The folks at Dartmouth claim that aluminum foil can help boost your Wi-Fi signal. Hunker's Ron Baker put it to the test and the results were complicated.

Since copper is a good reflector of radio waves, it can be used to make a Wi-Fi signal booster. Boosting a Wi-Fi signal requires creating a reflector that focuses the available radio waves on the ...

Your home wi-fi network can be a fickle mistress, with connectivity coming and going seemingly on a whim. But there’s no need to shell out hard-earned cash for a brand new router just because you ...

A weak Wi-Fi signal complicates your online lifestyle, but there are plenty of ways to boost your Wi-Fi signal to improve productivity and enjoyment. Many people like to extend their Wi-Fi range ...

It turns out they work really well. Using free templates from FreeAntennas, Macworld found some serious improvements: At about 20 feet away from the router, the tests showed roughly a 12 percent ...

An Altoids tin being used in a DIY project? Who would have thought! An eBay user named Cody recently purchased a Griffin iTrip despite knowing that it has crap reception. Cody then proceeded to build ...

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Pretty much all our gadgets can connect to the Internet nowadays, and the ones we use the most are our smartphones and tablets. These keep us connected to everyone else and allow us to access any ...