I don't need a travel Wi-Fi router, but this is why you might

With a travel router, you can potentially connect all of your devices instantaneously, only logging into a portal once.
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This Tiny TP-Link Travel Router May Be Faster Than the One You Have at Home

The TL-WR3002X AX3000 travel router is one of the fastest and most powerful models TP-Link currently offers, and it’s an easy device to recommend. If your living space is small, this, frankly, could ...
Ars Technica

USB C to network adapters

USB C to ethernet port with PD shorturl.at/tvCD6 (what am I doing wrong with the URL as another question?) currently (brutal) 5G mobile phone attached to PC and share connection by USB tethering. PC ...
Hackaday

Wireless Portable USB Tether

[Pete] has put together a fairly simple writeup on building a wireless USB tether for your DSLR. He’s basically using a pair of USB wireless adapters and a battery pack. In his original version, he ...
Pocket-lint

4 things you can do with the USB ports on your Wi-Fi router

Roger is a long-time tech journalist with many site credits including AppleInsider and Android Authority. His specialties include everything from Apple, Android, and Windows devices through to ...
PC World

Use Your Android Phone as a Wireless Modem

You know you can surf the Net on your Android phone–but did you know that the same phone can also enable you to surf the Net from your PC? We’re talking about ...
Wired

Android 2.2 'Froyo' Features USB, Wi-Fi Tethering

The next update for Google's Android mobile operating system, Android 2.2 (codename: Froyo) will support date tethering via USB and Wi-Fi, according to Michael Arrington of TechCrunch. A giant (fake) ...