I'm downloading an itune now using wireless internet. I don't understand how the itune can be downloaded without a wired connection. Can someone explain this to me?
I'm downloading an itune now using wireless internet. I don't understand how the itune can be downloaded without a wired connection. Can someone explain this to me?
Invisible magic fairy dust floats to the heavens so that Jeebus can touch the magic dust and, with a wave, send it to it's destination with the desired information. At least that's how organized religion would have written it down a few thousand years ago.
At our house it doesn't work at all no matter how many times we have it fixed.
You incorrectly used an apostrophe.
Sometimes these guys are a little more down to earth:
which wireless internet ? there's many now.
Whichever one comes with itunes.
Check out the USC, UCLA, and UCSD websites since much of wireless internet technology came out of those three universities.
Doesn't Al Gore have a tutorial on this?
Check out the NTT Docomo site. From the 80s NTT led the commercial spec process and had the 1st widespread 1G, 3G, and 4G cellular service.
It's easy. You can use a spark plug to generate a radio signal.
Here, let me google that for you (lmgtfy)
That website is confusing. Can you provide a better link?
Does your car have a wired connection to any radio station? Does your TV have a wired connection to any earth orbiting satellite? Does your HR monitor have a wired connection to the chestbelt? Does your mobile phone have any wires coming out of it? How about your TV remote control? How about your Wii-mote? Do you have wireless keyboard and mouse?
It works wirelessly. Kind of like Pinocchio.
Of course, the answer is "no." But that doesn't tell me how wireless works. It just tells me that it does work. Idiot.
I works the same way your voice and ear works. Except that Electrons are modulated instead of Oxygen & Nitrogen.
How does it work? It works fine if the reception is good, and you've configured the security properly.What don't you get?I know how it works, and you don't.Why do you think that's my problem?And you went to a running discussion forum to find out.And you called me the idiot?!?
Dpwc wrote:
Of course, the answer is "no." But that doesn't tell me how wireless works. It just tells me that it does work. Idiot.
Radio Frequency or RF.