Time Capsule, like most of Apple's earlier AirPort base stations, can handle both wired and wireless networked devices, but is optimized for serving wireless clients. This segment, the fourth of six ...

We've received reports from readers indicating inability of various WiFi devices, particularly printers, to see wireless networks generated by Apple's Time Capsule. MacFixIt reader Scott Rose writes: ...

Time Capsule is billed as an ideal backup target for Time Machine. At the same time, networked drives (and particularly wireless shares) are often slower than a directly connected USB backup drive.

Backing up important data is paramount to the security of your small business. Using Apple's Time Capsule, you get both a Wireless router for your Internet network and an external hard drive to backup ...

Bjarne Larsen can no longer use his Time Capsule because of a work-required router on his home network that blocks Time Capsule over Wi-Fi. He’d like to turn it into a networked drive via ethernet ...

Steven Mathews asks about bringing a new Time Capsule online for backups, switching from his old one, and then erasing the old backups. He notes: I don’t need to transfer over any backups—I’ll just ...