lifehacker.com
A great wireless networking setup is the cornerstone of a home or apartment,
because no one wants to be chained to a desktop if they don’t have to be. Wifi
is also one of the most frustrating things to set up and troubleshoot. If you’re
plagued by slow speeds, bad reception, and other wifi issues, h…
about 3 years ago
lifehacker.com.au
Wi-Fi is one of the most important developments in the evolution of the internet
— no one wants to be...
about 4 years ago
newtownbee.com
Sycamore Drive-In: A Taste Of Nostalgia The Newtown Bee
over 4 years ago
lifehacker.com
What’s more annoying than having a great wifi or Ethernet connection, but slow
internet speeds? Nothing. Nothing is more annoying than that. When it happens to
you—and it will, especially if you jump onto wifi access points at your favorite
local businesses—you’re going to wish you could do anything…
almost 5 years ago
ctpost.com
The years fall away when you walk into the Sycamore. The Bethel drive-in
restaurant has...
over 6 years ago
engadget.com
By Patrick Austin This post was done in partnership with The Wirecutter, a
buyer’s guide to the best technology.
over 6 years ago
consumerreports.org
Shopping for a budget laptop is easier than ever. For just a few hundred
dollars, these laptops pack enough power and battery life to get you through
your daily duties.
almost 8 years ago
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The best printers for back-to-school families can handle printing, scanning, and
copying without costing a small fortune. Consumer Reports recommends a few
models from its Ratings.
almost 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
Forgetting to transfer a photo or file from your home PC is frustrating.
Consumer Reports explains how a remote desktop app can save the day by letting
you control the device from many miles away.
almost 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
What to Watch on Your Google Cardboard ConsumerReports.org
almost 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
Scores of consumers report that fitness tracker bands discoloring, splitting,
and disintegrating. CR looks at why it’s so hard to design a durable strap.
almost 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
When a tablet alone won’t do the job, it’s time to review the best touchscreen
laptops on the market. Consumer Reports shares four standout models from its
Ratings.
almost 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
If you spend a lot of time texting or emailing, keyboard shortcuts could come in
handy. Learn the benefits of using a text-replacement app on a smartphone.
about 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
First Look: iPad Pro 9.7 ConsumerReports.org
about 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
Some Toshiba laptop battery packs in 39 models have been recalled. The battery
packs, manufactured by Panasonic, can overheat, posing a burn and fire hazard.
about 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
On March 22, some older Amazon Kindle e-readers will become unusable, unless you
update the software. Consumer Reports tells you what to do.
about 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
Is it safe to buy Toshiba laptops and tablets now that the company has
reportedly reached a deal to sell a controlling stake in its consumer
electronics unit?
about 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
If you’re looking for a present for a younger crowd, Consumer Reports presents
some of the best video games for kids.
over 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
If you’re looking for holiday gifts for gaming fans, these three streaming
devices for gaming could be the perfect stocking stuffers.
over 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
Looking for a printer that can do your photo shoot justice? Consumer Reports
covers three all-in-one printers that can get you great prints at affordable
prices. They’re among the best printers for photographers.
over 8 years ago
consumerreports.org
Should tweens have smartphones? Instead of buying an expensive new iPhone or
Android device for a kid, Consumer Reports suggests getting a Wi-Fi only
alternative.
over 8 years ago
