Thread: Superhub & Wi-Fi Strength on Smartphones
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Old 25-11-2011, 18:48   #21
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Re: & Wi-Fi Strength on Smartphones
It'd be interesting to see if anyone who had a smartphone and a spare router, if there was a benefit in signal strength when using the standalone router over the SH or if the problem is in fact on the phone's wi-fi receiver. I wonder just how good the miniaturised to the nth degree wi-fi antennas are on a phone.
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