Being able to print documents, photos, and web pages without being tethered to a cable has become more important than ever.

Back in the old days, if you wanted to use a printer, it needed to have a hard connection to your computer. That wasn't so bad if you had a private home office, but if you had family members that ...

Local printers connect to a computer via a port, such as a Universal Serial Bus, while remote printers connect through wireless technology or via a print server -- a computer, router or other device ...

Most wireless printers have a built-in wireless network card that allows them to connect to an already established network, and Apple's AirPort Express device provides the Internet connection ...

Despite the rise of emails and chat apps, printers are still necessary devices for personal and professional use. Luckily, Apple makes it very simple to connect a printer on MacOS. Here’s what you ...

QUESTION: My wireless printer stopped working; what troubleshooting tips can you suggest? ANSWER: Technology that communicates through a wireless network has become the de facto standard, but ...

Apple’s AirPort Extreme and AirPort Time Capsule are great Wi-Fi base stations. You can also attach a printer to these devices for wireless printing. Any printer with a USB or Ethernet connection can ...

A new printer can inspire creative projects and is a great way to share moments with friends and family. You can also share the printer itself. It doesn't even need to be a wireless printer since ...

The experience of connecting hardware devices to computers can vary across hardware and systems. USB printers, especially, haven’t typically been super convenient for connecting with a Windows ...

Well, you could transform your wired printer into a wireless option with a few tricks. It won’t be as straightforward compared to the real deal, but if you’re willing to put in the work, you may not ...

>> Jeff Werner is a software engineer and has been writing this column since 2007. Q: I’m a Mac-aholic (iPhone, iPad, iMac), so I read your column to keep up on news in the tech world, but most of ...