Samsung has announced the modem that will likely appear in some Galaxy S26 models, but how does it compare to the previous one?

Rumors stated that Samsung separated its modem from the Exynos 2600, which could cause "efficiency" concerns for its next ...

Reports surfaced a few weeks ago that Apple was struggling with its 5G modem development, and that Apple would not reach the 2H2023 target for use of its own 5G modem for some of its products. Based ...

Most folks do not know the difference between a Modem and a Router, which is not surprising. These devices make up the backbone of our home broadband internet connection. They work hand-in-hand at all ...

According to Samsung, the Exynos Modem 5410 supports 3GPP Release 17 standards, the global framework underpinning modern ...

After buying Intel’s 5G modem business earlier this year, Apple is wasting no time building its own 5G modem for the iPhone. The company is pushing to have its modem in iPhones by 2022, a very ...

Most people don’t consider the modem when considering buying a new phone, and why should they? Unfortunately, it’s something a lot of Pixel users are increasingly having to learn about. In recent ...

I was chatting recently with marketing people from Qualcomm (which is an Endpoint client) about modem goodness. I was trying to get them to convince me that it matters. They had been rattling on about ...

With rumored MagSafe support, faster wireless charging, and Apple's new C1X modem, the next "e" model could outperform several older iPhones. The post iPhone 17e might fix key limitations of the ...

There are two Mac upgrades rumored for 2026 that could go a long way toward moving me away from the iPad: cellular and touch ...

Tech journalists (including me) often recommend buying a modem for internet service rather than renting one from your provider. It’s quick advice that readers will remember and, in most cases, it ...

After reading about recent Comcastic issues on the FP, I was thinking... don't most modems have diagnostic data available somehow? Classicly, I recall going to 192.168.100.1 to access these settings.