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Learn how to use tethering to turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hub for other devices to connect to.

Millions will join the ranks of smartphone users this holiday season. Free workshops teach them Android and iOS skills ...

If you are traveling through a rural area with poor coverage and don’t need to use your smartphone for a while, consider switching Airplane Mode on to save battery life.