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How to Build a Wireless Home Network Without a Router BY: Cristian MiculiSeptember 8, 2017, How To , WiFi Extender Create a Wi-Fi Network Without a Router and Share the Internet Take this very frequent scenario: you need to share the Internet connection, as well as other files, with devices around you – phones, tablets, game consoles and so on. Or you simply want to extend your Wi-Fi network coverage . Naturally, the first solution that comes into mind is to buy a router and – problem solved! But what if this is not a solution due to various reasons – temporary setup, type of Internet connection to share, lack of power outlet, no equipment available on the spot, etc? Setting up a wireless Internet connection without a router is usually done by creating an ad-hoc network. But that has certain limitations both in terms of security and compatibility. Read below to see how Connectify Hotspot is your best solution to get a wireless network going with all your devices with...

Now we’re in the second decade of the Twenty-First Century, business is accelerating as a combination of changes in technology and society come together. Some of these changes are global, such as the continued rise of China and the Western world’s aging. Others affect us on a personal level. All of them will have a big impact on our businesses and the way we work. Many of these trends have been predicted for some time. It’s the availability of the cheap (almost free!) computing power that’s delivering many of the promises made by technology over the last thirty years. These are worth examining more closely. The top twenty business trends in 2020 might be 1) Robots taking our jobs photo credit: shutterstock Probably the biggest change that is affecting our businesses is how machines are taking over tasks ranging from window cleaning to inventory management. Anyone with a transaction based job or business will be having a forced career change before the end of the ...

Engineering genetics to make the body kill cancer, growing artificial organs for transplant, and pills that can ‘talk’ to you: these are all examples of how the Fourth Industrial Revolution will radically change medical treatments by “blurring the lines between the physical, digital, and biological”. “The Fourth Industrial Revolution is transforming health and medicine due to the lightning-speed advances in genomics, genetic engineering, synthetic biology, nanotechnology, data science, AI, robotics, to name just a few,” reads a new report by the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on the Future of Health and Healthcare . Here are some of the report’s highlights. 1. Regrowing damaged body parts:   When your knees get creaky with age, the worn-out cartilage – the connective tissue that helps joints move smoothly – does not regenerate so there are only two options: painkillers or an operation to replace the joint. In the future, stem-cell technology might be...

Below we simplify things to make a somewhat complex system easier to understand. Do a site search, Google search, or see the links below to learn more about specific concepts. he basic concepts are: To use cryptocurrency, you don’t need to understand it (any more than you need to understand the monetary system to use a debit card). However, if you want to understand cryptocurrency you need to understand the concept of digital currency, the concept of blockchain (both as a public ledger of transactions and a technology), and the concept of cryptography. After-all, cryptocurrency is a digital currency, where transactions are recorded on a public digital ledger called a blockchain, and every process along the way is secured by cryptography. The goal of this page will be to help you understand these things and how they connect. Cryptocurrency works a lot like bank credit on a debit card. In both cases, a complex system that issues currency and records transactions and balances works beh...

As published by WIKIHOW Co-authored by Joseph Alexander This wikiHow teaches you how to broadcast your Windows computer's Wi-Fi connection to your smartphone. You can do this on any computer that has a network hosting-enabled Wi-Fi adapter installed, meaning that you won't be able to use many desktop computers for this process. Keep in mind that this process is different than using your smartphone's data as a Wi-Fi network on your computer. If your computer's Wi-Fi adapter doesn't allow you to create a hotspot, you can use Connectify to broadcast your Wi-Fi. METHOD ONE: 1. Open Start . Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. 2. Open Settings . Click the Settings gear in the lower-left side of the Start menu. The Settings window will open. 3. Click Network & Internet . It's the globe-shaped icon in the middle of the Settings window 4. Click the Mobile hotspot tab. This is on the left side of...