Wireless Technology Disadvantages

As the years pass by, the technology of the world advances rapidly. The remarkable inventions from being able to fold laptops to suitable-sized phones intended to lessen the burdens of an individual, today’s technology, no doubt, is outstanding and to think that there would be great minds to come up with new creations in the future is more astonishing. One of the greatest inventions is the wireless technology, which is a type of network that connects a user to the internet by using radio waves. Although it’s on the list of the best innovations, it still has its setbacks on today’s society. The purpose of this research is to open up the minds of the readers to both positive and negative sides of having wireless technologies.

The first and most central advantage of having a wireless network is that, it eases the wallets and minds of the users. The reasons for that are: it requires no cables for computers, it involves lower long term costs for maintenance since there is less equipment for it, it reduces the chance of tripping accidents as there aren’t many cables on the floor when having it, it decreases the chance of wasting time since a user just have to plug one cable in order to have a good network, and it lessens the need to spend money since it’s cheaper to install compared to wired networks. According to a survey done by a firm named “Deloitte”, that there 93 percent of American tablet owners, 71 percent of phablet consumers and 64 percent of smartphone users prefer to