As reported by Cybernews, the company has been notifying customers about the upgrade, called Wi-Fi Motion, all year. The ...

Most Android phones running Android 10 or later allow users to share Wi-Fi credentials through a QR code. This works well for ...

While this advice might sound backwards, I’d use 2.4GHz for your devices that wouldn’t benefit from a super-speedy connection, and I’d save 5GHz for the devices where speed is a priority.

If you have a Google Nest Wi-Fi mesh networking setup at home, for example, you can open up the Google Home app on your phone, tap Favorites, then Wifi, and choose Devices to see a list of the ...

As more electronic devices add Wi-Fi connectivity, you might have trouble pinpointing the problem if one of your gadgets has a slow internet connection. An update to Google Wifi's Network Check ...

Wi-Fi 7 offers incredible speeds, potentially beating wired Ethernet in ideal conditions. You'll need super-fast internet and devices compatible with Wi-Fi 7 for optimal performance. Wi-Fi 7 doesn ...

You can think of this as a Wi-Fi router running in a reverse gear: Instead of your home broadband going into the router via an Ethernet cable to be shared over the air, a bridge picks up your home ...

The Wi-Fi Alliance began certifying Wi-Fi 6E devices Thursday, paving the way for new gadgets that can transmit in the super-wide 6GHz band.

In this case the devices probes the surrounding Wi-Fi access points itself, and these APs can include ESP8266 recievers (as you mention), Rokus, routers, etc.

Turn your device’s WiFi mode on. Again, it might sound obvious, but any gadget you’re connecting to a WiFi network has to actively seek that connection.

No one else’s devices show any available wifi other than my own when they try to connect. What’s going on? When in doubt, factory-reset . This is a real quirky one, George.