Don't want your home security to be reliant on a Wi-Fi connection? I've done the work to find the best Wi-Fi-free smart ...

Wireless support (40%): We have a pretty good Wi-Fi signal, but we’d like a cellular connection as a backup in case the power goes out. Equipment (30%): We prefer all the equipment to be ...

A wireless home security camera relies on a secure Wi-Fi connection to your home’s system or a smartphone app through the Internet. In general, two bandwidths are used, including 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz.

But which security camera is right for you? There are wired cameras and wireless cameras. Each comes with its own set of pros and cons that could make it a good fit for your situation or more of a ...

Wireless networks have become one of the most interesting targets for hackers today. One thing to note is that WLAN devices ship with all security features disabled, making WLANs “attractive ...

A new wireless Internet security camera from D-Link. The DCS-2100+ works over 802.11b and 802.11g, an integrated web server for remote viewing over the ...

Wireless-Internet security may perform better if the speed of transactions is increased. A new Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) chip, called the RC32365 Interprise Access integrated ...

For the wireless industry, the Wi-Fi Alliance plays a major role in standardizing the product requirements and product testing that flow out of the development of new 802.11 standards.

It's both more stable and faster Wired internet, on the other hand, offers a level of speed and reliability that wireless just can't really match. When you use an Ethernet cable to connect your ...