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What is 802.11ay and what could it mean for the iPhone

What is 802.11ay and what could it mean for the iPhone

Posted on February 27, 2020 By Jarvis

This ultra-fast, short-range wireless technology is good for very specific uses.

According to a recent rumor reported by Mac Otakara, the iPhone 12 set for release this fall will include 802.11ay wireless technology. It’s a super-fast, short-range wireless tech that has fairly limited uses, but it could be an exciting addition to Apple’s mobile lineup. Like Ultra Wideband in the iPhone 11, it’s a tech that may not be fully exploited at first, but could bring new capabilities down the road.
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