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ttopp
ttopp
1 day ago
How to punish WiFi thief?

I have home WiFi that includes open WiFi because my kid's friends are always coming over. This lets them get online to play games and...

Tags: open WiFi, security, wifi |
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dbrown
dbrown
6 days ago
How do I get WiFi to work again after installing iOS6?

Since I upgraded my iPhone 4 to iOS the WiFi switch has been grayed out so I can't turn WiFi on. Obviously this is not good, because...

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dthomas
dthomas
4 weeks ago
How to see WiFi passwords on an Android phone?

I have a friend who can't remember her WiFi password and didn't write it down anywhere. I have it stored on my Android phone (Galaxy S2...

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ernard
ernard
5 weeks ago
How to stop an Android phone from downloading Gmail attachments every time I connect to WiFi?

How can I stop Gmail from starting downloads of attachments? A lot of times, I connect to Wi-Fi for a couple of minutes to check or...

Tags: android, Gmail, wifi |
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bcastle
bcastle
8 weeks ago
Is the Cisco Aironet 3500 really worth 10x the cost of other Wifi routers?

My IT guy is requesting that we purchase a Cisco Aironet 3500. Last year when I upgraded my home wifi router to a 802.11N device, it was...

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mstrauss
mstrauss
8 weeks ago
How well does in-flight WiFi work?

I have a business trip scheduled to Frankfurt next month and was thinking of turning the flight over into a working event instead of our...

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stylor
stylor
13 weeks ago
Will the FCCs proposal for free public WiFi ever be implemented?

The FCC just proposed that free public WiFi networks be established in cities across the US. My initial reaction to reading that was, "...

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nbetolli
nbetolli
18 weeks ago
Can I use Bluetooth from my Mac for an internet connection instead of WiFi?

I got a new Mac for Christmas, and I can use the Bluetooth for an internet connection for other devices. I have the Mac set up in my...

Tags: bluetooth, internet, wifi |
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