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How to: Get the most out of your WiFi router
October 3, 2007 — 5:59am ET
WiFi routers: they're not cheap, they're not always easy to use and they don't always work the way that we'd like them to. So why not put on your hacking cap and set to work creating the router of your dreams? With a little simple hackery, you can boost a router's signal range, regulate your network traffic or transform an old router into a signal repeater. Check out this guide from Lifehacker and get hacking.
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