I've been running an airport extreme for around 1.5 years or so. For the life of me I can't remember why I decided to go this route instead of a non-Apple router. I think it had to do with my thought ...
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Apple could make Wi-Fi 'just work' with a new AirPort router — and Apple Silicon could be the missing puzzle piece
There’s nothing like a good Apple event to get you thinking about the company’s past and where it’s going next. Like many others that tuned into Cupertino’s “Awe Dropping” presentation this past week, ...
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Apple appears to be in the process of streamlining its divisions. Last month, it confirmed it is exiting the standalone display business and has no plans to launch any more monitors. Now, its Wi-Fi ...
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Microsoft and Apple give opposite advice for naming Wi-Fi networks — but only one makes more sense
The name you pick for your Wi-Fi network matters.
Back in January 2007, Apple released its first version of the Airport Extreme. It was a wireless router that supported 802.11n of Wi-Fi and could be used as a print and storage server as well. But ...
The company will shift employees onto other projects including Apple TV, the company’s standalone streaming device. The company forcing its customers to go wireless by removing ports from all of its ...
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