Google is getting into the router business. The search giant today announced a new $200 device called OnHub, and it’s coming later this month to make setting up and managing our home Wi-Fi networks ...

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SAN FRANCISCO -- Google is making a Wi-Fi router as part of its ambition to provide better Internet connections that make it easier for people to access its digital services and see more of its online ...

Taylor worked with AP from 2018 to 2025, most recently as Google Editor. The new official end date for OnHub support is January 11, 2023. Starting on that day, all but the OnHub's most basic features ...

Not content with making smartphones, streaming sticks and driverless cars, Google has expanded its hardware empire, launching its first own-brand router. Dubbed the Google OnHub, the stylish, ...

When Google launched its line of OnHub routers last year, the message above all else was simplicity. Simple to set up, simple to use, simple to troubleshoot. That laser-focus on simplification didn't ...

Google has partnered with TP-LINK to launch the home router OnHub, a different kind of device to keep search and display ads and YouTube videos serving up and playing without a glitch. It also ...

Last year, Google announced that OnHub router support and Home app control would end in 2022, but that’s now being delayed to after the holidays. Instead of December 19, 2022 (in a little over two ...

If I wanted to configure my router through an app I would use an apple Airport. I don't want to have to install an app to work on a router. That's silly. What if I don't have the app, and need to ...

Google announced its own branded wireless router(Opens in a new window) (made by TP-LINK), which it says “is a new way to Wi-Fi.” But what does this mean? And ...

I get it, you never want to think about your Wi-Fi router, especially since you either spent an hour on tech support setting it up, or got some cable installer to do it for you. Unfortunately, Google ...