Linux Internet Connection Sharing: Combine and Share Connections with Speedify

Linux Bonding Made Easy with Speedify: Unbreakable VPN Connection by Combining Starlink, Wi-Fi, 4G, 5G, and DSL Want faster upload and download speeds and more reliable internet on Linux? Run two or more connections, such as Starlink, Wi-Fi, 4G/5G cellular or DSL, at the same time. Speedify is an app that combines two or more internet connections at once, so … Read More

Combine Two DSL Lines with Speedify: Turn a Windows PC Into a Faster Router

Looking for Bonding VDSL / ADSL Modems / Wireless Routers? Your PC Can Do That with the Right Software Rather than buying a dedicated bonded DSL modem/router, you can turn a Windows PC into one that combines two or more DSL lines for more bandwidth and a connection that keeps working if one line drops. The software that makes this … Read More

Share VPN Connection Over Ethernet to TVs and Consoles with Speedify

Share an Unbreakable VPN Connection by Combining Starlink, Wi-Fi, 4G, 5G, and DSL with Speedify You can share a VPN connection over Ethernet to devices that cannot run a VPN app at all, such as a smart TV, an older games console or a desktop with no VPN software of its own. One Windows laptop runs the VPN and shares … Read More

Share VPN Over Wi-Fi from a Windows PC to Every Device with Speedify

Share an Unbreakable VPN Connection over Wi-Fi by Combining Starlink, Wi-Fi, 4G, 5G, and DSL with Speedify One Windows laptop can share a VPN over Wi-Fi with every screen in the house. Turn that laptop into a Wi-Fi hotspot, a Wi-Fi network the laptop broadcasts the way a router does, and every device that joins it goes online through the … Read More

Xfinity Router Wattage: Speedify Measured 15 W Idle and 19 W Serving the Public Hotspot

With the hopes of creating a nationwide public WiFi network, Comcast has been pushing new Xfinity WiFi routers into its customers’ homes that broadcast a public wireless network in addition to the home Internet connection. It’s an interesting idea that has been embraced by some, but has raised questions about security with others. For a bandwidth-obsessed engineer, the obvious question … Read More