While it may take a little bit of work, you can use your Android device as an additional monitor for your Windows PC. Here's how to do just that.

While there are several solutions to use a tablet as a second display for your PC, most are paid, and many of the free ones have limitations and don’t provide the best user experience.

Need to connect to the Internet but only have your phone? USB Tethering could be a solution. Here's how it works and how to use it with your device.

How Does USB Tethering Work On Android? USB tethering is a pretty simple concept and is similarly easy to execute among different smartphones.

Tablets offer long battery life and portability, so why not ditch your laptop in favor of a tablet? Here, then, are some tips for using an Android tablet in the office -- and beyond.

Finally, the PDAnet Android application lets you tether Android using an app on the phone plus simple software you install on your computer.

Whether you call it a personal hotspot, portable hotspot, Mobile hotspot or just tethering — we’re talking about using the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 to connect other devices to the internet.

Check the box next to "USB Tethering." A Windows computer should recognize the connection and begin using the Android's Internet connection in a few seconds.