The Netgear NIghthawk M2 mobile router is small enough to slip into a work bag but powerful enough to challenge a fixed line broadband router. We’re all getting used to working from home, but what ...

A stationary device that converts cellular signals (3G, 4G, LTE) to Wi-Fi. The mobile broadband router creates a local Wi-Fi hotspot to provide access to the Internet as an alternative to cable, DSL ...

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The widespread availability of cellular data and public Wi-Fi makes staying online easier than ever, with nearly every coffee shop, library, and hotel lobby offering internet access. However, this ...

Australian telecommunications carrier Telstra, in partnership with Netgear, Ericsson, and Qualcomm, has announced the launch of a mobile router capable of 1Gbps download and 150Mbps upload speeds. The ...

While there are gadgets that I regret buying, a mobile router is not one of them. My travel router is outdated and getting on in age, but it's still an indispensable piece of tech that I bring on my ...

If you're a T-Mobile customer, your company just gave you a very unexpected gift at yesterday's UnCarrier event: a wireless router. Yes, a fully functioning, magenta-branded, ASUS-built router, which ...

Next-Generation Mobile Router Supports Wi-Fi 802.11n to Create “Mobile Hot-Spots,” Supports Expanded List of EV-DO Devices for Faster Uploads and Downloads Kyocera Wireless Corp., a leading global ...

T-Mobile CEO John Legere at the event in San Francisco. T-Mobile made a new move to boost its network performance this afternoon, announcing a new “Personal CellSpot” WiFi router that prioritizes ...

(Update) A T-Mobile Rep supplied us with this statement of correction: In store sales have been pushed back to Sept 24. Tomorrow, reps will only be allowed to ship routers to customers. T-Mobile ...

Former CNET editor Dong Ngo has been involved with technology since 2000, starting with testing gadgets and writing code for CNET Labs' benchmarks. He managed CNET's San Francisco Labs, reviews 3D ...