For other uses wireless, see (disambiguation)

For other uses wireless, see (disambiguation). wireless communication is the disclosure of information over a distance without the use of electric conductors or “son”. [1] The distance may be short (a few metres, the television remote control) or very long (thousands, even millions of kilometres of radio-communication). When the context is clear, the notion is often reduced “wireless.” Wireless communication is generally regarded as a branch of telecommunications. It includes various types of fixed networks, mobile devices and two portable radio, mobile phones, personal digital assistants (PDA) and wireless networking. Other examples of wireless technology includes GPS units, openers garage door and garage doors or wireless-computer mouse and keyboards, satellite television and wireless phones.