This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. But just in case, here is a brief recap on what WiFi is, where you might use WiFi and why: Where you use WiFi and why: WiFi is a technology that allows you to wirelessly connect to the internet. You should use WiFi when: The WiFi network is secure You want faster internet connection Your phone has a strong WiFi signal You are traveling out of your home country international travel You are streaming a video You have a limited cellular data plan If and when WiFi is not available, however, you can turn to cellular internet also known as cellular data with your smartphone or tablet instead.
Where and when would I use cellular internet? You should use cellular data when: You can only connect to a public WiFi network or a network that is not secure The WiFi network is slow You have a weak WiFi signal You are in your home country You have an unlimited cellular data plan Why would I use cellular internet? Was this Helpful?
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These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. For more information see our Cookie Policy page. When sharing the Internet from your device, you provide a fast connection for your friends and family only. Providing free internet for your customers is a great marketing tactic to meet the demands and also attract customers.
Most places nowadays provide free Wi-Fi on their premises. If people know you have free internet, they are likely to stay longer, buy something and also mention that in the reviews they post. The quality of the internet you provide can set you apart from your competitors. Therefore, make sure you provide fast internet for the customers in your wireless hotspot.
And you don't need any dedicated routers for this - if your laptop's running, you can also use it to create the Wi-Fi hotspot for others to connect to. Turning your computer into a Wi-Fi hotspot is more economical compared to getting a MiFi device or purchasing a business internet plan to provide internet in your shop.
There is free software like Connectify Hotspot which you can use to turn your computer into a fully featured virtual router. This way, you can share any type of connection via Wi-Fi, be it another Wi-Fi network, a wired Ethernet connection or your tethered phone. If you use your computer as Wi-Fi hotspot, any bandwidth-consuming activities like streaming or online gaming will slow down the internet connection for the others. For example, if you want to edit a PDF document online, you should avoid using online editor, just to be sure you'll not lose connectivity.
In this example, get a desktop PDF editor and use it to edit your document. If you set up your device to be a Wi-Fi hotspot, your laptop or smartphone battery will drain faster.
To fix this problem, we recommend you keep your device plugged in for as long as other devices are connected to the internet through your hotspot. Now since we are aware of a particular thing we would be more benefited if we are also aware of the pros and cons advantages and disadvantages of using it. So let me put before you few of the Pros and Cons of using Wireless Pros : 1 Time-saver : Assume you are waiting for some important mail to arrive.
It is 12 in the noon and you have a long meeting from 1 PM to say 6 PM. You need to go to the cafeteria to have your lunch and at the same time need to forward the mail as soon as it arrives. Here the wireless plays a crucial role. You can take your laptop to the cafeteria and monitor your mailbox while having your lunch. As soon as you receive the mail you can forward it too. So, you are saving lot of time here and also able to complete multiple things at a time. For example, you may be attending a conference and just found out that one of the sessions you were planning on attending has been canceled.
Rather than waste the next hour, you can check e-mail, start compiling your trip report or do any other work online 4 Easy collaboration: Using wireless you can easily share files and information with others.
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