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Performance Boost: Dynamically Improving a Home's Wi-Fi Signal

Wi-Fi is a common technology that allows many digital devices in a home or office, including personal computers, smartphones, tablet computers, and televisions, to connect to the Internet wirelessly. Over one-half of the homes in the United States, and one-quarter of the homes in the world, have Wi-Fi. Today, Wi-Fi is used for everything from retrieving documents to playing games to streaming movies. As Internet penetration grows and more connected devices are used inside the home, Wi-Fi will become even more pervasive.