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Wi-Fi 6 explained: What to know about the next generation of wireless access

Should you upgrade to the latest Wi-Fi standard? What does it offer over previous versions? We've got you covered.

Hadlee SimonsMarch 28, 2019461 shares

Optimize your home Wi-Fi with NetSpot Home for only $19

NetSpot Home will let you visualize, optimize, and troubleshoot your wireless networks with any PC.

AA PicksMarch 28, 201975 shares

Price drop! Boost your signal with a Wi-Fi range extender from $16.99

A Wi-Fi range extender can let you enjoy a strong wireless signal everywhere, and we have promo codes!

AA PicksMarch 27, 201936 shares

Google will bring free Wi-Fi to the Philippines

The free Wi-Fi will be available in 50 locations in the Philippines by the end of the month.

Williams PelegrinFebruary 13, 20195398 shares

Deal: Learn Wi-Fi hacking with Kali Linux for just $15

You can learn the Wi-Fi hacking tricks of the bad guys, then get paid to show businesses how to prevent them.

AA PicksDecember 13, 2018596 shares

What to do if your phone won’t connect to Wi-Fi

Having trouble connecting your Android device to a Wi-Fi network? Here are a few possible solutions that might solve your problem.

Mitja RutnikAugust 5, 2018

How can you stop your Wi-Fi being hacked?

It’s scary how even an amateur can hack your Wi-Fi network. Right now you can learn how to do it, and therefore how to stop it, for only $18.

AA PicksJuly 7, 2018172 shares

Your Wi-Fi network may get more secure with the launch of WPA3

The official launch of the WPA3 standard for Wi-Fi hardware means better security, including support for Simultaneous Authentication of Equals.

John CallahamJune 26, 2018147 shares

After almost two decades, WPA3 is here to fix the WiFi security sins of the past

WPA3-certified devices are expected to ship later this year, though it is unlikely that current devices will be updated to the new protocol.

Williams PelegrinJanuary 9, 2018815 shares

Smartphone Wi-Fi speeds set to dramatically increase in 2017

The Wi-Fi Alliance has been cooking up a certification program for its WiGig technology, which means Wi-Fi top speeds will be almost twice as fast on compatible devices in 2017.

Scott Adam GordonOctober 25, 2016986 shares

End of the line!

… this isn't the forums?

Samsung delays Galaxy Fold release, new launch date to be announced in the coming weeks

Samsung Galaxy Fold issues: What’s happening, what can Samsung do about it?

This is why 100MP smartphones seem like a terrible idea

Realme 3 Pro review: Taking on the Redmi Note 7 Pro