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Set Your WiFi to Automatically Shut Off So Your Kids Will Go to Sleep
Kids are not getting enough sleep. Cutting their access to the internet at night can help.Nearly all of CR’s recommended ...
9 tips to keep your phones safe while travelling
Many of us fear losing our phones while travelling. But what if we tell you that there are some ways in which you can protect ...
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Check Out These Hidden iOS 18 Settings and Features on Your New iPhone 16
Learn about iOS 18's more customizable flashlight, QR codes for sharing your Wi-Fi passwords and transcribable voice memos.
iOS 18 Includes A New Passwords App: Here’s How To Use It
Apple's iOS 18 includes a new Passwords app, finally giving iPhone users access to a proper password manager. Here's how to ...
Android: How to see your Wi-Fi password and network name
You can quickly find and share your Wi-Fi network's password on your Android phone or tablet, but you may have to ...
Tech experts reveal the new everyday iOS 18 features that'll change how you use your iPhone
Tech experts have uncovered hidden gems in Apple's new iOS 18 that they said will change how we use our iPhones. These ...
Your Windows Laptop or PC Can Double As a Wifi Hotspot
You’d have to spend a long time digging into Windows before you reached the end of all the features and functions it has to ...
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The Best USB Wi-Fi Adapters
We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Joel Santo Domingo Joel Santo Domingo is a writer focused on networking ...
Passwords App In iOS 18: How It Works (And How To Use It)
Password apps keep your credentials securely under lock and key. Finally, the iOS 18 passwords app is easy to use.
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Home Wi-Fi Issues? Your Router’s Location Might Be the Problem
Routers send the signal out in all directions. If you keep your router in the left corner of the house, you're losing wireless coverage, and if your neighbors can guess your Wi-Fi password, they can ...