Your router has a USB port that you may have used for a few menial tasks, but it actually has a lot more features and uses than you may have realized.

[daffy] locates unused USB data lines, adds in a 5V voltage regulator to supply USB bus power, and then connects ... The WRT54G router was the first commodity Linux-based router to be extensively ...

The USB port on your router is often unused and yet it offers practical functions that can make everyday life easier. You can do things like saving and sharing files, mobile charging, or even an ...

The router's connectivity options are equally impressive, with two Gigabit Ethernet ports and support for Ethernet-over-USB. Power and data transmission over Ethernet are facilitated through a USB ...