If your internet is always sluggish, you can make it faster by boosting your Wi-Fi signal. Here's how.

Have you ever wanted to watch your desktop screen on your smart TV, yet found out that the network connection is too weak or unreliable? If so, you are not alone. Many people face this problem when ...

Working from home has brought all kinds of changes to our lives. From our wardrobes to our beauty routines, we've had to make some unexpected adjustments. One change that you probably didn't expect?

GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — You're working from home, your partner is working from home, your kids are going to school…you guessed it…at home. No one feels it more than your WiFi. So, what are the most ...

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Wi-Fi extenders work by duplicating and rebroadcasting the internet signal, which increases its range throughout your home.

If you're struggling to get a good Wi-Fi signal around your home or office, a variety of simple fixes are worth trying before you buy any hardware. For instance, you can move the router to a centrally ...

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Virgin Media says: “Each device connected to your WiFi takes up a portion of the available bandwidth. If too many devices are ...

For times where you have a hard time getting reception on your iPhone, here’s how you can boost your iPhone signal so that you hopefully never drop a call again. As the Verizon ads once said, “can you ...

GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — You're working from home, your partner is working from home, your kids are going to school…you guessed it…at home. No one feels it more than your WiFi. So, what are the most ...

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