Tuesday, July 28, 2015

The Good and Bad of Wireless

Wireless technology has transformed the world of computer networks, but progress is in the eye of the beholder.  Take wireless network hacking drones, for example. Probably a good thing for the owners of the drones. For everyone else, not so clear.

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The Good and Bad of Wireless

Wireless technology has transformed the world of computer networks, but progress is in the eye of the beholder.  Take wireless network hacking drones, for example. Probably a good thing for the owners of the drones. For everyone else, not so clear.

Bradley Mitchell
Wireless/Networking Expert
Guide to Wireless Network Protocols  
People sometimes refer to wireless networking as “Wi-Fi” even when the network uses a totally unrelated kind of wireless technology. While it might seem ideal that all of the world’s wireless devices should use one common network protocol such as Wi-Fi, today’s networks support a wide variety of different protocols instead. The reason: No one protocol in existence provides an optimal solution for all of the different wireless usages people want.

 

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Introduction to Making Wireless Network Connections  
Laptops, smartphones, tablets and various other consumer devices support wireless communication technology that's becoming essential in today's information society. Learn how to make the three basic kinds of wireless connections, via peer-to-peer, router, and hotspot networking.
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Useful Facts About How Wi-Fi Works  
Wireless is a more modern alternative to traditional wired networking that relies on cables to connect network-able devices together. Wireless technologies based on Wi-Fi are widely used in both home and business computer networks.
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Reasons Why Wi-Fi Connections Drop  

On home or public wireless networks, your Wi-Fi connection might drop unexpectedly for no obvious reason. This kind of networking problem is especially frustrating. It's also more common than you might think. Fortunately, solutions exist. Consult this checklist to determine why it is happening and how to prevent it.

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