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Telus introduces two new Wi-Fi solutions

Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi Plus work together to create a responsive experience Telus has launched two new Wi-Fi solutions for its customers in Western Canada. The first is Wi-Fi 6. It offers tri-band technology and the fastest home internet speed in Western Canada, the company says. It provides fast speeds even if multiple devices are connected. Wi-Fi Plus is the second offering. According to the company’s website, this is a monthly add-on to Wi-Fi 6 for those looking to ensure their Wi-Fi connection works in all corners of their home. It cost $10 a month. Company technicians install the services and determine the number of access points needed for the best experience. A combination of the two creates “an unmatched home Wi-Fi experience that is only offered by Telus,” the company says. “We all know what it feels like to have that one spot in our home where the Wi-Fi connection just isn’t as strong, and the frustration that can cause ourselves and our families,” Zainul Mawji, preside...

How to test ping on PC?

Follow these instructions to run a Ping test in Windows. Using the Start Menu at the lower left corner of your screen: Windows 10: Right-click the Start menu, and click Command Prompt from the resulting menu Windows 8: Press the Windows key âŠž on your Keyboard to open your Windows 8 Menu Windows 7: Open your Start menu, and then click the Search Program and Files entry field Windows Vista: Click on the Start Search entry field Windows XP: Choose the Run command from the Start menu Type CMD into the text box (or at the Windows 8 Menu) and then select the Command Prompt program A black window will appear. This is the command window in the Windows operating system. You will not be able to use your mouse to manipulate this window Type ping www.google.ca into this window and then press the ENTER key on your keyboard. This will begin a ping test which will attem...

The Average Ping Speed

By Jacob Andrew Many services, particularly games, measure performance according to ping. Acquiring your ping is relatively easy, but interpreting the results requires a deeper understanding of Internet bandwidth and server response times. To get your average ping, use tools available natively to Windows, or online speed measurement websites. Understanding Ping Ping measures the time it takes for a remote device to respond to your ping request. The results are measured in milliseconds or ms. As part of the Internet Control Messaging Protocol, the ICMP ping command requires a specific destination. Your response time varies depending on the location of that destination, typically a server or router. Pinging your gateway address, for example, should result in less than a 1 ms response time. Pinging google.com, however, may take 50ms. A single ping is also affected by a number of factors, including load on the server and congestion on your own network; this is why ping commands ...

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