…up the Android Auto 5GHz wireless network. Voila – Android Auto recognises it and should display an Android Auto Home screen instead of your Car home screen. To get back to your car’s original home screen, select the car’s logo or remove the Motorola MA1 USB dongle. Setup – none…
…here are a few better ones (network guide) and Telstra Smart Modem 3 – not all that smart or fast (update after test). And this article could fix your Wi-Fi for free Fix Wi-Fi blackspots fast and often at no cost (network guide). CyberShack network news and reviews https://youtu.be/4eJRTS8ePhA https://youtu.be/pZ1WwZod11I…
…And notice something different – a major NBN reseller can have good, local Australian service that wants to help you. Aussie Broadband Fourth, about 30% of the NBN network uses Telstra’s old copper wire for the last mile to the home from a Fibre to the Node (FTTN). Reliability has…
…you do with OK Google? You can read the most common uses but let’s be clear that Google Home/Assistant/OK Google needs a decent Wi-Fi home network. It does not use much bandwidth, but it does pass the questions or commands to the Google cloud for action. Remember, it is simply…
…security), and TP-Link has HomeSheild for A$89.99 (mainly network protection and parental controls). Trend Micro Home Network Security is the easiest way to secure all devices. It is pretty router agnostic and puts a black box between it and the internet. It is highly recommended. If you go this way,…
…with all devices on the home Wi-Fi network. You will get better, stutter-free viewing if you can connect the TV to the Router using an Ethernet cable. Note that Netflix defaults to ‘Auto’, which monitors the speeds delivering up to your subscription level. Mobile devices can use from 250MB to…
…a new Arlo SecureLink band (a low-power band for better battery life and greater hacking security – details to come). Dual-Band Wi-Fi Support: Automatically connect to the strongest network available between 5 GHz or 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi SecureLink Connection: Pair with Arlo Home Security System through Arlo SecureLink for continuous…
…we surmise that if you Must have 5G then Telstra Direct Retail Network Must have the 4G Telstra Retail network that Boost offers better value than Telstra The Telstra Wholesale network does not impede if you are a typical user. You can get great value from Woolworths (especially with the…
…have a password manager or VPN. With enterprise-grade security, you can rest easy knowing that your devices have up-to-date protection from vulnerabilities and web threats. You can also easily manage and control who has access to the home network adding another level of security. CyberShack Trend Micro News and Reviews…
…business, these things stand out about the Epson Workforce DS-790WN scanner You don’t need a PC to scan. It connects via Wi-Fi (or Ethernet or USB-A 3.0) to the network and various server-or-cloud-based-storage like SharePoint, Dropbox, Evernote, Google Drive etc or use the USB-A port. The large 4.3” colour screen…
…or via Ethernet. Netgear RAXE500 AXE11000, Wi-Fi 6E Router (network review) Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E using 6GHz for backhaul or Ethernet. The only issue here is the shorter signal distance. TP-Link Deco XE75 Wi-Fi 6E AXE5400 Tri-band Mesh router (network review) Quad-band that has 2.4GHz, 2 x 5GHz and 6Ghz bands…
…12.3 (H) x 36g (band extra) Works with Android 8 or later – no iOS Comms Wi-Fi 4 N 2.4Ghz BT 5.0 NFC GPS single band 4G/LTE version eSIM and all Australian bands but only uses the Telstra network only at present. Telco data/call plan required. Battery 294mAh, USB-C magnetic…