What's your wireless signal strength? When you're having trouble with your wireless connection, it can be frustrating to figure out the strength of the signal from your client to the base station. Glenn Fleishman shows three ways to get the information you need.
AT&T squashes tethering surcharge rumors AT&T won't be charging $55 to tether your iPhone to your Mac, according to a statement it's published on social networking site Facebook.
AirRadar surveys your wireless signals Increasingly, the airwaves around us are a jungle of competing wireless signals. Koingo Software’s AirRadar not only helps cut through the clutter, but also provides useful information about your wireless signal of choice.
Apple updates AirPort Client, AirPort Utility Apple updated its AirPort Client and AirPort Utility software, addresses issues with roaming and network selection in dual-band environments.
ExpressCard/34 Buyers’ Guide If you've got a MacBook Pro, you've got an ExpressCard/34 slot (instead of the old PC Card slot). Jeff Carlson explains a few of the ways you can use that slot to beef up your laptop.
See more AirPort Extreme Base Station radio modes If you’re using an AirPort Extreme Base Station on a network without 802.11n-capable machines, you can use a hidden feature in AirPort Utility to set a non-802.11n radio mode.
AirPort Utility 5.3.1 released Apple has released an update to the software that controls its AirPort Express Base Station, AirPort Extreme Base Station and Time Capsule networking devices.
Airfoil 3.1 Looking for a way to get your Mac's audio to different parts of your house? Airfoil 3 can send any audio to any AirPort Express, Apple TV, or computer on your network.
Mobile Mac: The portable hotspot If you travel with colleagues for business trips, or if your multiple-Mac family brings its laptops on vacation, getting Internet access for everyone can be an exercise in configuration frustration. There is an alternative: a cellular router.