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ttopp
1 week ago

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 |
3 Answers |
dbrown
2 weeks ago

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...

Tags: iOS6, iPhone 4, wifi |
4 Answers |
dthomas
5 weeks ago

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...

ernard
6 weeks ago

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 |
2 Answers |
bcastle
9 weeks ago

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...

Tags: Cisco, wifi |
6 Answers |
mstrauss
10 weeks ago

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...

Tags: airline, in-flight, wifi |
3 Answers |
stylor
14 weeks ago

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

Tags: FCC, public WiFi, wifi |
2 Answers |
nbetolli
19 weeks ago

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 |
2 Answers |
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