Just because you’re on the road doesn’t mean you have to give up simple conveniences like access to the internet. Along with accessing vital information about the weather forecast or even keeping up ...

We've shared tons of ways to boost your home Wi-Fi, but if you need something a bit more powerful, this DIY antenna can stretch your wireless network much further. DIYer Danilo wanted to share his ...

Discover how to build a powerful DIY directional Wi-Fi antenna from simple materials, including metal jar lids and a threaded rod, to boost your laptop’s Wi-Fi reception. This detailed step-by-step ...

Since copper is a good reflector of radio waves, it can be used to make a Wi-Fi signal booster. Boosting a Wi-Fi signal requires creating a reflector that focuses the available radio waves on the ...

It turns out they work really well. Using free templates from FreeAntennas, Macworld found some serious improvements: At about 20 feet away from the router, the tests showed roughly a 12 percent ...

Who says a colander should only be used as a pasta strainer? Madcap dad Ian Harris is a member of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, who revere the pasta strainer as a religious garment. The ...

Three chip antennas from Taoglas—the ILA.257, ILA.68, and ILA.89—provide Wi-Fi 6/7, ultra-wideband (UWB), and ISM connectivity. Manufactured using a low-temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) process, ...

As our homes and cities are more and more connected to the Internet and the Wi-Fi coverage increases, we enjoy the benefits of the web wherever we are. The problem today is that even the best routers ...

Who says a colander should only be used as a pasta strainer? Madcap dad Ian Harris is a member of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, who revere the pasta strainer as a religious garment. The ...