Are we going full wireless?

The short answer to this question is “yes”. However, how soon is yet to be determined. It’s probably not going to take too long if the current technology development speed is anything to go by. How many wireless-enabled gadgets do you have in your possession already? At the very least, a Wi-Fi router seems to be present in many if not most homes in the USA. With Wi-Fi Internet at home, we can get rid of all the cords that come with printers and scanners. Smart TVs usually connect to the world network via Wi-Fi as well (though you can choose to use a cable if your wireless speed is somewhat slow-ish). The Internet of Things (IoT) is spreading at an unbelievable rate. Wi-Fi helps elderly and physically-challenged to participate in modern society’s life actively; wireless automation within industries simplifies and accelerates production processes. We install more and more gadgets in our homes that can be controlled from a tablet or a phone, regardless of where we are. Smart homes mostly work using Wi-Fi, allowing you to control your family’s safety and comfort even when you’re not at home—just a few touches to your smartphone’s display can grant you access…