It might not be neighborly, but some people "steal" Wi-Fi from neighbors. Is it illegal to use your neighbor's Wi-Fi in New Jersey?

The real reason your Wi-Fi feels painfully slow.

Most of us depend on hotel internet to keep in touch while we're away, using it for everything from reading emails and ...

I’ve been there, you’ve been there, and virtually every cell phone owner has been there: A nice place that’s transformed into a hellhole the minute there is no signal from a wireless carrier. However, ...

Overview: Check your router placement and remove any obstructions to improve signal strength, reduce interference, and boost ...

Are Wi-Fi baby monitors safe? Experts say no smart device is 100% secure—but the right precautions can greatly reduce the ...

Sensitive data can be stolen within minutes ...

There are some drawbacks I've noticed when using my phone as a mobile hotspot, especially under heavier workloads.

Thousands of AT&T customers are unsuccessfully searching for a signal across the country amid a nationwide telecommunication outage early Thursday morning. AT&T acknowledged the issue in a statement ...

In brief: In another story that illustrates the increasing tech-savviness of thieves, police in Minnesota say burglars have been using Wi-Fi jammers to temporarily disable homeowners' connected ...

The availability of quick, complimentary Wi-Fi is quickly becoming a differentiator among airlines. While most European and Asian carriers still charge upwards of $20 per flight for connectivity ...

A group of thieves have been outsmarting smart devices across the Los Angeles area, authorities said. In a March 4 statement by the Los Angeles Police Department, officers warn that a group in ...