The first thing we all do when visiting someone’s house for more than a few hours is jump on the Wifi. I do it. You do it. We all do it. Make it easier for everyone involved with the Wifi Porter, the simple way to give access do your wifi.
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The Zyxel PLA5236 Repeater is very useful for when you have rooms or other dead spots where the WiFi reach is terrible.
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This is the future and we’re still trying to get better signal for things. Getting weak WiFi is the worst thing and it’s even more depressing when it happens in your own home. Boost your WiFi signal with the C. Crane US3 Super USB WiFi Antenna 3 and never suffer through a super slow buffer again.
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Let’s take a minute to comtemplate life, shall we? We have smartphones, we have smart cars, we have ultra high resolution cameras. But one thing we’re still desperately in need of is apparently the ability to take better and better photos of ourselves, because… well… narcissists. But fear not courageous seeker after truth, for the solution has arrived, and it will deliver all you require of a gadget of purpose.
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Piggy banks are a staple of childhood. The little ceramic or plastic guys hold all your spare change to save up for that bike you want. or more likely until the ice cream man comes down the street on a hot day. The Porkfolio Wi-Fi Piggy Bank is taking the timeless act of saving into the next generation.
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There’s a meme going around that says something to the effect of, “If trees gave off Wi-Fi people would be more interested in saving them” which is crazy because we still need them for oxygen, another important life sustaining substance. With the Etree, you could actually get Wi-Fi as well as a host of other benefits, but not oxygen.
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Do you travel around the world? If you do then we know you’ll hate how each country has a different electrical socket layout, which means you absolutely need to carry around adapters as well as chargers, so you don’t get caught out in your hotel. There are lots of international power socket adapters around of course, but not like this cool new product from Satechi.
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It’s a real shame that selfish commercial interests have made it so difficult for communities to set up their own shared WiFi networks on a large scale, but that’s the way it is for now. Apart from services like FON the reality is that the most pervasive public networks all cost money. However there is another option if you’re willing to take a bit of time to install a freeware solution.
Read MoreThere’s one truth in this world. You can never have enough WiFi coming into your life. it’s all about the signal, right? There’s lots of ways you can get it, like standing on the roof of your car, or hoisting your laptop up a mountain, but for the more conventional of us, the best way is to find yourself a top quality bolt-on antenna.
Read MoreDead spots suck. When WiFi first appeared they promised us massive range, no problems with obstructions and all sorts of impressive speed stuff. But the fact is WiFi signals are fussier than your Aunt Dolly on a hot day in July; a single flimsy partition wall is enough to stop the signal dead, which can be really annoying if all you want to do is kick back next door and watch some YouTube on your tablet in peace.
Read MoreIt’s pretty easy for someone who’s determined to hack into your WiFi network nowadays, even if you think you’re safe with WPA encrypted password protection and all the rest. WEP security is all but useless, and yet people still rely on it to keep others from accessing their wireless LAN. The annoying thing is that anyone camping on your bandwidth costs you money, as well as using up your bandwidth allowance, which is a double whammy, let alone the security issues.
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