Wireless communication standards

Wireless communication standards are like universal languages that enable devices such as phones and computers to connect without cables. They define how data is transmitted over the airwaves, ensuring compatibility and reliable performance. Examples include Wi-Fi (used for internet inside homes), Bluetooth (short-range connectivity for devices), and cellular standards like 4G or 5G (for mobile phone networks). Each standard specifies the technology, speed, range, and protocols to optimize communication, allowing devices from different manufacturers to work together seamlessly in various environments.