A wireless hotspot is a device that receives some sort of wireless signal—usually a 3G or 4G signal from a cell carrier—and broadcasts it back out via WiFi for other devices to use. That device can be ...

You’re away from home and there’s no Wi-Fi nearby. Or maybe there is, but it’s free and not password-protected, and you need to get online stat. The solution ...

Camping is getting less and less rustic by the day, with most campgrounds now offering Wi-Fi, mostly of the free variety. Kampgounds of America, one of the largest campground companies in the country, ...

Not every device can be native to a 4G or 5G network. Here's how to set up your iPhone to act as a wireless hotspot for other devices when a robust Wi-Fi connection isn't available. Before you start ...

What makes a happy camper this summer? S’mores, sing-alongs and — lately — streaming. The pandemic nudged millions of people toward outdoorsy trips and experiences, and many are now hooked. But ...

Almost every smartphone today comes with a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot that allows them to connect to other nearby devices and share content along with Internet connection. We can’t say the same about ...

A cellular hotspot converts cellular signals to Wi-Fi and vice versa to provide Internet access. A local hotspot is created by the following methods (see Wi-Fi hotspot). Smartphones have both cellular ...

If you're out of data, the Wi-Fi isn't connecting in your home, or you're just on the go, you can still access the internet through a Wi-Fi hotspot. Many public ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. It’s possible to use your Windows PC as a mobile hotspot for sharing your Wi-Fi. This can help you out if you’ve ...

Some Pixel phone owners in the US claim that the previously unavailable 6GHz hotspot option is now available on their device.