Common Causes of Wi-Fi Connectivity Problems
Imagine settling in for the night to watch a few episodes of your favorite binge-worthy TV show when suddenly, your streaming service stops loading, and all you can do is watch the Wi-Fi go in and out, hoping the endless buffering stops soon. You might be gritting your teeth just thinking about it ? you […]
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Imagine settling in for the night to watch a few episodes of your favorite binge-worthy TV show when suddenly, your streaming service stops loading, and all you can do is watch the Wi-Fi go in and out, hoping the endless buffering stops soon. You might be gritting your teeth just thinking about it ? you and 7 billion other people. The demand for Wi-Fi is now global. In a study, 75% of people reported that they?d be grumpier during a week without Wi-Fi than they would during a week without coffee. In fact, 60% of the same group said they couldn?t go without Wi-Fi for even one day!
When the Wi-Fi is down, our internet-dependent world quickly comes to a halt. Our emails stop loading, our virtual assistants stop responding, our tablets and laptops become useless, and our phones dip into our precious data supply. Approximately 71% of all our mobile communication occurs over wireless internet, according to Wi-Fi Alliance, and surveys say we like it that way. Wi-Fi is now the preferred medium for two-thirds of American consumers, partly because it yields significant savings on monthly ph...
The post Common Causes of Wi-Fi Connectivity Problems appeared first on Freshome.com.
Imagine settling in for the night to watch a few episodes of your favorite binge-worthy TV show when suddenly, your streaming service stops loading, and all you can do is watch the Wi-Fi go in and out, hoping the endless buffering stops soon. You might be gritting your teeth just thinking about it ? you and 7 billion other people. The demand for Wi-Fi is now global. In a study, 75% of people reported that they?d be grumpier during a week without Wi-Fi than they would during a week without coffee. In fact, 60% of the same group said they couldn?t go without Wi-Fi for even one day!
When the Wi-Fi is down, our internet-dependent world quickly comes to a halt. Our emails stop loading, our virtual assistants stop responding, our tablets and laptops become useless, and our phones dip into our precious data supply. Approximately 71% of all our mobile communication occurs over wireless internet, according to Wi-Fi Alliance, and surveys say we like it that way. Wi-Fi is now the preferred medium for two-thirds of American consumers, partly because it yields significant savings on monthly ph...
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