The upcoming iPhone 13 series will offer new features related to the camera, display and software. It is also expected to offer better battery life along with improved performance. With these, Apple is also said to offer support for the latest WiFi 6E standard that was announced in January last year. WiFi 6E support is already starting to appear in some smartphones, laptops and is expected to be available on all devices soon. Here\u2019s everything you need to know about WiFi 6E.<\/b>
\nThe upcoming iPhone 13 series will offer new features related to the camera, display and software. It is also expected to offer better battery life along with improved performance. With these, Apple is also said to offer support for the latest WiFi 6E standard that was announced in January last year. WiFi 6E support is already starting to appear in some smartphones, laptops and is expected to be available on all devices soon. Here\u2019s everything you need to know about WiFi 6E.1 10 What is WiFi 6E and how is it different from WiFi 6 When it comes to WiFi, you are already familiar with two WiFi bands– 2.4GHz and 5GHz. With 2.4GHz, the range of WiFi gets increased while 5GHz offers more data speeds. Now, there is a third band: 6GHz, with the introduction of WiFi 6E. The new standard is simply WiFi 6 technology in the 6GHz spectrum. RELATED What is WiFi 6EWiFi 6E routersWiFi 6EWiFi internetiphone 13appleWiFi 2 10 What is the need for WiFi 6E With WiFi 6E, you can expect faster data speeds but what\u2019s more important is that your WiFi network (on WiFi 6E) will be free of any congestion and you will not see WiFi connectivity dropping on your device. RELATED apple 3 10 How does WiFi 6E solve the problem of network congestion The new WiFi 6E standard in 6 GHz addresses Wi-Fi spectrum shortage by providing contiguous spectrum blocks to include 14 additional 80 MHz channels and 7 additional 160 MHz channels. This is needed for high-bandwidth applications that require faster data throughput such as high-definition video streaming and virtual reality. \u201cWi-Fi 6E devices will leverage wider channels and additional capacity to deliver greater network performance and support more Wi-Fi users at once, even in very dense and congested environments,\u201d explained the Wi-Fi Alliance. RELATED apple 4 10 Will WiFi 6E offer faster WiFi internet speeds If you go by the specifications, the top speed of WiFi at 5GHz and 6GHz is the same– 9.6Gbps. That\u2019s the maximum speed that can be achieved by the current WiFi 6 standard. In reality, commercial internet service providers won\u2019t be able to deliver such speeds. But speed isn\u2019t the problem with 5GHz WiFi, the real issue is spectrum availability and with 6GHz (WiFi 6E), there will be four times more bandwidth, ultimately helping smartphones get higher speed internet. RELATED apple 5 10 Will Apple offer WiFi 6E support in all new iPhones Apple is reportedly said to add support for WiFi 6E in its upcoming range of iPhone 13. As per a report by DigiTimes, Apple is preparing to offer WiFi 6E in all its future iPhones. RELATED apple 6 10 When will WiFi 6E be available for all smartphones As per a report by DigitTimes, \u201cThe new WiFi technology is expected to become a standard feature of both iOS and Android smartphones in 2022.\u201d RELATED apple 7 10 What do you need to get WiFi 6E connectivity To get WiFi 6E, you would need to get a new router that supports it and will be able broadcast connectivity at 6GHz. If you are using fiber broadband internet services at your home then you will have to wait for the operator– JioFiber, Airtel Xstream, ACT or others– to provide WiFI 6E supported routers to use the new technology. RELATED apple 8 10 How to connect to WiFi 6E networks With all modern dual-band routers, you get to choose to connect 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi networks, with WiFi 6E routers, you will get three options– 2.4GHz,5GHz and 6GHz. If you choose 6GHz, you can expect a more reliable connection as most of your neighbours and surrounding WiFi networks will be using the congested 2.4GHz or 5GHz networks. RELATED apple 9 10 How to know whether a router supports WiFi 6E or not WiFi 6E supported devices will come with the badge– \u201cWi-Fi CERTIFIED 6: Worldwide Wi-Fi 6E interoperability\u201d RELATED apple<\/p>\n