If you cannot connect to the internet in certain areas of your home, there are several ways to solve the problem. Two of the most popular options are powerline adapters and mesh Wi-Fi. Both can be installed in under an hour and both can be used to provide full-speed internet […]
Dès le 1er juin 2021, dans la Métropole du Grand Nancy, à partir du deuxième jour d’un pic de pollution (de 6h à 20h), seuls les véhicules possédant une vignette Crit’air classée de 0 à 3 seront autorisés à circuler. La mesure a été prise après une consultation publique. Elle […]
Chris Monroe/CNET It’s always been important to set a strong password for your home’s Wi-Fi network, and it’s a good habit to change that password on a semiregular basis, too. That said, a lot of us tend to set our routers up and then never think about them again. Perhaps […]
New York, NY, April 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — For many people today, Wi-Fi is like electricity and water. They have to use it in their homes and everywhere they go since they depend on the internet to make a living. But sometimes it can get disappointing, especially when you […]
Recently, in the techie Q&A column in the New York Times, someone asked about changing the password in their router. Due to space limitations, the answer by J. D. Biersdorfer was short, too short. This is what you need to know. Every router, wired or wireless, has an internal website […]
Cambiar la contraseña de la wifi. Modificar el nombre de la red. Cambiar de canal para mejorar la conexión. Hay muchas razones para querer acceder a un router. Aquí te explicamos cómo. Y, de paso, qué significan esos números misteriosos: 192.168.1.1. No existe un modelo único de router. Cada operadora […]
Correct me if I’m wrong but doesn’t setting up a Wireless Repeater significantly cut your wifi speed? When I bought my house, I had wired the entire house (ran at least 1 wire to each room) with cat6. I had my router set up in the basement with all patch […]
Image: iStock/zaozaa09 Have you ever needed a mobile hotspot? For example, suppose you are at a hotel whose WiFi system uses a captive-portal login that limits the number of connections or that charges extra for additional connections. Or maybe your kids are having a party and you don’t want to […]
On September 28, the FCC will open a second, 15-day window for schools and libraries to apply for funding to keep students, staff, and patrons connected during the COVID-19 health emergency. The Federal Communications Commission will open a second application window for its $7.17 billion Emergency Communications Fund after receiving […]
While glam rocker Alice Cooper wasn’t referring to digital devices when he sang “No more pencils, no more books,” educational tools have changed considerably since “School’s Out” topped the charts nearly 50 years ago. Today, students tote around laptops, tablets and smartphones – all of which are wirelessly connected to […]