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Wi-Fi – what is it, how it works, how to use it, all about wi-fi

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Wi-Fi…oh how much is in that sound! And how many of those sounds have created myths among the people, it's scary to imagine. Hi all! Today on our wireless technology portal we're going to have a central article about Wi-Fi itself. But with no special tricks, in simple words, you understand) Let's go!

Central Problem

Running down the street, when asked what Wi-Fi is, people have different answers. I leave a few options below, I give the meanings themselves, rather than verbatim statements:

• Internet – well, in terms of wi-fi – this is the Internet itself, in which one looks at the sites, favorite Vkontakty and youtubchik
• Router/Router – is the device itself.
• Wireless transmission of information – in the meaning of the technology.
• Connecting a smartphone/notebook – as one of the functions of the devices.

A few people just "hung around", apparently thinking that the answer or silly, or at the wrong time they were asked) Well, never mind. Everyone has heard about the Wi-Fi. But what is it really? Do you have the right answer?

By the way, I always have the comments open. If you have a question, ask it below and we'll figure it out)

Other interesting questions and answers

Source: smartronix.ru

I'll answer as someone who has been working from Moscow cafes for the last six months. In random order:

1. "Strelka" (always has a place, quiet, nice people, Internet, coffee for 100 rubles), although in general there is not too cheap, of course.

2. "Bunka" on Chistoprudny Boulevard. In terms of working conditions, it's all the same, just in a different neighborhood.

3. "People as People" is a tiny cafe in Solyanskiy tupik with a unique microclimate: alcoholics, Vyshka students, filmmakers, foreign tourists (how do they find it?) and clerks. Very cheap and generally revered place, but no outlets and the old tradition does not take cards.

4. The Food Cafe on Maroseyka Street replaces the closed "Solyanka" which used to be the best place in Moscow during the daytime. Here, of course, is not quite the same: more people, more obscure people come for lunch, more expensive, not such a beautiful place, no veranda, but it is worth mentioning for order.

5. Chez Maman is a new version of "Jean-Jacques" on B. Nikitskaya. True, there is not much space. But great breakfasts.

6. "Khachapuri" in Gnezdnikovsky or Krivokolny Alley. You can work while sitting on the veranda.

What is the English word for "Wi-Fi distribution"?

On the phone in the Wi-Fi settings, find the item "Wi-Fi hotspot", turn it on. Look up the password or set it. This is for security and to make sure no one else connects but you. Now search for the point by name through your laptop.
Everything will work out. Only some cellular operators have restrictions on the distribution of Wi-Fi. For example, MTS on many tariffs prohibits such distribution of traffic. The operator understands that the TTL began distributing – all devices have a different TTL, the phone has 65, the laptop 158. It is this difference and change of stream is recognized by the operator, and sends an SMS warning that such distribution is prohibited, charged separately.

Go to the settings of your smartphone. In wireless networks, select the item "Wi-Fi hotspot "Select the item Access point settings. In it you can set the encryption type, set the password, select the frequency range and the name of the Wi-Fi that your phone will give out.In your laptop, go to Start => Options => Network and Internet => Wi-Fi. Click on show available networks, find your Wi-Fi connection on the list that appears and connect to it. Ziz 4

Pronunciations

Everything is easy to pronounce here. I'll write it in Russian to make it clear. It's pronounced "WYF". First we say "Vai", then a pause of half a second and then "Fai". Now about the accent. The accent should be on the second letter a – "Vai Fai". Not on the first one, but on the second one. Well, as the "wifi" – you should not pronounce it, it sounds very rural and is often used as a pun.

What else can you call "wi-fi"? It can also be called "Wireless Network" or "Access Point." That is, a local place where a local network is distributed by radio waves.

Briefly about the wireless network

It turns out that 90% of users confuse Wi-Fi and the Internet. Let me tell you a secret right away – these are completely different things. Wi-Fi is not the Internet. It is just a technology which allows two or more devices to communicate with each other via radio waves according to IEEE 802.11. Let me explain with an example.

Ivan has a router (or a router which is the same thing) at home. To him from the staircase is connected to a cable from the provider, through which the Internet flows. Then to distribute the Internet on phones, tablets or laptops you set up a WiFi network on the router. Once configured, it can connect any device that has a special transmitter.

So, if the provider will disconnect Ivan from the Internet for non-payment, the wireless network will continue to exist, but without the Internet. So my dear friends and readers – do not confuse the concept of "Internet" and "Wi-Fi" – they are completely different things. They can exist without each other.

Another interesting fact is that 2.4 GHz radio waves are used as transmissions. The same frequency is used by mobile operators, microwave ovens, radios, and many similar devices. But more recently, a new 5 GHz data transmission standard has been introduced. On this wave, the data is transmitted much faster and the speed is higher.

But as I wrote earlier, it is the speed of the local wireless network, not the Internet. By the way, this is often used by marketers from companies which produce routers. Since the average consumer confuses the Internet and wi-fi, he often catches the eye to the inscription that this router can support speeds: 300, 450 Mbit per second, or even a few Gigabits.

But in reality, Internet speeds higher than the one provided by the provider – will not. Therefore, this speed is only possible within the local network – that is, in your home between devices.

wi-fi – translation into English

3-g network, two four-megapixel cameras, updated microphone, 32 gig flash drive, wi-fi, bluetooth, mini-usb slot and of course GPS.

Three-G network with two four megapixel cameras, updated microphone, 32 gig flash drive, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, mini-USB slot and of course, GPS.

Things like microwave ovens and wi-fi for your computer all work on the radio band.

Things as varied as microwave ovens and the WiFi for your computer all work by radio.

She got some wifi, went out, the dorm door closed, ended up falling off the roof.

She took some whyphy, got locked out of her dorm, ended up falling off the roof.

I did. I hear you can get wi-fi on campus 24/7.

Yeah, man, those krispie treats got mad drunk in them.

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Offers

Free use of wi-fi is available for a limited time.

Some airports offer access to WiFi for free for a limited amount of time.

The room rate includes breakfast, free wi-fi internet (wi-fi).

Room charge includes breakfast and use of wireless Internet (WiFi) free of charge.

Baby seats, wi-fi and air conditioning are free of charge in all cars.

The car seats, wi-fi, and air-conditioning are offered free of charge in all vehicles.

You can use the city bus, which has wi-fi.

The only downfall is the lack of wi-fi within the room.

Photo and video content can be geotagged over Wi-Fi.

Offerings that contain wi-fi

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This elegant hotel combines old-world charm with modern facilities, including Wi-Fi access.	This elegant hotel combines old-world charm with the latest amenities, including wireless access Internet access.
All rooms at Sa Domu Cheta are stylishly furnished and provide modern comforts. Enjoy en suite bathrooms, Wi-Fi connections, and LCD TV with pay-per-view channels.	Rooms at Pension Sa Domu Cheta are stylishly furnished and equipped with all modern comforts, including private bathrooms, wireless access Internet and an LCD television with pay-per-view channels.
Benefit from free internet access, including Wi-Fi throughout the lobby and your room.	Guests enjoy free Internet access, including wireless access in the lobby and in your rooms.
Wi-Fi access and bikes are provided free of charge.	Complimentary wireless access Internet access and free rental bikes are available for free.
All air conditioned rooms are en-suite, have sky TV, refreshment facilities, lap top sized safes, iron and ironing board, electric blackout blinds to ensure a good night's sleep, wi-fi, and telephones with modem connections.	All rooms have air conditioning, en suite bathroom, Sky TV channels, mini bar, laptop-sized safe, iron, ironing board, electric blackout blinds to ensure a good night's sleep, wireless access Internet access, and telephones with a modern connection.

Uploaded to an anarchy board via a Wi-Fi server at the university.	Uploaded to the anarchy board via a university wi-fi server.
The – the wires that electrocuted Andrew, they – they feed directly into a Wi-Fi tower right across the street.	The – the wires that electrocuted Andrew, they – they were connected to to the wi-fi tower across the street.
Of course there was wi-fi.	Of course there was wi-fi.
What laptop? Andy, your crime report says that there was wi-fi in the R.V., and Massey had a laptop charger.	Andy, your report says there was wi-fiand Massey also had a laptop charger.
~ So it's like a free roaming Wi-Fi?	It's like a free roaming wi-fi?

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