Where The Wires End
See all the findings here: http://www.xirrus.com/where-the-wires-end-study/ With more devices on the planet than people, it goes without saying that wireless is no longer a bonus - its a necessity. By the end of 2015, Gartner expects 4.9 billion connected things to saturate the market (up 30 percent from 2014). By 2020, that number jumps to 25 billion. Today, users expect to connect wirelessly - and they expect this ability everywhere. Millions of new wireless devices are activated daily, and it is Wi-Fi that enables the mass adoption, use and innovation of the connected devices that reign in all aspects of our lives. We have become a mobile, wireless-reliant society. Xirrus set out to identify specific Wi-Fi usage trends. To achieve this, we surveyed over 300 individuals between 18 and 75 about how they connect, where they connect and what they do when connected. The findings that emerged not only reveal the far-reaching impact of Wi-Fi in our daily lives, but also its importance to the future of how we communicate.
