Many people will choose to leave their devices powered on all the time for convenience, but how much electricity does a computer use if left on, and how much will this end up costing you?

Home network installation does require a few certain tools to allow you to complete the job both effectively and efficiently. Here are 6 of them you should own.

When you have multiple devices and people within the home looking to access the Internet at the same time, each one of them will be consuming part of the bandwidth you have available. So, can you allocate bandwidth?

Power over Ethernet, more commonly referred to as PoE, is a term that you will often see branded on various different networking products, but what exactly is PoE and how does it work?

There are many different words, phrases, and abbreviations that are commonly used when discussing networking so I have compiled a  list of 50 networking terms you should know.

Network Attached Storage is a convenient method of storing large amounts of data that is easily accessible, but how exactly do they work?

Look on the back of your router and you’ll probably see a USB port. A router will typically connect to a modem over Ethernet to provide it with a connection to the Internet, so what is the USB port for?

In a home network, it is your modem that allows you to connect to the Internet via your Internet Service Provider, so what is the purpose of the router and do you need one if you already have a modem?

When designing your home network, or maybe even moving home, you may be wondering where the best place for your router is to get the best performance possible.