Use of Wi-Fi routers or cause Internet speeds to decrease by 30%

Flight imaging (compiler 文慧) it is reported that the use of Wi-Fi routers to give up dedicated fixed broadband may lead to a reduction in domestic broadband internet speed by about One-third, while caching time increases add.　　Although the slow speed of the internet does not have a significant impact on the mail or web browsing, it will affect network telephony and video services, mainly due to long cache time. "Our data shows that, in many cases, Wi-Fi connectivity greatly reduces broadband performance," Jpcurley, chief technology officer Epitiro of the International network benchmarking firm. Consumers who are experiencing problems with Wi-Fi networking should take measures such as improving the home environment or connecting directly to wired Ethernet. "Many Wi-Fi routers share the same default communication channel, which can result in urban disturbances, causing a drop in or slow speed." Consumers can improve service quality by selecting different modem channels.　　The speed of Wi-Fi is not limited to physical barriers (such as walls, doors and furniture), but also to devices that come from the same frequency (including baby monitors, TV remote controls, microwave ovens, garage door opener, cordless phones, etc.). However, Epitiro also found that, whether using Wi-Fi or wired Internet, the Web page download time is basically the same, which shows that the quality of consumer experience is not always directly related to speed.　　Because many of the text that makes up a Web page is small, web download times are generally not affected by changes in network speed. From November 2010 to February 2011, Epitiro monitored the network usage of 14,001 respondents in Britain, the United States, Italy and Spain. 56% of them through Wi-Fi internet access, 44% via wired Ethernet.　　Epitiro uses its experience analysis solution for IPQ quality testing. Based on the results of the analysis, Epitiro suggested that Internet service providers should detect the quality of the user experience and the quality of the network service, ensure that the service can meet customer requirements, while providing users with low Wi-Fi internet access.　　Regulators can also benefit from the user experience quality analysis and learn about the actual operation of applications on consumer devices such as e-mail, web browsing, internet TV and internet telephony. Consumers can monitor their broadband performance daily by downloading ' isposure ' test applications from the Web site.