Dongles also act the same say; the stronger the 3G or 4G connection, the faster the speeds. However, because mobile broadband links many people to the same network, in busy periods, you will almost certainly find download speeds slower than … Continue reading →

MALT USB Dongle driver on Windows 7/8/10 (32bit/64bit) Download zip_file. Unzip. Right click on install.exe and run as administrator. Select KEYLOK2 (USB w/Driver) for dongle type, and Standalone for Installation type. Verify that the USB dongle is not plugged in. … Continue reading →

around 1 terabit per second. The UK’s 5G Innovation Centre achieved around 1 terabit per second (1Tbps) in a test environment. That’s roughly 65,000 times faster than typical 4G speeds and would enable you to download a file around 100 … Continue reading →

Zoom requires internet bandwidth of at least 1.5 Mbps to let you make group calls and participate in most other activities. You can use slower speeds for lower-tech tasks like one-on-one video calls and screen sharing, which take only around … Continue reading →

So your best bet is to avoid it altogether. But how? Both Sony and LG told CNET that the best way to prevent burn-in or image retention on their TVs is to avoid static images. “To avoid the possibility of … Continue reading →

A hub allows all devices to be connected to the internet with only one device (the hub) actually pulling from the wi-fi. A disadvantage is hubs are an extra cost.Smart Home Hubs. Advantages Disadvantages Control Multiple Devices – 1 Platform … Continue reading →

The Script Turn on the kettle smart plug. Check that the kettle has been prepared correctly (it will not draw power if the physical kettle switch is off) Wait for the kettle to finish boiling and notify you. Notify you … Continue reading →

Take care when boiling water as it can scald. It is safest to boil water using an electric kettle. If you have lost electric power water can be boiled, using a saucepan, on a gas stove, barbeque or portable gas … Continue reading →

Re-boiling water in the kettle after re-filling it throughout the day is detrimental to the tea’s perfection. Boiling the same water over and over again takes the oxygen and nitrogen out of it, which results in a “dull” drink. Is … Continue reading →

Corded trimmers will generally have more power than cordless ones. This is generally not a major problem because cordless trimmers will have enough power to trim a beard effectively. However, you will notice a difference in the power when you … Continue reading →

Leaving water in the kettle after use will encourage limescale to build up, so we recommend you empty the kettle out once you’re done if you’ve got hard water. In fact, to keep it completely scale free, you should rinse … Continue reading →

40mhz on 2.4ghz is really not recommended. By taking up two channels (bonding them) you are taking up 66% of the available airspace – leaving only one channel still usable. Technically, 2.4ghz has more channels available, but due to co-channel … Continue reading →

Whether you need something fun or functional, wireless LED lights can provide a great solution to your illumination needs at home. And with the right lighting, you’ll get a versatile result that’ll improve your everyday activities and tasks. Do wireless … Continue reading →

Yes, it is possible to use two (or even more than two) routers on the same home network. The benefits of a two-router network include:Improved wireless reach (signal range): Adding a second wireless router to an existing Wi-Fi network can … Continue reading →

A router reboot can fix certain Internet connectivity issues, from no Internet connectivity to slow wireless connections, and should be one of your first troubleshooting steps in a home or consumer environment. It’s also a good security practice to reboot … Continue reading →