Most apps and features of the new Apple iPad Air 3 slate or any other Apple devices for that matter do require Internet access to function. Thus, Wi-Fi is among the first key features that need to be activated and configured during the initial setup process. But the fact that network-related problems are inevitable makes
WiFi problems in iOS devices are inevitable. Sometimes the underlying cause of the problem is on the network so there’s not much that can be done on your end. The most common symptom is that your iPad won’t connect to the WiFi network it used to connect. Other symptoms on the other hand are inflicted
There are many reasons as to why your iPhone won’t connect to WiFi. The underlying cause can be software-related, if not, due to a damaged network component. Outlined below are recommended workarounds and potential solutions to a similar issue on an iPhone. You can use these methods to rule out software-related factors that might have
There are a lot of things to consider when it comes to diagnosing Wi-Fi problems in mobile devices. From the router or modem to your device software or hardware. You will need to scrutinize some details so as to determine the underlying cause of the problem. The thing about Wi-Fi problems is the fact that
Wi-Fi issues in smartphones are inevitable. They can occur at any time on various types of smartphones — old or new ones. And the highest-tiered devices like Apple’s newest and pricey iPhone XS is no exception. Fortunately, such problems can be remedied at home by some workarounds unless network outage or hardware damage is present.
When your iPhone refuses to connect to Wi-Fi, it may be due to a problem with the wireless router or something is wrong with your device. Your device cannot connect to Wi-Fi if you’re in a network router-to-modem setup and that the router is actually not connected to the modem. The same thing happens when
One of the key features of every smartphone is Wi-Fi. In order to use this feature, all you have to do is enable Wi-Fi on your phone settings, set up your Wi-Fi network, then connect. Once connected, you can start browsing the web on your phone. Modern smartphones are typically equipped with advanced Wi-Fi capabilities
This post highlights some of the most recommended workarounds and solutions to a problem on the #Apple iPhone SE (#iPhoneSE) affecting the its wireless connectivity. If you bumped into this page in an attempt to fix the same device that cannot connect to a Wi-Fi or can connect to but the Internet keeps dropping, then
Wi-Fi problems are among the common issues that have been plaguing many Apple device owners since the first iOS device was released. And such problems are still emerging among other widespread issues faced by owners of new Apple devices including the new iPhones and iPads. If you’ve landed into this post, then most likely you’re
Wi-Fi problems in mobile devices can be tied to several attributes including server problems, firmware crashes, random software glitches, network outage, hardware-related and account-related issues. This therefore denotes the need for you to look into both the software and hardware aspects when dealing with these problems. Tackled in this post is a similar issue transpiring
The Internet is one of the reasons why smartphones like the Apple iPhone X and many others exist today. People can no longer afford not to stay connected through the web. While mobile technology has vastly improved in the last five years, our devices are still not perfect and many of us still encounter some