WiFi is one of the most important developments in the evolution of the internet -- no one wants to be chained to a desktop -- but it's also one of the most frustrating. If you're plagued by slow speeds, bad reception, and other WiFi issues, here are 10 ways you can power up the WiFi in your home.

Camping stoves aren't outrageously expensive, but if you find yourself in need of one where you can't buy it, Make shows you how to build your own with a bunch of off the shelf stuff.

Whether you have just bought your first home and can’t afford to decorate yet, or you are renting and therefore aren’t allowed to decorate, don’t worry! You don’t have to spend a fortune to turn your house into a home; it is actually the little things that really make the biggest difference. Here six tips that will add a personal, welcoming touch to your abode...

Today, America's most infamous burger outlet -- Carl's Jr -- opened its first restaurant in Australia. Unfortunately, it's located way out on the central coast of NSW. If you're keen to try these extra-thick burgers but don't fancy a trip to Bateau Bay, you need this mouth-watering DIY recipe from fast-food demystifier Todd Wilbur.

Video: SD card readers and external hard drives can take up a lot of space on your desk and leave you with a mess of cords all over the place. Make a custom, single enclosure for your external drives that will look lovely on your desk.

Star Wars magic is back in the air, and you can capture some of it with this practical yet definitively geeky DIY purse.

Sometimes you find yourself out in the middle of nowhere with a bunch of free time on your hands. To counter boredom, Instructables user seamster built a little kit so tinkering can happen anywhere.

Have an old Nintendo 64 controller lying around? If you're looking for a new geek project, you can turn it into the perfect hobby rocket-launching remote with a few tweaks.

A few years ago, the office printer was in danger of becoming a dusty relic from a bygone era; like a floppy disk trying to stay relevant in an all-digital world. Then "3D" happened. All of a sudden, printers are one of the hottest and fastest-growing technologies on the planet and it's all thanks to the third dimension. Here are ten ways 3D printing is improving how we work and live.

Don't like the standard shapes of the common mice on the market today? You could always carve your own.

Over the past few days, you may have seen the above monstrosity pop up on your social media feed. It's known as the KFC Double Down Dog: a cheese-smothered hot dog stuffed inside a deep-fried chicken patty. Like moths to a flame, we were irresistibly drawn to this greasy portent of mankind's destruction: it was something we just had to try ourselves. Unfortunately, it's currently only available in the Philippines. Time for a little DIY innovation, methinks...

All IKEA hacks are geeky -- but some IKEA hacks are more geeky than others. Here are 15 of the nerdiest/coolest DIY projects to ever grace IKEA Hacker's archive: from a miniature bedroom Bat-signal to your very own remote-controlled robot.

There's nothing quite like playing classic video games on their original systems. Unfortunately, this can cause serious space issues beneath your TV; especially if you're a hardcore collector. Here's a simple solution from IKEA Hackers that will allow you to proudly keep your consoles on display -- as it should be.

The problem with most mobile gardening apps is that they tend to be created overseas. This means that a lot of the horticultural tips and plant species are irrelevant to Aussies. Antipodean gardening company Yates is looking to buck this trend with My Garden, a free mobile gardening app that has been specifically developed for Australians and New Zealanders.

Most of us aren't talented enough to create full-sized murals without going down the Pro Hart food-tossing route. If you'd prefer something a little less avant-garde, try using a projector to trace a Louvre-worthy masterpiece on your wall -- no artistic skills required!

Are you looking for a home office desk with plenty of storage space and a clean, attractive design? The next time you go shopping, steer clear of the tableware section and head to the kitchen aisle instead. IKEA Hackers shows how it's done...

The mullet hairstyle is perhaps best known for popularising the phrase "business in the front, party in the back." Now you can bring the same bogan-friendly concept to your glassware via this quirky DIY hack.

Looking for a quick and easy way to keep your curtains parted during spring? This magnet-based IKEA hack can help...

Rebrickable is a new website that provides instructions on how to reuse your existing LEGO sets to build other LEGO sets or 'MOC' fan creations. In other words, you could potentially build a brand new LEGO set without spending a cent.