Wi-Fi 8 will focus on stability instead of speed, but I don't even care about Wi-Fi 7 yet
The core of Wi-Fi is broken and needs a rethink.
Wireless connectivity to the internet is ubiquitous, and to some, it's as necessary as breathing or staying hydrated. I can't exactly argue against that, as I realize how many times an hour I check my smartphone or rely on Wi-Fi for work, but I'm past caring about which standard I'm using. Wi-Fi 7 is still barely supported by devices, requires expensive routers, and isn't a significantly meaningful upgrade over Wi-Fi 6E.
