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Rogers rolls out 50Mbps DOCSIS 3.0 service, 802.11n router

Jul 9th 2009 3:48PM on Engadget

It's a DOCSIS 3.0 modem AND router.

Netgear MoCA Coax-Ethernet adapter review

Jun 26th 2009 8:50AM on Engadget HD

Yes Jay, the MoCA standard is backwards and forward compatible. You may not exactly see the same performance since the Netgear is 1.1 and your FIOS router is probably 1.0 but they are full interoperable.

Netgear MoCA Coax-Ethernet adapter review

Jun 26th 2009 8:46AM on Engadget HD

I can confirm Engadget's review. In a typical home with 4-6 outlets, you are almost guaranteed to get 100 mbps throughput. The 270 is the *total* capacity. HPNA and wireless perform so much poorer, if you can wire with MoCA it's well worth the extra cost.

D-Link finally ships the DXN-221 Coax Ethernet adapter

Apr 23rd 2009 3:32PM on Engadget

I have the new Netgear MoCA 1.1 model, I'm pulling full 100 mbps. It's almost indistinguishable from straight ethernet except 2-3 ms more latency.

Apple launches iTunes 8, NBC comes back, TV shows at $1.99, Genius in the house

Sep 9th 2008 1:15PM on Engadget

LAME.. where's the subscription plans?

Demand for HP's Mini-Note growing fast?

Aug 31st 2008 9:34PM on Engadget

HP has been outselling Dell for a while now. No one wants to go to hell.

iPhone 3G accidentally snaps photo in factory, reveals long lost siblings

Jul 28th 2008 6:51PM on Engadget

Cue the Apple cease and desist in 5, 4, 3..

iPhone 3G SIM unlock demoed on video, zero details given

Jul 26th 2008 11:57AM on Engadget

In theory yes but there is actually a SIM lock for both. While Fido is an MVNO they are still somewhat independent.

Having said that, after weeks of trying to get a Fido iPhone and dealing with the poor customer service, I just signed up for Rogers yesterday.

Apple admits to lost MobileMe messages, bad karma

Jul 26th 2008 11:47AM on Engadget

MobileWhoCares. I wouldn't pay $99 per year for this.

Rogers iPhone 3G in-store activation process gets detailed

Jun 30th 2008 10:39AM on Engadget

The actual service activation is done through your carriers billing system. The tethering is a separate process which only unbricks the phone.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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