Few things are less intuitive in the world of consumer technology than the workings of your at-home Wi-Fi router. It seems like half the time, when you sit down to stream a movie or upload some photos, your internet connection slows to a crawl before it stops working altogether. Then, when attempting to reconnect, you have to unplug and re-plug tangled cords, attempt to decipher blinking lights or even contemplate that dreaded -- and typically less than helpful -- call to customer support. Googl...
Few things are less intuitive in the world of consumer technology than the workings of your at-home Wi-Fi router. It seems like half the time, when you sit down to stream a movie or upload some photos, your internet connection slows to a crawl before it stops working altogether. Then, when attempting to reconnect, you have to unplug and re-plug tangled cords, attempt to decipher blinking lights or even contemplate that dreaded -- and typically less than helpful -- call to customer support. Googl...
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