Shulou(Shulou.com)05/31 Report--

­for many urbanites and mobile phone gangs, going out to public places such as restaurants and waiting rooms, looking for Wi-Fi may be the first thing to do when sitting down.

Fortunately, there are more and more free Wi-Fi deployments without encryption, which is really convenient.

However, there is a problem with connecting these Wi-Fi. If there are more options, how do you know who is the fastest?

Usually, you may need to try one by one, but this is a waste of time. According to foreign media reports, a new feature on Android 8.1 greatly facilitates users with the above needs.

Specifically, on Android 8.1, the Wi-Fi source list will add a speed tag to the unencrypted open i-Fi, that is, leave the identification of its connection speed to the machine to complete ahead of time, and intuitively inform the user.

In this way, friends who have no traffic and are eager to surf the Internet can combine the signal and speed to decide whose card to turn.

So, here comes the question: what is the correspondence between label and speed?

­Slow (slow) = 0-1Mbps

­OK (good) = 1 Mbps-5Mbps

­Fast (fast) = 5Mbps-20Mbps

­Very Fast (extreme speed) = 20Mbps+

At the same time, Google also suggests scenarios for each tag, such as connecting to Slow (slow) Wi-Fi, making Internet phone calls, sending messages, etc., on OK (good) networks, browsing the web, social media, listening to cloud music, etc., as for Fast and better conditions, online video will be pressure-free.

According to the ­Android G+ account, the feature has been officially launched on Android 8.1.

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