Bluetooth wireless technology used to create personal area networks. A personal area network or PAN is a small network that spans an area the size of a room and connects computers to wireless devices.

Bluetooth began as a cable replacement technology that was designed to facilitate communications between a computer and its peripheral devices. Examples of bluetooth enabled devices include (more…)

Wireless IP is an enabling technology that using the popularity of IP protocol. IP is part of TCP/IP that have been adopting anywhere, and by the facto is the standard protocol in data communication. For sometime wireless IP terminology is often interchangeable with Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD). This affordable CDPD wireless technology can transport data over analog cellular network with maximum of 19.2 kbps. (more…)

Good news for the makers of RFIC products for WiFi a new survey of 2000 Internet users from Strategy Analytics’ Connected Home Devices service says that the wireless home network is becoming a reality for millions of consumers.

“WiFi has become the preferred networking technology for affluent early adopters,” notes David Mercer, Principal Analyst at Strategy Analytics. “Rising ownership of laptop PCs and other portable Internet devices will make WiFi the dominant home networking choice for most broadband subscribers.”
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Wifi has become popular choices nowadays due to ease of installation and deployment. It is also give you mobility and convenience to access internet, which you will not get it if you use wired network. Business owners particularly in public area such as malls and coffee shops have begun to offer wireless access to their customers. More than ever, this internet access is provided as free service to attract more customer to come into their premises. (more…)