What is WiFi or a Wireless Fidelity system?
Wi-Fi or a Wireless Fidelity refers to a specific segment of the airwaves that can be used to send signals short distances, carrying anything from a baby monitor signal to an Internet connection. WiFi networks can be built by creating a mesh of radio antennae that send signals from one antenna to another. The Boston system would allow users to connect to the Internet anywhere they wanted: at home, at work, in a public park, at a coffee shop or restaurant.
