Full interview with Ian Marlow discussing concerns surrounding the TP-Link investigation.

For those looking to travel for Thanksgiving next week, it might be better to get all of your online errands taken care of before heading to the airports in Houston.

Customers of AT&T, the country’s largest wireless provider, are reporting widespread outages.

Cyber thieves have created a brand-new scheme that targets public Wi-Fi users and it’s called "Wi-Fi Jacking."

Delta Air Lines will provide free Wi-Fi service on most of its U.S. flights starting in February.

This smart cam let's you use your phone to check on your home when you're away.

This robotic vacuum cleaner does all the hard cleaning for you

Take real-time photos with the new and approved Ninja Dragon drone with 4K HD camera.

Free Wi-Fi now available at City of Houston multi-service centers and some parksHOUSTON – The city of Houston is offering free Wi-Fi at several multi-service centers and parks with the help of Comcast. The 14 Lift Zone Wi-Fi hotspots are made to help residents connect to the internet, with the goal of helping them participate in educational opportunities and the digital economy. The partnership will provide free internet connectivity in Houston Health Department Multi-Service Centers and Houston Park Community Centers for the next three years. The hotspots will be active and accessible both indoors and outdoors at the following sites:City of Houston Health Department Multi-Service Centers:Acres Homes Multi-Service Center – 6719 W. Montgomery Rd, 77091 – 832-393-4145 (8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday)Denver Harbor Multi-Service Center – 6402 Market Street, 77020 – 832395-0895 (8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday)Fifth Ward Multi-Service Center – 4014 Market Street, 77020 – 832-393-3800 (8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday)Hiram Clark Multi-Service Center – 3810 W. Fuqua Street, 77045 – 832-393-4240 (8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday)Kashmere Multi-Service Center - 4802 Lockwood Drive, 77026 – 832-393-5503 (7:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday)Magnolia Multi-Service Center – 7037 Capitol Street, 77011 – 832-395-3380 (8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday)Northeast Multi-Service Center – 9720 Spaulding Street, 77016 – 832-395-0472 (8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday)Southwest Multi-Service Center – 6400 High Star Drive, 77074 – 832-395-9900 (8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday)Third Ward Multi-Service Center – 3611 Ennis Street, 77004 – 832-393-4051 (8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday)West End Multi-Service Center – 170 Heights Boulevard, 77007 – 832-393-5950 (8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday)City of Houston Parks and Recreation Department Community Centers:Side note: Currently, parks Community Centers buildings remain closed, except for After-School Enrichment Programming. Emancipation Park Community Center – 3018 Emancipation Avenue, 77004Hartman Park Community Center – 9311 East Avenue P., 77012DeZavala Park Community Center - 907 76th Street, 77012Melrose Park Community Center – 1001 Canino, 77076How to sign into the Comcast Experience Lift Zone Hotspots follow the following steps:

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston and Comcast have joined forces to equip 10 of the nonprofit’s Clubs in the Houston area, and its headquarters, with WiFI-connected “Lift Zones” to enable children and teens fully participate in educational opportunities and the digital economy. HOUSTON – Kindergarten through 12th grade students who are still in need of internet access for schoolwork can visit some Houston-area Boys & Girls Clubs to obtain free access to Wi-Fi, thanks to a partnership with Comcast. Kevin Hattery, president and CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston, said in a statement he hopes the initiative will make significant progress in students’ ability to stay current with their schoolwork and not fall further behind. Installation of these hotspots began last week, according to Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston. The Houston-area locations -- called “Lift Zones” -- are shown in the map below.

Austin ISD school buses have been stationed across the district to provide students with Wi-Fi access for online learning. But with more students returning to in-person classes, some school districts now need to get those buses back on the road while still figuring out how to provide internet access to families needing it. The Austin Independent School District has been deploying 261 Wi-Fi-equipped buses across 40 neighborhoods with little or no home internet access, said Eduardo Villa, a district spokesperson. Wi-Fi bus programs were an affordable, quick-turn solution to long-standing problems getting students in rural and underserved neighborhoods access to the internet. But it was meant to be temporary, internet access experts said.

As part of our Ask 2 series, the newsroom will answer your questions about all things Houston. Question: What are my options for online school if I dont have Wi-Fi access at home? Answer: Many school districts recognize not all students have access to the internet at home. In order to allow every student to participate in virtual instruction, some districts are not only providing laptops to students but also internet hot spots. For a quick glance at your school district and what others are doing, click here.

If slow internet and intermittent Wi-Fi stressed you out during virtual school last spring, there are some things you can do now to make sure you dont have the same experience when classes start in the next few weeks. To make sure your internet is fast enough and your Wi-Fi can handle the course load, do these three things before the bell rings. If you have an old router, you may have the same one from your cable company for years and years you want to replace that. Then you plug in or place little pucks where ever you need a stronger signal. The more little pucks you need, the more itll cost you.

New Caney students will return to school beginning August 10. The district published an FAQ page on the school’s reopening, which includes preliminary information about registration, mobile Wi-Fi, and Chromebook rentals. A full plan has not been revealed and the district is currently following guidelines from the CDC and the state. Start dateAugust 10List of measures in place:Sanitization: All campuses are going through a deep clean on high-touch areas during the school closure, and will be deep cleaned prior to school reopening. Fill out the form below and we’ll work to find the answer to your question.