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What does MLO mean on your router and should you enable it?
Multi-link operation is a key part of Wi-Fi 7 routers.
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Here's how we would build out the perfect modular electric Slate truck
A Bronco for the modern age.
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Homeland Security bans DeepSeek use in federal civilian agencies
The decision comes a couple of days after the release of Deepseek's latest AI model.
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At what distance does a video doorbell stop detecting motion?
Your video doorbell might see a visitor without sending an alert. Detection depends on more than distance, and some surprising factors can affect its reach.
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Fiber vs. cable internet: What's the difference between them?
Fiber internet is more modern than cable, but the older technology still works well for today's connection needs.
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Why your USB device keeps disconnecting (and how to fix it)
If your USB peripheral is on the fritz, it's worth doing some troubleshooting with the port itself. Give these steps a try.
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TP-Link moves to assemble routers in the US following an import ban
Routers could start rolling off a Mississippi production line as soon as early 2027.
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Don't throw away your old USB charging cables — Repurpose them instead
The charger from your three-generations-ago phone can still be useful. Here are several ways to use old cables, both indoors and out.
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What's the point of the 2.5G Ethernet port on your router?
Most routers have several 1 Gbps ports, but yours might have one or more 2.5 Gbps options that are great for speeding up compatible devices.
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Google Gemini 4 agents just beat Minecraft with no human intervention
Four Gemini 4 Argon agents beat Minecraft's Ender Dragon with no human intervention by sharing tips, threats and mistakes.
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What do all the lights on your Netgear router mean, and which ones actually matter?
Some router symbols are obvious, while others take a bit of work to decipher. Their lights can vary, too.
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How to use Google's SynthID AI detection website
It's a simple way to check whether an image has been created or manipulated, with a few caveats.
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Starlink has two $55 plans that are wildly different — here's how
It's a trade-off between download speeds and data caps.
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Router and modem or gateway: What's actually in your home network?
A gateway pulls double duty, but a modem and router combo can give you a lot more flexibility and power.
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TikTok reportedly banned ads for Musk documentary before its wider US release
The platform attributed the decision to “political content that goes against its policy.”
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Here's how the Slate truck gets software updates without built-in infotainment
Basically, it's on you.
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From the Royole FlexPai to the iPhone Duo: How the modern foldable phone has evolved
Apple's iPhone Duo likely forecasts a shift in the market toward foldables becoming more common. But it took a while to get here.
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How to fix scaling and app size issues on your Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8
If you have trouble getting apps to scale properly on your foldable, read on.
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Flat Ethernet cables probably aren't the answer to your home networking problem
For the most reliable performance, round Ethernet cables are generally superior.
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The reason why your drive shows less storage than you paid for
Despite showing the storage amount on the box or the spec sheet, your new device might not actually hold as much as it states. Here are the reasons why.
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iOS 27's new CarPlay features are great, but only these iPhones can actually use them
With the release of iOS 27, car owners with CarPlay support can enjoy lots of cool new features. However, not all iPhone models are able to support them all.
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Why it's important to avoid plugging in a damaged external hard drive
External hard drives are sensitive, and what seems like a minor drop can cause major damage that should be checked by a professional.
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Why are internet upload speeds so much slower than download speeds?
Uploading data tends to be much slower than downloading, and it turns out there's a very good explanation for it.
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Why you might not want to join two Ethernet cables (and what you should do instead)
Joining two Ethernet cables together with a coupler is rare, but when your cords are suddenly too short, there are better options to extend your network.
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You don't have to turn off your phone to switch SIM cards (but you probably should)
Swapping SIM cards isn't something you'll do all the time, but when it does come up, you should do it carefully.
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Why your Wi-Fi speeds can drop in the evening, and what to do about it
Everyone getting online at the same time can slam the network, but working around these slowdowns is possible with a few tricks.
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How to keep your smart home running even if the internet goes down
Smart home products most often harness Wi-Fi to function. But what can you do if you lose internet frequently?
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