In today's hyper-connected world, a reliable internet connection is paramount. While on the go, mobile data provides access, but when at home, Wi-Fi reigns supreme. Offering superior speeds and ...

The days of verbally spelling out your Wi-Fi password to family and visitors are gone. With a couple of taps, users on Android can simply share access via a QR code or Nearby Share. Here’s how.

This method is the easiest for stock Android 10, Android 11, Android 12, and Android 13 devices. No root access is required, and it doesn’t even need an additional app. Google’s Pixel devices, such as ...

Some people write their Wi-Fi password on the bottom of their home router. While that password is safe, it's hard to remember. You don't need to write down your Wi-Fi ...

Knowing how to find your Wi-Fi password on iPhone and Android is an extremely useful skill, not least because passwords for Wi-Fi connections are long, complicated, and difficult to remember. Your ...

Toggling your phone’s Wi-Fi or Bluetooth radio may only require a single tap in Android 16. As part of the overhauled Quick Settings panel, the Internet and Bluetooth tiles may be updated to support ...

Interoperability between devices makes for a better user experience. Apple is known for its interoperability, but Google has added some great features to link devices running its operating systems.

Android 15 adds support for the IEEE 802.11az protocol, i.e. Wi-Fi Ranging. Wi-Fi Ranging is a positioning technology that enables indoor location tracking accuracy of less than 1m. This feature will ...

This little trick can be a lifesaver. Say you’re at a hotel, and they charge an arm and a leg for Wi-Fi per device. With Wi-Fi sharing, you pay for one and spread the love to all your gadgets. Or, if ...

You can easily find and share your Wi-Fi password on an Android device running Android 10 or newer. To find your Wi-Fi password, go to Settings, select Network ...

One of the most helpful features of modern smartphones is the ability to connect to a local Wi-Fi signal to make phone calls. While all phones with a carrier have their own 4G or 5G connections that ...

Wi-Fi calling, also called VoWiFi, VoWLAN, or voice over Wi-Fi, allows you to use your Wi-Fi signal to make and receive phone calls. The service appeared on T-Mobile and Sprint networks in 2007, and ...