It’s hoped that Li-Fi will be used in the home as a secondary connection layer, thereby allowing for faster transfer speeds and the ability for more devices to connect to a compatible router at ...

In other words, you won’t notice it. A special dongle will do the trick to make today’s laptops and other devices capable of detecting Li-Fi. But down the road, your computer or smartphone ...

The game-changers in this scenario are the compatible devices that can synthesize this information rapidly. With Li-Fi, data is transferred at an accelerated rate compared to Wi-Fi, resulting in ...

Li-Fi functions as a Visible Light Communications ... The game-changers in this scenario are the compatible devices that can synthesize this information rapidly. Wi-Fi, also known as wireless ...

Another interesting new development is combining a Li-Fi signal with a solar cell. With a bit of clever engineering, the solar cell can both power a small device and receive the Li-Fi signal.

However, if research into Li-Fi continues, we may end up seeing more than the iPhone adopt the new standard for the quicker transfer of information between devices. ZDNet has reached out to Apple ...

At the moment, there aren’t a whole lot of products that support the new Li-Fi standard. The first device to support it — the Light Antenna ONE — was only revealed just this year.

Image: PureLiFi What if you could achieve a faster and more stable connection anywhere your device can see light? That's the promise of Li-Fi, a new standard that pulses regular old LED lights at ...

IEEE802.11bb defines rules for how Li-Fi enabled devices communicate with each other and data transfer speeds. According to IEEE, IEEE802.11bb allows data transmission and reception at speeds of ...