Harness the power of your smartphone to connect any PC to Wi-Fi seamlessly using an easy USB tethering method. Reviewed by Michael Barton Heine Jr Use your smartphone and a USB cable to give your ...

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Every so often technology advances faster than you are upgrading. The step to WIFI6E with the utilization of the low user 6 GHz band, attacks many. It's a WIFI frequency not often used, and very clear ...

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I'm not a fan of the X1850's design; it's just a stick. The adapter lies flat when sticking out of a USB port and sports a single blue LED on top. At 3.8 by 1.2 by 0.5 inches (HWD) and 0.8 ounces, ...

i built my cousin a gaming computer without checking if the motherboard had wifi and it didn't, and he needs it. he is 2 floors above the router and his dad wont let him drill holes in the ceiling for ...

Long story short, my laptop's internal wifi antenna is borked. I don't know what happened to it, but no amount of rebooting, driver reinstalling, etc., has brought it back. So I could obv use a USB ...