Do you still use the words Internet and Wi-Fi interchangeably? Here are the core differences between the Internet and Wi-Fi.

Often lumped together, but WLAN and WiFi are not the same thing Photo: Getty Images The terms “WLAN” and “WiFi” are often used to describe the wireless network in your own home or Internet access in a ...

As a result, Wi-Fi 6 wireless networks can handle large data transfers back and forth between wireless devices and APs without data buffer delays. Therefore, a greater number of users (than Wi-Fi 5) ...

As the IoT continues to expand, wireless protocols need to support applications that require higher network capacity, faster data rates, and more robust security. A comparison of Wi-Fi HaLow with ...

Much like cellular internet goes through generational upgrades — 3G, 4G, 5G — so does wireless networking technology. You may have heard people refer to these generations by their titles, like Wi-Fi 5 ...

Wifi can be a tricky thing. Even if you have a home within the square footage of your router's listed range, you might not always have the best signal (or any signal at all) in far corners of the ...