WiFi

The more devices we have, the more we want to use them, but WiFi doesn't always reach every nook and cranny of the home. Fortunately, you can help patch that up.

Your home is yea big, but your WiFi router can likely only hit a certain part of that, and network reach changes when you hit the very limit, so what can you do?

You know what WiFi looks like, but what exactly does it mean when the exclamation mark sits next to a WiFi symbol, and can you fix it?

A new flaw has been discovered in the WiFi security most of our WiFi devices use. What does this mean?

The idea of perfect home WiFi network is more or less a pipe dream, but the Belkin-owned Linksys is giving it a good stab in 2017.

We live in a wireless world, but that wireless connectivity doesn't always reach us where we want it and not always at the fastest speeds. Fortunately a new WiFi tech is coming, and it could help with both of those issues.

It's always a good time to talk about security, and with a government initiative on smarter online practices this week, we're helping out asking the important questions, like whether free WiFi networks are safe.