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The Linksys Velop 7 is a powerful mesh router that isn’t an eyesore. Jack Wallen/ZDNET ZDNET’s key takeaways The Linksys Velop Pro 7 mesh router<!–> is available now from the company’s site or Best Buy. Very fast speeds that don’t drop or slow down throughout your house. Very simple setup. I’ve been a fan of […] More
<!–> Eugene Mymrin/Getty Images Opera has been my on-and-off default browser for years. Starting early in 2023, once the development team added artificial intelligence to the browser, I thought I was done with it permanently. But I gave it a chance and am glad I did. To my surprise, I found Aria – Opera’s built-in AI […] More
<!–> SOPA Images/Getty Images For the longest time, the Firefox browser was on the cusp of becoming my default web browser in Android. But something was keeping that from happening. And then…the missing piece arrived, and Firefox is now my default Android browser. The latest release of the browser finally supports add-ons. Also: This handy Firefox […] More
<!–> Anadolu/Getty Images If your default Android or iOS browser is Firefox (and it should be, given that it’s considerably more secure than Chrome), you might have experienced a bit of odd behavior with your tabs. Open Firefox and then go to your tabs page (which is done by tapping the small rectangle directly to […] More
<!–> zf L/Getty Images I have AT&T Gigabit Fiber Internet–> in my house. But there are still times when I’m watching a movie and the video starts to stutter and stop. What’s going on? It’s not that AT&T is failing to deliver the speed. No, it’s because the latency — the delay in data transmission […] More
<!–> Eugene Mymrin/Getty Images Opera has been my on-and-off default browser for years. Starting early in 2023, once the development team added artificial intelligence to the browser, I thought I was done with it permanently. But I gave it a chance and am glad I did. To my surprise, I found Aria – Opera’s built-in AI […] More
I’ve changed the DNS servers to those of Cloudflare on Fedora 39 with the GNOME desktop. Jack Wallen/ZDNET Your Internet Service Provider (ISP) probably has your DNS configurations pointing toward the router/modem for your network (such as 192.168.1.254). That’s a perfectly legitimate set up and it more than likely works just fine. But does it […] More
<!–> Samsung Your internet service provider’s DNS might work OK, but if you’re looking for more speed and security, it’s not the best choice. No matter what ISP I use, I never fail to change the DNS on every machine I use. Why? Most service providers offer a slower and less secure DNS. For example. […] More
