At times when websites take longer than needed to load up on an iPhone or iPad, the problem could be caused by your Internet provider's slow DNS server. AppleInsider advises how to update your iOS ...

Instead, you have to change the DNS server addresses for each network you join. For a single home network, that’s not much of a burden, but it’s more of a problem when you roam, if you want to ...

To change your preferred DNS server on an iOS device like the iPhone or iPad, follow these steps: Locate and open the Settings app Enter the Wi-Fi submenu and select your network from the list.

Switching to a new DNS server might result in a snappier Internet. Kirk McElhearn explains how to edit your DNS settings, and how to know if you should.

Change DNS for all devices that connect to your router (best option) Linksys. Sign in to your Linksys router’s admin page, which is almost certainly 192.168.1.1.

To change DNS: netsh int ip set dns "local area connection" static 192.168.0.254 primary . This procedure will work, based on the following: The network adapter you're trying to change the IP for ...