wifi connections

WiFi connections are the world's most widely used wireless communication technology. WiFi provides high-speed wireless internet connection.

The term WiFi is a term of "wireless communication" and refers to wireless communication technology. The WiFi team says it is capable of using 802.11x open-ended devices as icons.

WiFi is freedom - freedom of wires. This will help you to connect to the internet from anywhere - the lobby, the hotel or the operating room. Also, it is almost ten times faster than a mobile phone connection app. WiFi network networks operate on unlicensed 2.4 radio as well as data rates of 11 Mbps (802.11b) or 54 Mbps (802.11a).

WiFi requires wireless devices (laptops or PDAs). These devices can send and receive data wirelessly anywhere without wireless.

Currently, the cable is focused on a wider area, namely WiMax. WiMax, short for Global Access and Microwave Access, is defined in IEEE 802.16 standards. It is designed to enable broadband broadcasting (BWA) and is defined in the WiMax Forum.

WiMAX is similar to WiFi, but in large quantities and applications. The wireless network of WiMAX devices will communicate with a large area, such as a high-end phone.

WiFi works on the same principal as other wireless devices - it uses radio waves to transmit signals between devices. The radio waves are completely different from walky talkies, radios, cell phones and radio stations. For example, your stereo car gets frequencies on the Kilohertz and Megahertz stage (AM and FM stations), and WiFi transmits and receives data on the Gigahertz stage.

To break it down even further, Hertz (Hz) is simply frequency. Let's say you'm standing on a dock watching the waves come in. As you look down on the waves, you can see the crust of each wave rolling by. If you counted the number of seconds between each wave, the frequency of the waves. So if the time between each comb was 1 second which meant that the wave frequency was 1 hertz or one cycle per second.