Shopping for an external hard drive usually means choosing the device that corresponds to the fastest port (most commonly USB 2.0) on the back of your computer. Although other connections, like ...

Once you open the device, it's simply a matter of pulling it all out of the box and connecting it. Plug in the ethernet cord (for wireless support), power cord, and you're away, in theory at least.

Apple's iOS devices do not allow users to access data on disks using the Lightning connector. Using Wi-Fi to access content stored on a disk is a solution. I have been trying to work with a Seagate ...