Position your router centrally and elevated for optimal Wi-Fi signal. Avoid placing your router near microwaves or other disruptive electronics.

If you’re having broadband problems then there’s a strong chance you’ve put your router in the wrong place. Picking the right spot can be tough, especially when you’re limited with choice based on ...

Every traveler has faced it — you arrive at a hotel or café, try to connect to the WiFi and suddenly you’re wrestling with ...

Most routers, gaming or no, have Ethernet ports. These allow you to hardwire your console or computer directly to your ...

You wake up Saturday morning to check your favorite team's score, and the page won't load. It's the Wi-Fi again! Wi-Fi connection issues can occur for a bunch of frustrating reasons. If your Wi-Fi is ...

Wifi extenders or boosters help avoid network dead spots in our homes. As wifi depends on a central hub (or router) to work, ...

Nearly everyone knows traditional routers—they’ve been around forever at this point. You need just one to manage the internet connection provided through your modem. For some folks, this may be the ...

Wi-Fi, much like printers, for some reason requires an infuriating amount of troubleshooting despite being a relatively simple and straightforward technology. You'd think that as long as you have a ...

This is because Bluetooth devices and Wi-Fi routers use similar radio frequencies. When multiple devices compete for the same ...

Expert analysis reveals whether wired Ethernet or wireless Wi-Fi connections are safer for home internet use, plus practical ...

I recently shifted to a Chromebook (Asus Chromebook Plus CX34) for a review. While it’s fast and smooth overall, one thing that annoyed me was the Wi-Fi automatically disconnecting issue. If the ...