Ry Crist is a former Senior Editor at CNET. With a focus on consumer tech, smart home technology, and telecommunications, he has explored a variety of topics including broadband, appliances, and reviews. Ry's work has been featured in CNET and The Techstreet Now - A Tech News Aggregator.
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Ry Crist's coverage primarily revolves around technology, personal finance, house & home topics, with a focus on Wi-Fi and internet-related products. His articles often include product reviews and how-to guides related to smart home gadgets and tech appliances.
When reaching out to Ry Crist, consider offering expert insights or commentary on the latest trends in technology, particularly in the areas of Wi-Fi routers, smart home devices, and gaming equipment. Additionally, if you have information about promotional deals or new product releases in these categories that would interest consumers in California or San Francisco specifically, this could also be relevant for his coverage.
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AT&T and Xfinity share a lot of overlap in coverage, so which internet provider is your better option? It depends on whether AT&T Fiber is at your address.
Both devices help you connect to the internet, but they play different roles in your home networking system.
Wi-Fi routers aren't always the prettiest gadgets to look at, so most of us tuck ours away somewhere where it won't draw too much attention.
Spectrum tops the list of internet providers in Orlando, but CNET’s experts have rounded up more great options to explore.
CenturyLink might be cheaper, but Xfinity boasts faster speeds and overall long-term value. Here’s the full run-down on CenturyLink and Xfinity.
Tri-band Wi-Fi 6E mesh systems usually cost twice as much as the Deco XE75.
It aced our speed tests and comes with multi-gig Ethernet jacks on each device -- but this appealing Wi-Fi 6 mesh router comes with a few compromises.
By: Ry Crist
Throttling? Hidden fees? Data caps? Here's a rundown on how all of the major ISPs in the US manage their networks.
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