networking professional, but I pride myself on ensuring every corner of my home has Wi-Fi connectivity, and my router configuration is devoid of the typical bottlenecks and ISP-imposed ...

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Vilo might not be a familiar name in home networking, but at $20 per node, its new Vilo Mesh Wi-Fi System is the lowest-priced kit we’ve ever seen. Is there a catch? A small one: Vilo’s dual-band (2.4 ...

Vilo’s new budget Wi-Fi wireless mesh network costs $70 for a pack of three wireless routers. Many competing systems cost hundreds more. So is there a catch? After testing it ourselves, we’d saw ...

Recently, a pair of artists in New York put forward an unusual plan for teaching middle school students about the Internet: specifically, by teaching them how to get off it and build their own. The ...

New mesh-networking technology will allow soldiers to more quickly search an area for signs of nuclear contamination. A company called Rajant has combined mesh radio transmitters with ...