Hotel Wi-Fi pricing has come in for a bashing in the latest edition of The Good Hotel Guide. The 2007 edition of the Guide points out that some UK hotels charge as much as £5 an hour despite the low ...

Forget the hotel Wi-Fi. Now that the Federal Communications Commission is cracking down on hotels and other businesses trying to force you to use their networks, it's time to consider a more secure ...

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Most hotels offer WiFi, but haven't typically treated WiFi as a priority Crummy WiFi in your hotel room isn't the world's most pressing problem. But when you pay for a home (and an office) away from ...

Chromecast and other similar streaming devices are great and portable, but if you can't get access to the hotel's network it's completely useless when you're traveling. The How-To Geek explains a few ...

hen it comes to trends, nothing's hotter than "hot spots," those cool locations where laptop and PDA users on the go can access the Internet wirelessly. Some 2,300 Starbucks across the country have ...

Chances are, you are probably reading our seventh annual WiFi Report right now on your iPad. Or your iPhone. Or your Blackberry, Droid, Kindle or Galaxy Tablet, if anyone actually uses those. Much ...

For many of us, decent Wi-Fi ranks right up there with location and price when it comes to choosing a hotel. Hotel WiFi Test makes it easy to choose a hotel with quality, fast wireless internet access ...

Hotel WiFi Test, which collects, analyzes and reports hotel Wi-Fi speeds from around the world, is now providing a way for hoteliers to regularly keep account of their property's Wi-Fi quality through ...

Wi-Fi security risks are always something to consider when using any kind of public hotspot, but the FBI has this week issued a specific warning about working from hotels during the coronavirus crisis ...

The morning started like any other business trip—laptop open, coffee brewing, emails loading. Then the screen froze. The Wi-Fi icon mocked with its "no connection" symbol, and it stayed that way for ...