Using a multi-point mesh network instead of a standard WiFi router is the best way to fill internet dead zones and make sure you get great signal in every room.

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Almost every household experiences a WiFi dead zone, especially in South African homes with concrete and/or brick walls.

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Whole-home WiFi 7 mesh has been an expensive upgrade to justify, with the top-end systems running well past the $1,500 mark for a router and satellites.

If you have areas of your home where your Wi-Fi signal sucks, you might be able to solve the issue with this simple device.

As routers choke with crowded connections, a Bengaluru-based start-up claims to have built a networking architecture that could change how IoT systems are ...