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1. A temporary and spontaneous wireless network formed between devices for a specific purpose without the need for a central infrastructure.
2. A decentralized wireless network where each node cooperates to distribute network data, often used for increased coverage and improved reliability.
3. The power level of a wireless signal, indicating the quality of communication between devices.
4. A wide area network that extends over a large geographical area to connect multiple smaller networks.
5. A local area network that provides network connectivity to devices within a limited area.
6. A network that enables mobile devices to connect to the internet via wireless communication.
7. The transmission of information between devices without the use of physical connections or cables.
8. A wireless network that uses satellites to provide coverage over large geographic areas, often used for communication in remote locations.
9. A technology that allows electronic devices to connect to a wireless local area network (WLAN) and access the internet.
10. A network composed of interconnected cells that provide coverage for mobile communication.
11. A wireless technology standard used for short-range communication between devices.
12. The ability for a mobile device to maintain connectivity while moving between different wireless networks or cells.
13. A type of computer network that allows devices to connect and communicate wirelessly.