Thankfully, it’s not too difficult to find free Wi-Fi, whether that’s at a hotel, cafe or airport. The real problem is ensuring your information is safe and secure on a public network.

Some devices are easier to hack than others. Hackers and malware are constant threats, even when there's no one in your home. Consequently, it's a good idea to use a guest Wi-Fi network for your ...

Most Wi-Fi routers are, frankly, hideous. So you might feel compelled to hide your router from public view, especially if you have one that looks like an upside-down arachnid.

Upgrading to a new Wi-Fi router doesn’t have to be hard. Here’s how to easily switch all your smart home gadgets and other connected devices in your home to a new router in under a minute.

Wi-Fi 6: The new freeway. Think of your Wi-Fi network like a highway. Older routers ran on two- or four-lane roads (Wi-Fi 4 and 5). When too many devices were on at once, things slowed down.