Plume's Adaptive WiFi System is a clever new way to extend your home Wi-Fi network, but does it offer enough to justify the cost? Dong Ngo Former SF Labs Manager, Editor Former CNET editor Dong Ngo ...

In a time when we really can’t afford to have unreliable Wi-Fi access, the company Plume has a more adaptive solution to faulty range extenders, introducing “Pod,” a newly developed Wi-Fi range ...

If Internet access is spotty or slow in parts of your house, mesh networking is probably the solution, and here to help with that is Plume. The company launched its Pods WiFi system for pre-order ...

There’s nothing worse than having a spotty Wi-Fi network at home. Well, there are plenty of worse things, like not having any internet in the first place. But if you’re looking to fix your wireless ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We often look for tips and tricks for fixing your homeWi-Fi, and these fixes often include a “one more thing” kind of advice: ...

Plume last week introduced its eponymous self-optimizing WiFi system for the home. Plume adapts in real life to the different network demands made by various devices and ensures that each gets the ...

is an editor overseeing The Verge’s product reviews and service journalism programs. Dan has covered the technology world for over a decade at The Verge. Plume is announcing today that its Adaptive ...

It's been a very productive year when it comes to home wireless solutions. Not only have innovative products come along to boost the market, consumers have finally accepted the fact that, if they want ...

Plume is a WiFi company that offers a collection of wall socket-mounted nodes designed to sit in every room of your home. Don't worry if you haven't heard of it, as you're more likely to recognize ...

Wi-Fi router startup Plume today announced an upgraded version of its mesh networking devices and a new subscription model for its customers. Plume first began selling its "Plume Pod" routers in late ...

We often look for tips and tricks for fixing your homeWi-Fi, and these fixes often include a "one more thing" kind of advice: upgrade your internet hardware. Rather than using a cheap ISP router to ...