Wireless internet is the access to the internet via a wireless network connection. They provide an internet connection but without a wired network. Other mobile data and WIRELESS Fitness are the two main two types of wireless internet available. Wireless fidelity is distinguished by the Wi-Fi trademark. This technology drives local area wireless networking's ability to provide broadband for Internet connections. Usually, Internet service providers or ISPs provide Wi-Fi services. Using Wi-Fi, they set up point-to-point or point-to-multipoint wireless networks that users with suitable devices may access by laying down wires. Companies that provide online services—often known as Internet Service Providers (ISPs—have their consumers pay a monthly membership fee to use Wi-Fi in a built-up region. Wi-Fi does, however, have several limitations, including the restricted connection range—that of the network equipment. Mobile data services are wireless communications made accessible via cellular mobile networks. Thanks to cellular network services, consumers may search the Internet from anywhere. The kind of mobile network affects the speed. As opposed to 3G or 2G networks, the 4G LTE networks provide somewhat better speeds. Users of wireless carriers register for mobile data plans and then utilize mobile data connection via smartphones, tablets, and other cellular-enabled devices. Mobile data services are more expensive than traditional WI-Fi connections as the concept of mobility is one of their strongest advantages.