Google and Eero both make some pretty phenomenal hardware, but in the arena of home networking, which of the two businesses is the better bet? We've pitted the new Nest Wifi Router against the Eero Pro 6 to find out.
We've compiled a list of SmartThings motion sensors that won't give you any headaches.
Wi-Fi 6 is a shiny new standard for wireless networks, said to offer better speed, greater efficiency, and support for more simultaneous connections. But will you be able to leverage it on your Eero mesh network?
The future of wireless Internet is officially here.
Recently at Songshan Lake, leading multinational technology and electronics manufacturer Huawei kicked off its annual developer conference. The Huawei DEVELOPER CONFERENCE 2020 (Together) gave the company's development community a compelling look at the road ahead, revealing major updates across its developer ecosystem and unveiling several exciting new products.
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Generally speaking, robot vacuums aren't a cheap investment. Good ones, anyway. Most of the time, if you want to purchase a model that actually cleans, you're looking at five hundred dollars minimum.
Google Nest and eero are both heavyweights where mesh networking hardware is consumed. But with the release of the Google Nest Wifi Router, can the eero Mesh keep up?
As you may have heard, when Google announced its new Nest Wifi devices, it also revealed that it plans to increase the subscription fee for the Nest Aware service. But is the new pricing actually a better deal, or is this a cash-grab by Google?
Telecommuting is officially the new normal. People are now working from home with greater frequency than ever, dialing-in to the office from their living rooms, dining rooms, and computer rooms. For some, this shift to remote work comes as naturally as breathing, and they wonder how they ever lived without it.
Many of us are now into our fifth week of being stuck at home. If you're looking for a way to disengage and pass the time, might we propose a sweet gaming rig? Whether you're looking for fast-paced gunplay, mind-bending strategy, or relaxing exploration, there are plenty of games out there to keep you occupied. If you need new gaming gear, HP's got you covered.
You've got a busy life. It isn't easy juggling a career with pets, kids, or both. Particularly a successful one.
Especially if you're playing video games competitively, there are few things more frustrating than lag. We'll walk you through the steps you can take to reduce lag in all its forms when you game.
Eero Secure is a subscription service that comes bundled with eero's mesh networking hardware. Here's how to get it set up.
If you're planning to expand your eero mesh network, Beacons are a great way to do so. But how many can you add to a single network?
Using a mesh network doesn't mean doing away with traditional networking. Sometimes a wired connection remains the best way to get a device online, and most of Eero's devices support that to some extent.
There are plenty of mesh networks that require you to pay a monthly subscription fee to use. Is eero one of them?
Amazon's eero mesh networking hardware is built, above all else, for easy expansion. As such, adding new beacons to your network and removing old beacons from your network are both relatively simple processes. We'll walk you through them.
Designed for Amazon's Eero mesh networking hardware, Eero Secure is a subscription service intended to help users take greater control of their home network, protecting both themselves and their families against the wide range of digital threats on the modern web. Eero Secure + is a premium version of Eero Secure - but is it worth the extra expense?
Late last year, mesh routing manufacturer Eero introduced Eero Secure and Eero Secure +. Intended for people who've purchased and installed the mesh network, they contain - as you might expect - a ton of advanced security controls. We'll go what each one has to offer.