Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC are terms that most people are familiar with. We use Wi-Fi to access the internet, listen to music with Bluetooth headphones, and make payments using NFC… People often ask what the differences are between these three technologies. Which one is the best? Or is it a three-way split? After all, over … Read more
Radio Management Promotional Activity Understanding Radio ⑦ | What Are Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Technologies 01 What Is Bluetooth Technology The so-called Bluetooth technology is actually a short-range (generally within 10m) wireless communication technology with a transmission rate of 1Mbit/s. By utilizing Bluetooth technology, communication between mobile communication terminal devices such as handheld computers, laptops, and … Read more
In the age of the Internet, the network has become a necessity that accompanies ordinary people at all times, and internet speed has become the primary productive force! Have you ever experienced slow network delays, with videos freezing like animations; random disconnections causing downloads to fail; or the embarrassment of restarting the router multiple times … Read more
Wi-Fi is inherently vulnerable to hacking and eavesdropping. However, with the right security measures, Wi-Fi can be secure. Unfortunately, the internet is full of outdated advice and misconceptions. Here are some dos and don’ts for Wi-Fi security. 01 Do Not Use WEP WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) security is long dead. Most inexperienced hackers can … Read more
WLAN is the abbreviation for Wireless Local Area Network, which refers to all wireless local area networks, while Wi-Fi is a standard within the wireless local area network, specifically the 802.11 standard (the purpose of establishing this standard is to allow devices from different manufacturers to interconnect and be compatible with each other). Therefore, it … Read more
First, we need to understand what these two English abbreviations represent. Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) = WLAN Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) = Wi-Fi This can explain a lot. The true wireless local area network is collectively referred to as WLAN, while Wi-Fi is just one of its certification functions, a commercial certification. Products that have … Read more
Introduction Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) is a type of wireless computer network that connects two or more devices to form a Local Area Network (LAN) using wireless channels instead of wired transmission media. Typical deployment scenarios include homes, schools, campuses, or corporate office buildings. WLAN is a network system, while the commonly known Wi-Fi … Read more
In the tech field, updates usually mean better and faster, and Wi-Fi is no exception. The latest standard, Wi-Fi 7, is about to be released, promising significant advantages in speed and reliability. This is easy to understand, but it also offers more specific technical benefits, with notable improvements in some key areas compared to Wi-Fi … Read more
Following the Wi-Fi 6E, the 7th generation Wi-Fi technology (also known as IEEE 802.11be or Wi-Fi 7) is about to be released! This will be the fastest Wi-Fi technology ever, revolutionizing the game and providing a better user experience for our online activities and networks in daily life. It will support and accelerate many demanding … Read more
Everyone has probably experienced that feeling when their home WiFi seems to be slowing down, wondering, “Is someone using my internet?” Sometimes we even want to try connecting to someone else’s WiFi when we are out. The premise of “borrowing WiFi” is to crack the other party’s “wireless password.” So, how secure is this “wireless … Read more