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 ...

As I forecasted a week and a half ago, I’ve retired (at least for the moment) my Linksys WRT54GC IEEE 802.11g Wi-Fi-supportive router. Its successor (again, at least for the moment) is a ...

We previously reported on a change brought about in the AirPort Extreme 5.7 firmware update where the NAT implementation disallows access to public IPs from inside the private network on some ...

Double NAT errors Some users are suddenly receiving "Double NAT" errors after applying the AirPort Extreme 802.11n firmware 7.1 update. The error is generally ...

Some may have forgotten that Apple even had a router unit. Apple last updated its AirPort Extreme router back in 2013, and while it (and two other Apple routers) are still on sale, they’re rarely at ...

The AirPort Extreme is a natural fit for Mac users, but some competing routers deliver higher performance and more features. As a Mac user, why would you ever consider buying a high-end router other ...

Are you still using an 802.11n wireless router? Maybe you're still stuck on 802.11g. If so, your network speeds are suffering. Now that so many devices are using the latest 802.11ac standard, it's ...

I'm presently using three Google Wi-Fi nodes which provide complete coverage to my house and yard, but this isn't about the presently. The question is what will I be using five years from now when ...

Some Apple Inc. customers who bought the company’s AirPort Extreme router are angry that the new Time Capsule backup appliance introduced last week leaves them on the short end of the backup stick, ...

Disappointed Mac users today confirmed that Apple Inc.’s latest Leopard update does not let them back up with Time Machine to drives plugged into an Airport Extreme router. “On 10.5.2, my [AirPort] ...