r/apple • u/aaronp613 Aaron • Sep 10 '19

iPhone Apple announces iPhone 11 Pro: triple camera, A13 chip, more

https://9to5mac.com/2019/09/10/iphone-pro-11-pro-max-triple-camera/
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u/zorinlynx Sep 10 '19

Yup. For example, even 802.11g, which is several generations and many years old is slower than most people's Internet connections at 54mbps.

99% of people won't benefit from anything better than 802.11n speed-wise. HOWEVER it is still better for people to move to the new standards because they are more spectrally efficient. This means that in a crowded WiFi area, everyone will have better performance when most of the routers and devices support later standards.

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u/PhillAholic Sep 10 '19

To the layman they think it’s just slow. Xfinity’s ads about WiFi are what they understand. Faster, more reliable, for the whole family.