redes wireless
[HÉ-diz wireless]
nounfemininepl: redes wireless
wireless networks
1. Computer networks that use radio waves or infrared signals to transmit data without physical cables or wires
Wireless networks allow devices to connect to the internet without being tethered by cables.
Redes wireless permitem que dispositivos se conectem à internet sem estar presos por cabos.
2. Specifically, Wi-Fi networks that enable internet connectivity in homes, offices, and public spaces
The coffee shop has free wireless networks for customers.
A cafeteria tem redes wireless gratuitas para os clientes.
3. Mobile networks that provide cellular connectivity for smartphones and tablets
4G and 5G are examples of wireless networks used by mobile devices.
4G e 5G são exemplos de redes wireless usadas por dispositivos móveis.
In Brazil, both 'redes wireless' and 'redes sem fio' are used interchangeably, with the English term being very common in tech and business contexts. The term reflects Brazil's adoption of English technology terminology, particularly in urban areas. Public Wi-Fi availability has become increasingly important in Brazilian cities, and the term is widely understood across demographics.
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