Increase wifi speed in Mobile Turn things off and on again. Move your router to a better location. Adjust your router’s antennas. Make sure you’re on the right frequency band. Prune unnecessary connections. Change your Wi-Fi frequency channel. Update your … Continue reading →

Bluetooth is used to transfer data between your electronic devices over short distances.Because Bluetooth doesn’t require a password to connect between devices, it means that the connection is usually not as secure as WiFi. Bluetooth is also slower than WiFi, … Continue reading →

How to turn on Announce Calls on your iPhone Open Settings. Scroll down and tap “Phone.” Tap “Phone.” Ryan Ariano/Business Insider. Under “Calls,” the first menu item should be “Announce Calls.” Tap it. Tap “Announce Calls.” Ryan Ariano/Business Insider. On … Continue reading →

Meet Messages, Google’s official app for texting (SMS, MMS) and chat (RCS). Message anyone from anywhere with the reliability of texting and the richness of chat. What is Google’s new messaging app? For a number of years, RCS has been … Continue reading →

Here are some ways to get Wi-Fi without an Internet Service Provider. Mobile Hotspot. The best way to make sure you have the internet on your laptop at all times is to use a mobile hotspot. Tether Your Smartphone or … Continue reading →

If you use the Echo Connect in addition to your Echo device, you’ll be able to say, “Alexa, call 911,” and Alexa will connect you with local emergency services. Can I tell Alexa to call 911? You can have Alexa … Continue reading →

Port 22 is SSH (Secure Shell), port 80 is the standard port for HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) web traffic, and port 443 is HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure)—the more secure web traffic protocol. Which ports are safe to open? Which … Continue reading →

The answer is DNS is mostly UDP Port 53, but as time progresses, DNS will rely on TCP Port 53 more heavily. Which protocol uses port53? DNSDescription: “DNS” is the glue that translates human-readable domain and machine names like “grc.com” … Continue reading →

Note: TCP Port 80 is open for outgoing communications by default in most firewall software.So you should not have to open any ports in the firewall software running on Rhino workstations. Should port 80 be open on my router? Port … Continue reading →

Google Nest Wifi is the newest mesh Wi-Fi system from Google. It replaces your existing Wi-Fi router and consists of a router and point(s). Google Nest Wifi points expand coverage within your home and also work as Google Assistant speakers. … Continue reading →

Download and back up your Google Voice data (screenshots) Log into your Google account, and head to Google.com/Takeout. Select the “Choose services” tab. Click the “Voice” button (and any other services you want to back up). Press “Download” next to … Continue reading →

By default the Voice Recorder app saves all your sound recordings to C:UsersYourUserNameDocumentsSound recordings path in Windows 10. C drive is the Windows 10 system drive by default, C:UsersYourUserNameDocuments is the path to your Documents root directory on a Windows … Continue reading →

Does the TuneIn Radio app use data? Yes, with TuneIn you’ll be using around 23 MB per hour (on the standard settings). How much data does radio streaming use per hour? Data Consumption When Streaming a Radio Station In general, … Continue reading →

Now, iHeart has changed its tune. A partnership has been forged that will enable TuneIn to every iHeartMedia station’s audio stream. What’s the difference between TuneIn and iHeartRadio? The apps, iHeartRadio and TuneIn, are aggregators — conduits for thousands of … Continue reading →

iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 models do not have FM radio chips in them nor do they have antennas designed to support FM signals, so it is not possible to enable FM reception in these products. How can I get … Continue reading →