BT has launched the latest version of its Home Hub Wi-Fi router. The new device, unveiled on Monday, is the first released by any UK internet service provider to use 802.11n Wi-Fi technology, BT ...

While it's possible to buy and install your own router, most people stick with the one supplied by their Internet Service Provider (ISP). Most are drab and generally underwhelming, both from a ...

Friends, feast your eyes on BT's new Smart Hub (aka the Home Hub 6). Not only is this the UK's sexiest ISP-provided router, but also the ISP-provided router with the most antennas. Yes, you read ...

The app will also offer assistance for improving your home network, and, if you're really lazy, give you the option to restart your BT Home Hub remotely.

When the new BT Smart Hub (aka Home Hub 6) was unveiled, BT it boldly claimed that the router had the UK's most powerful Wi-Fi signals, and thus the implicit assertion that BT broadband is the ...

The Smart Hub will offer the slick, speedy, seamless home broadband you've been hankering after, says BT.

Broadband Savvy reveals that many UK homes still have Wi-Fi 5 routers plugged into their walls, with most ISPs - including Sky, BT and Virgin - continuing to provide this ageing technology to users.