Mar. Click the blue text to follow us 2025.03 Source: Content compiled from Wired, thank you. Almost everyone uses Bluetooth every day, but what exactly is it? Bluetooth is a ubiquitous wireless connection standard that connects our headphones, speakers, smartwatches, and smart rings to our phones; connects headphones, keyboards, and mice to laptops; and even … Read more
In the field of home routers, Cisco and Huawei are no match for it. Full text 2752 words, reading time about 8 minutes Written by | X Technology Laboratory When you open the Wi-Fi search page on your phone, do you often see the words “TP-LINK”? Have you ever been curious, like me, about what … Read more
Source: Aisen Intelligent Published by IoT Think Tank Please indicate the source and origin when reprinting Introduction In the near future, trillions of sensors will be interconnected, forming a large-scale IoT network. During the gradual construction of this network, various wireless technologies will emerge and mature. The diversity of wireless technologies stems from the diverse … Read more
LoRa or Long Range is a proprietary, low-power, and long-range wireless technology that uses unlicensed radio spectrum—similar to how Wi-Fi uses the unlicensed 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies. The exact frequency used by LoRa depends on the physical location of the deployment. For instance, LoRa operates in the 915 MHz band in North America … Read more
In 2017, many flagship smartphones, represented by the Samsung S8, began to support Bluetooth 5.0 technology. However, many people still do not understand what Bluetooth 5.0 is and how it differs from the earlier widely adopted Bluetooth 4.x. Bluetooth 5.0 has not been heavily promoted by mobile manufacturers because it does not focus on better … Read more
The DHS 4300A series manual, released by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, aims to guide the secure use of wireless technologies in sensitive systems. The manual includes usage specifications for various wireless technologies such as RFID and Bluetooth. Next, we will analyze the guidance requirements for Bluetooth technology in this manual. DHS 4300A –Q6 … Read more
We often use Bluetooth in our phones, right? For example, connecting to Bluetooth headphones to listen to music or transferring files between different devices, Bluetooth is a very convenient data transmission method. But have you ever wondered, since it is a transmission technology, why is the “Bluetooth” used in phones given such a strange name? … Read more
We live in a wireless world.Every day, more devices are exchanging more data in more places.The demand is ever-increasing—analysts at Zion Market Research predict that by 2030, the wireless connectivity market will reach $219.86 billion, with a compound annual growth rate of over 15%. This surge is driven not only by the growth of devices … Read more
Author Introduction: Tony, a teacher at Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications, has participated in the development of TSM, GSM, TD-SCDMA, and LTE basebands. He was previously the group leader of the system engineering team for the LTE baseband chip development project. Currently, he focuses on LTE-Advanced PRO and 5G technology research, with a particular … Read more
Source: Global IoT Observation Author: Boone IoT Think Tank Organized and Published Please indicate the source and origin when reprinting Introduction For LoRa technology, industry insiders are no strangers; it is often compared with NB-IoT technology. As emerging technologies in low-power wide-area networks (LPWAN), both technologies have attracted significant attention. Currently in China, due to … Read more