Whether you just recently got a wireless router in your house, or you are trying to access the internet at your local coffee shop, setting up your Mac to use a Wi-Fi only take a few clicks of the mouse and a few clacks of your keyboard.
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With iOS 9.1, Sprint customers can now take advantage of advanced Wi-Fi Calling features, which allow them to make and receive calls from their Sprint number over Wi-Fi on devices like the iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac.
Apple has posted a new support article covering their new Wi-Fi Assist feature in iOS 9. It includes a description of how the feature works, along with instructions for using it.
European flights are to become more technologically advanced with fast on-board Wi-Fi, thanks to a partnership between operator Deutsche Telekom and UK-based Inmarsat.
With the arrival of iOS 8.3, Sprint is rolling out Wi-Fi calling to iPhone customers using an iPhone 5c or later. Sprint announced that customers running the recently-released iOS 8.3 update are now able to use the carrier's Wi-Fi calling feature. The same capabilities came to customers on U.K. carrier EE earlier today. A new Wi-Fi Calling option will appear in the Settings app on iOS...
For those of you rocking an iPhone 5c or later on UK carrier EE's network, today's iOS 8.3 update has brought support for the carrier's recently-launched Wi-Fi calling feature. An EE community manager confirmed that the recently-released iOS 8.3 update includes support for the carrier's Wi-Fi calling feature on iPhone models ranging from the iPhone 5c up to the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus....
Wi-Fi networks are everywhere and we use them every day to connect our iPhones and iPads to the internet. As convenient as they can be, however, if an old Wi-Fi network consistently keeps connecting when you don't want it to, it can be more of a nuisance than anything. Luckily, iOS lets you easily forget any network in just a few taps! How to get your iPhone or iPad to forget a Wi-Fi...
By default, your Mac will remember settings for any Wi-Fi networks it's connected to in the past. This can make things really convenient as you move around; if it's for networks that you no longer have access to or don't want to use, however, it can be really inconvenient — because sometimes your Mac will try to connect to networks it can no longer work with. Here's how to fix it....
No sooner was OS X Yosemite released in October before Mac users started to complain of Wi-Fi problems with the new release. OS X 10.10.1 is currently in development and testing, but until then, what are you to do with Wi-Fi that isn't working right? Here's one possible fix until Apple works out the problems. Many users aren't having any Wi-Fi problems with Yosemite, but some are....