The Wi-Fi Alliance is launching its official Wi-Fi 6 certification program, which basically means having a faster Wi-Fi is not so distant.
With the certification program going live, tech companies will be able to market their new or upcoming devices as Wi-Fi 6 enabled, The Verge notes.
Wi-Fi 6 enhances speeds within a crowded network, from 3.5 Gbps to 9.6 Gbps. In real usage, the speed will be evident especially while on a shared or public network. One of the first set of smartphones to support Wi-Fi 6 are the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro.
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