Google gets in the Wi-Fi router business
The Internet giant touted OnHub, a partnership with TP-LINK networking product manufacturer, as a "different kind of router for a new way to Wi-Fi."
"Instead of headaches and spotty connections, OnHub gives you Wi-Fi that's fast, secure, and easy to use," Google said in a blog post.
OnHub, priced at $200 for online preorders in the United States, is small and cylindrical, and users can connect on Apple's iPhones or its own Android devices.
It is due in stores in the United States and Canada in the coming weeks. The home router even lets users prioritise which device gets the fastest connection speed.
Smart devices -- from heating and cooling system regulators to fire and security alarms -- are a booming business. Google last year bought Nest for more than $3bn.
Source: AFP
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