In this live stream, we break down the latest Tesla Roadster SpaceX cold-gas thruster demo at McGregor, compare the 2026 Tesla vs. Rivian Halloween software updates, and review new EnGenius Cloud enterprise networking features!
Welcome to the Friday stream! Today we are tackling a massive lineup of EV updates, smart home economics, and enterprise networking. We kick things off with a deep dive into the Rivian 2026.36.0 Halloween update, exploring the Ghostbusters Easter egg, Mallow Mash, and the huge productivity boosts from the new Gmail integration and mobile app upgrades.
Next, we shift to the Tesla Model 3 to break down the surprise 2026 mid-year vehicle upgrades. We cover the new standard 16-inch touchscreens, the 528-horsepower bump and range increase for the Performance model, and the quicker 3.8-second 0-60 time for the Premium AWD. We also look at the new Dynamic Headlight Leveling feature rolling out in software update 2026.38.
For the smart home, we discuss how to deploy Reolink Wi-Fi cameras to bypass monthly cloud fees using local storage and Home Assistant, and how the recent market spike in MicroSD card prices changes the upfront cost of local NVR setups. Finally, Bryan joins to break down the latest EnGenius enterprise router updates, specifically how to utilize dual 2.5G selectable dual WAN ports to guarantee uninterrupted network uptime.
Welcome to the Friday livestream! Today we are testing out the brand new iPhone 18 Pro on the Wi-Fi 7 network to see what the new N1 chip can really do. I’ll also share my battery life experience with the A20 Pro chip and show you why the MagBak is still my daily driver case. We also discuss why so many enterprise networks are dropping Cambium to migrate over to EnGenius Cloud.
Then, we jump into the Model 3 Performance to talk about the new Tesla FSD v14.3.10 update. Does it finally fix the annoying ‘clean camera’ bug from 14.3.9? We cover the fix, plus the new Automatic Collision Evasion system and the revamped speed profiles. Drop your questions in the live chat!
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Welcome to the live stream! Today we are diving into the iPhone 18 Pro to test the new networking hardware, camera upgrades, and some hidden iOS settings you need to know about.
What we cover today:
The C2 Modem Split: Apple’s new in-house cellular silicon vs. Qualcomm.
N1 Chip Limits: Why Wi-Fi 7 is still capped at 160MHz and how it pairs perfectly with the EnGenius ECW520 2×2 access point.
The Connectivity Assist Trap: Why this new iOS feature will ruin your multi-gigabit throughput tests and local smart home roaming.
Active Aperture: Testing the new mechanical iris on the 48MP Fusion camera for video production.
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Welcome to this week’s live stream! We have a packed agenda today, starting with some exciting changes coming to the channel. We’ll be walking through the new channel layout and how we are organizing the home automation, EV, and networking content to make it easier for you to find what you need. Read more about the channel reorganization here.
We are also breaking down the biggest takeaways from the Broadband Communities Summit that just wrapped up in Houston and what those industry trends mean for enterprise deployments—specifically for the high-throughput Wi-Fi 7 gear like the EnGenius and Ruckus access points we test here. Then, we are putting our hardware to the test with a live speed test (because what could go wrong live?).
Finally, we are previewing the big IONNA “Station Hand” event happening tomorrow! We will discuss IONNA’s massive push to build out 24/7 Rechargeries with NACS and CCS bays and how the charging experience compares to plugging in a Model 3 Highland or Rivian on other networks.
Drop your questions in the chat, and we will catch them during the Q&A!
In this live stream, we take a deep dive into enterprise Wi-Fi 7 performance, multi-gig routing and switching, and smart infrastructure upgrades! We break down hands-on testing with the Ruckus R575 and EnGenius wireless access points, the EnGenius ESG620 gateway, upgrading to multi-gig internet with the Hitron CODA56, and setting up the Tesla Universal Wall Connector.
In this stream, we take a deep dive into building and benchmarking a high-performance multi-gigabit network. We cover everything from setting up the Hitron CODA56 DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem to configuring the EnGenius ESG620 Cloud Security Gateway and powering heavy-duty multi-gig gear with the EnGenius ECS5512FP 10GbE PoE switch.
Watch as we walk through live throughput testing, configurations, cloud management features, and real-world performance results.
In today’s live stream, we are breaking down a massive week in tech, policy, and enterprise infrastructure! First, we dive into California’s brand-new “MyNewEV” instant rebate program and explain the shocking “Headquarters Loophole” that impacts Tesla, Rivian, and Lucid buyers.
Then, we’re shifting gears to heavy-duty networking hardware with a look at EnGenius’ major play into the core enterprise market: the all-new ECS6824F Layer 3 24-Port 10G SFP+ Fiber Switch. Finally, we break down the new EnGenius “Z” series zero-storage AI cameras and show you how to integrate them into a local Frigate AI Docker setup for advanced local object and vehicle tracking.
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In today’s deep dive, we are covering a massive range of tech, from the high-performance capabilities of the new Rivian R2 to the latest in enterprise-grade networking and daily-carry accessories.
We take a look at the highly anticipated “Launch Mode” on the Rivian R2, testing out the acceleration and drive dynamics. Then, we pivot to the network rack, where we put the TP-Link BE9700 Wi-Fi 7 router through its paces and integrate the EnGenius ECS5512FP 10G switch and EnGenius PDUs into our IDF setup. We discuss how these power solutions are optimized for MDU (Multi-Dwelling Unit) deployments where reliable, managed power is critical. Finally, we wrap up with a hands-on look at the MagBak case, testing its magnetic strength and utility for content creators on the go.
In this episode, we dive into a jam-packed tech update covering everything from the latest autonomous driving software to global supply chain shifts and enterprise networking hacks.
Tesla FSD 14.3.4 & Actually Smart Summon
First up, we’re taking a look at Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) version 14.3.4. We’ll discuss the latest performance updates, smoothness, and how it handles real-world driving conditions compared to previous builds.
Next, we look into the tech supply chain: Is Apple really looking at sourcing memory chips from Chinese suppliers? We analyze what this potential move means for future iPhones, regulatory hurdles, and geopolitical tech rivalries.
Homelab Hack: Docker on Ruckus Access Points
Finally, for the homelab and IT enthusiasts, we’re exploring a cool networking workaround—running Docker containers directly on Ruckus Access Points (APs). Learn how you can maximize your enterprise hardware to host lightweight services right at the edge.
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