Wi-Fi
Move Over AT&T and Verizon: This Cable Giant Is Getting Into the Phone Service Game
The idea is to give people an alternative to pricier data plans from the big cellular companies.
Hotels Fight for the Right to Block Guests' Wi-Fi
As Marriott and Hilton seek FCC approval to block guests' from using personal Wi-Fi hotspots, Google and Microsoft have come out against the practice.
Starbucks Stores in This City Now Have Phone Charging Stations for Customers
With an upcoming national rollout, dead battery anxiety is soon to be a thing of the past -- as long as you're near a Starbucks.
AT&T Scraps Plans for In-Flight High-Speed Internet Service
Instead, the company says it wants to focus on international expansion and video offerings.
Avoid Labor Day Weekend Travel Scams (Infographic)
不要让你的警惕planning a getaway. Consider these tips to stay safe from criminals and online threats.
This Brand of Design-Savvy Hotels Is Built for Entrepreneurs
Aloft leads the pack in the tech-savvy select-service hotel category.
Slow Wi-Fi? 5 Easy Ways to Boost Your Signal Now.
A roundup of user-friendly tips, tricks and tools to improve your Wi-Fi router's range and speed -- beer-can hack included.
4 Ways a CEO May Be Inviting a Cyber Criminal to Attack
Put these digital security tips into practice to safeguard your company's files.
Sharing Economy Sets Sights on Business Travelers -- But Will They Bite?
Airbnb and Uber both announced new services exclusively targeting businesses, but will travelers look beyond a host of security and regulatory issues plaguing the sharing economy?
Crowdsource Your Way to Free Wi-Fi Everywhere
By getting people to share a part of their bandwidth, upstart Fon wants to build a no-cost web-access world.
Stop, Drop and Apologize: Nest Halts Sales of Smoke Alarm Over Serious Flaw
The Google-owned startup has halted sales of its hand-gestured smoke alarm because -- oops -- it might not go off during a real fire.
Google May Be Bringing High-Speed 'Fiber' to Your City
Google's high-speed network, known as Fiber, delivers the internet at speeds of up to one gigabyte per second, 100 times faster than average broadband
Commuters in NYC and Austin Get Some Techy Upgrades
As of this week, 35 of New York City's subway stations offer Wi-Fi. And in Austin, Texas, commuters are now able to store transit passes and tickets on their smartphones.
The Beginner's Guide to Securely Using Public Wi-Fi
Open Wi-Fi networks aren't always safe ones. Make sure your devices are protected against attackers before you surf from a new place.