xEnOn
Newbie   Posts: 1 Registered: 28/6/07 Status: Offline |
posted on 28/6/07 at 09:51 |
hi everyone, this is my first post on this
site.
well, i was first looking for bluetooth related
stuff and thought maybe wifi could do the same
and that's how i found this site.
anyway, i was having this idea where wifi could
connect a phone to a computer and transfer files?
so say like my phone has the wifi ability. is
there a way where my phone could establish a
connection with my computer, and then my computer
will have access to the files in my phone, just
like how i could see and access the files when
i have my phone plugged to my computer with a
usb cable.
i am pretty new to wifi and bluetooth kind of
technologies as in i have very little knowledge on
how it works and what are it's capabilities. i
only use wifi for my internet connection and that's
all i know wifi could do for me. i was
thinking of expanding the idea of wifi for not
just internet connection, but transfering of data
wireless as well.
hope to get some advices on this. thanks! 
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rfengr
Junior Member   Posts: 13 Registered: 8/11/07 Status: Offline |
posted on 9/11/07 at 23:42 |
xEnOn,
If your phone can go into Ad Hoc mode you
could put your Computer into Ad Hoc mode and you
should be able to connect Phone to Computer.
Bluetooth may be a better solution for file
transfer to phones. The main reason is power usage.
Wifi uses high power IC and draws a lot of
current. This translates to a really short battery
life. Bluetooth uses IC that are very low power
thus the 10m link limit. But your battery will
last longer. Wifi has high transfer rate compared
to Bluetooth. But I would think that battery
duration would be very important in a phone.
Best......RFengr |
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Hosam
Junior Member Posts: 2 Registered: 3/4/08 Status: Offline |
posted on 6/4/08 at 07:30 |
There Is Many Point :
1- WiFi Is Faster Than BlueTooth (How Ever There
Is Many Tries To Develop BlueTooth For Increase
Data Rate )
2- Bluetooh Is Less Cost Compare To WiFi
3- Bluetooth offer Serves More Compatable For This
Idea
4- WiFi is used In Application More Complex Such
Local Area Networking
And More...
So I prefer Use BlueTooth
[Edited on 6/4/2008 by Hosam] |
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