Have you heard about MiFi, Is that any connection with WiFi ?

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  1. Kurias James profile image59
    Kurias Jamesposted 11 years ago

    Have you heard about MiFi, Is that any connection with WiFi ?

    I think its something like WiFi. But I don't know what it is. Is it a new technology ? 

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  2. sparkster profile image85
    sparksterposted 11 years ago

    Yes, I use Mi-Fi on my smartphone when Wi-Fi isn't available.  I'm not sure but I think this applies to the Three-pay network only.  It's basically a high-speed mobile internet connection.  It lets you use your smartphone as a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot so that you can connect other devices.

    1. Kurias James profile image59
      Kurias Jamesposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Thank you for the information. Let me know that , is MiFi work with 3G technology. Because here we have only 3G.

  3. rfmoran profile image72
    rfmoranposted 11 years ago

    A Mifi device is a great thing to have when you're in an area with no wifi. Mine (from Verizon) works with 4g - very fast.

  4. Rhonda_M profile image71
    Rhonda_Mposted 11 years ago

    Is this the same as tethering?  I was on a Greyhound, the Wifi wasn't working, I created a hotspot with my cell, so I could use my computer via wifi.

  5. Natashalh profile image73
    Natashalhposted 11 years ago

    As rfmoran says, WiFi is a device that is basically your own mobile, battery powered hot spot. I also have a Verizon MiFi "jetpack." It's actually what I use for my home internet connection!

    1. Rhonda_M profile image71
      Rhonda_Mposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      So it's a separate device other than the phone then?

  6. Ivan Ivanov profile image60
    Ivan Ivanovposted 11 years ago

    Actually I've heard about MiFi. I believe it stand for My WiFi and it basically is a portable Wi-Fi hot spot. It is kind-a useless nowadays, because most smartphones have the option to become portable Wi-Fi hot spots.

    Nowadays there are not only 3G, but also 4G MiFi devices.

    I believe the connection that MiFi provides is a bit better than the one your phone has, however if the mobile connectivity in your country is kind-a bad ( as for example in mine ), the device won't help you much ...

  7. JustSimple info profile image73
    JustSimple infoposted 11 years ago

    No it is not a new technology.

    It is really just a marketing scheme by companies.  WiFi is considered for big spaces like your home or a coffee shop.  Mifi, is for the individual person, to use when you are out and about on the go and need internet access right away.

 
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