The best way to find free Wi-Fi hotspots near you is by using an app on your phone that has access to a large database of ...

If it's free, it's for me. That's the way we in the CRN Test Center feel about WiFi hotspots, which let us send and receive calls and texts without using minutes and surf the Web free of data-plan ...

Windows: You’ve seen the dreaded bars before—that fun little graphic that indicates the strength of your wireless connection. While full bars mean you’re probably getting good wifi speed, you’ve also ...

A weak Wi-Fi signal complicates your online lifestyle, but there are plenty of ways to boost your Wi-Fi signal to improve productivity and enjoyment. Many people like to extend their Wi-Fi range ...

Home handypeople may be familiar with the “StudSensor,” a device that uses ultrasonic signals to find wooden studs behind the sheetrock in the walls of your house. Now computer peripheral maker ...

Your WiFi signal at home sometimes does not work as well as we would like. This can be due to many reasons, from electromagnetic interference to objects that hinder the connection. To improve your ...

Before we can talk about improving your Wi-Fi connection, let's get a quick understanding of what Wi-Fi is exactly. See, Wi-Fi is based on radio waves, and these waves travel through walls and other ...

To start mapping your Wi-Fi, switch to the Signal tab, then select Floor Plan. Now, I'll caveat this section slightly with ...

The folks at Dartmouth claim that aluminum foil can help boost your Wi-Fi signal. Hunker's Ron Baker put it to the test and the results were complicated.

Few things are more annoying than a poor Wi-Fi connection, especially when you’re indoors and know your Wi-Fi router is nearby. But your internet connection can often be blocked by things like thick ...

Your home wifi is your lifeline to the internet, which, by extension, is your connection to the world. With internet companies charging what they do these days, you expect your speeds to be fast and ...