👉 Cordless computing refers to the use of electronic devices and services that operate without being physically connected to a wired network infrastructure, such as Ethernet cables or power outlets. This technology enables users to access and utilize computing resources, including internet connectivity, storage, and applications, through wireless devices like laptops, smartphones, tablets, and wireless routers. Cordless computing relies on wireless communication protocols, such as Wi-Fi or cellular networks, to establish a connection between devices and the internet or local network. This flexibility allows for greater mobility and convenience, as users can work, communicate, and access data from virtually anywhere without being tethered to a fixed location, making it particularly valuable in remote or dynamic environments.
