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Connected Everywhere: The Technology Making the Physical and Digital Worlds One
Connectivity has become an invisible foundation of modern technology. Wi-Fi links homes and workplaces, mobile networks keep devices connected on the move, Bluetooth joins nearby products and satellite systems are extending access into new environments. This edition examines the technologies that allow devices and services to communicate and how improving connectivity is changing what products can do. It explores the movement toward a world where computers, appliances, vehicles, sensors and personal devices increasingly operate as parts of connected digital ecosystems.
Editor's Note
Connectivity is easy to overlook when it works well, yet much of modern technology depends on the ability of devices to communicate reliably. Each generation of wireless technology expands what can be connected and where those connections can operate. This edition looks at the networks surrounding us and explores how Wi-Fi, mobile, satellite and short-range technologies are gradually joining the physical and digital worlds more closely together.
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