A dongle is a small device, typically in the shape of a USB flash drive, that plugs into another device and provides extra functionality. A wireless dongle, also called Wi-Fi adapter, is a thumb-drive-looking device that provides Wi-Fi capabilities to a device that otherwise isn’t Wi-Fi-capable, such as a desktop PC with no wireless network card. Dongles are generally useful because they can be easily moved between devices, they don’t take up much space, and the added functionality is convenient (e.g. a Roku Streaming Stick lets you stream thousands of services directly to your TV). But when using a wireless...
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