We all think of wireless when it comes to smart home and home entertainment—Wi-Fi, Zigbee, Bluetooth, Thread, Z-Wave, and ...

Usually, an ethernet cable is a quick way to get fast internet, but if it's working slower than your Wi-Fi, you should check the cable, software, and hardware.

Nest Wifi Pro is designed to be the perfect investment for your office in the work-from-home era, but is Wi-Fi 6E worth the increased cost?

An Ethernet cable lets you physically wire your internet to your computer, rather than having to rely on a more finicky Wi-Fi connection.

Ethernet cables might be old-fashioned, but there are still plenty of reasons why you should use them whenever possible. What makes ethernet better than WiFi? Obviously, WiFi is great.

If your Ethernet connection is slower than the WiFi connection in Windows, try to restart your devices, check connection cables, or update network drivers.

The Nest WiFi Pro is Google’s first to harness WiFi 6/6E, which was irritatingly omitted from the last model on cost grounds.

Turn to the Remote app or plug in an Ethernet cable for a quick workaroundThe DownloadFirst, connect your Apple TV to your modem or router with an Ethernet cable.Next, use the iOS Remote app or a ...

Disabling Wi-Fi after attaching an Ethernet cable should be the default option in Windows, but such is not the case. We show you how to change this.

Struggling to connect your mobile device to spotty Wi-Fi? It might seem like an odd solution, but if you have an Ethernet cable and an adapter, faster and reliable internet access is a few taps away.

We're out here discussing the key differences between WiFi vs ethernet for gaming. Check out what we've got to say!

While this of course isn’t new information that WiFi reduces your internet performance, it’s fascinating to see the numbers and how it varies by country. Ethernet vs WiFi: How much speed is lost?