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Posted by Adam Engst

1. Google Aims to Simplify Wi-Fi with OnHub Router

   Aug 25, 2015

   Google has entered the Wi-Fi router marketplace with its newly announced OnHub device which purports to make establishing and maintaining a Wi-Fi network simple. If you are wondering whether Google’s device might be a suitable replacement for your router or make a useful addition to your Wi-Fi network, head on over to TidBITS where Glenn has posted his preliminary take on it.

   Posted by Michael Cohen (Permalink)

2. IEEE Closes on Ratification of 802.11n

   Aug 07, 2009

   The IEEE, the engineering group that develops and shepherds the 802.11 family of specifications, has moved the 802.11n standard out of lower-level committees. The standard, started several years ago, and called Draft N since the standard wasn’t precisely finished even though details were fundamentally finalized, will be fully ratified later this year.

   Posted by Glenn Fleishman (Permalink)

3. Glenn and Adam Discuss AirPort Networking on MacVoices

   Jun 12, 2009

   One of the interesting things about Apple’s AirPort networking hardware is that it often evolves in subtle ways that Apple doesn’t call out, making books like Glenn Fleishman’s Take Control of Your 802.11n AirPort Network all the more useful. Plus, since many of us add newer AirPort devices to networks that already rely on older AirPort hardware, our wireless networks are becoming all the more complex, even as setting up a very simple one becomes easier. That’s the theme of this MacVoices podcast discussion with host Chuck Joiner, so if you’re interested in learning about the new features Glenn explains in Take Control of Your 802.11n AirPort Network and the ways that Glenn and Take Control publisher Adam Engst revised their Take Control of Your Wi-Fi Security, listen to this podcast.

   Posted by Adam Engst (Permalink)