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WIFI DETECTORS

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DEFINITION OF WIFI DETECTORS

A device used to detect and analyze the presence of Wi-Fi networks (hotspots). A WiFi detector can be a standalone handheld device that requires batteries to operate or a USB device that can be connected to your computer or laptop.
This type of devices has many different names, usually based on the brand name of the product itself. Alternative names for a Wi-Fi detector include Wi-Fi scout, Wi-Fi finder, and hotspot detector.

TRAVEL GADGETS IN WIFI DETECTORS

1 Wifi Hotspot Detector : while travelling on unknown streets and if you need the internet, then it will detect where the wifi signal is really strong
2 Garmin Oregon 200: gone are the days to hold a map in hand while travelling, use this high sensitivity GPS receiver
3 Special T-shirt : you can wear it to know where the wifi signals are. More the line, stronger the signal
4 Signal boosters : these gadgets contain much larger antennas than the others so as to catch weak wifi signals in the area

PLACES WHERE WIFI DETECTORS ARE USED

1 Homes
2 Offices
3 Shopping malls
4 Cinema halls
5 Airports
6 Bus stands
7 Railways
8 Metros
9 Factories
10 Police stations

TYPES OF WIFI DETECTORS

1 Bluetooth technology : Blue tooth is the wireless data transfer device that makes use of the radio technology with the spread spectrum for the purpose of communication
2 3G technology : 3G stands for Third Generation (of mobile phones) and it enables increased data-handling rates and high speed bandwidth
3 4G technology: 4G is a multi purpose and versatile technology hence it can utilize almost all of the packet switched technologies. It can use both orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) and orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA).