Abstract: Examples of electronic devices are described herein. In some examples, an electronic device includes a first network device and a second network device. In some examples, the electronic device includes a first radio and a second radio. In some examples, the first radio is to receive a transmission that includes an indicator. In some examples, the electronic device also includes a processor to determine a transmission power level for the first radio based on the indicator. In some examples, the processor is to determine a transmission frequency for the first radio based on the indicator. In some examples, the processor is to disable transmission of the second radio based on the indicator.

Abstract: In some examples, the disclosure describes a device that includes a radio device, a transmitter, and a processor to: instruct the radio device to perform a radio scan of an area, compare the radio scan to a previous radio scan by the radio device, determine an acceleration of the device based on the comparison, and activate the transmitter in response to the acceleration being below a threshold acceleration.

Abstract: In some examples, the disclosure describes a device that includes a radio device and a processor to: instruct the radio device to perform a radio scan of an area, compare the radio scan to a previous radio scan by the radio device, determine that the device has moved from a first location to a second location based on the comparison, and execute a global positioning system (GPS) request to identify the second location.

Abstract: In some examples, the disclosure describes a device, comprising: a processor, and a non-transitory memory resource storing machine-readable instructions stored thereon that, when executed, cause the processor to: activate a dynamic power reduction mode for a device in response to identifying the device is in a first power state associated with a first account, and deactivate the dynamic power reduction mode for the device in response to identifying the device is in a second power state associated with a second account.

Abstract: In some examples, the disclosure describes a device, comprising: a processor, and a non-transitory memory resource storing machine-readable instructions stored thereon that, when executed, cause the processor to: activate a dynamic power reduction mode for a device in response to identifying the device is in a first power state associated with a first account, and deactivate the dynamic power reduction mode for the device in response to identifying the device is in a second power state associated with a second account.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to device management. In some examples, a system may include a computing device comprising executable instructions to authenticate the computing device to a first wireless network, implementing a first level of security, while in an active state. A system may include a computing device comprising executable instructions to disconnect from the first wireless network responsive to entering a sleep state. A system may include a computing device comprising executable instructions to provide, from a basic input/output system (BIOS) of the computing device, a wireless parameter for a second wireless network implementing a second level of security. A system may include a computing device comprising executable instructions to connect to the second wireless network while in the sleep state.

Abstract: In an example, a wireless client station detects a first signal emitted by a first wireless access point and a second signal emitted by a second wireless access point. The wireless client station extracts a first set of data indicative of the signal strength and network congestion of the first wireless access point and a second set of data indicative of the signal strength and network congestion of the second wireless access point. The wireless client station then computes a first performance metric of first wireless access point, based on the first set of data, and a second performance metric of the second wireless access point, based on the second set of data. The wireless client station determines that the first performance metric is greater than the second performance metric and initiates a connection to the first wireless access point in response.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to transmission power adjustments. For example, a system for transmission power adjustments may comprise a processing resource and a memory resource storing readable instructions to cause the processing resource to determine a network type for a wireless connection from a plurality of network types, and alter a transmission power for a transmitter based on the network type for the wireless connection.

Abstract: Examples disclosed herein provide the ability to handle situations that may arise when error conditions exist for a networking device. In one example method at a client device, the client device scans for a first identifier associated with the networking device and, upon finding the first identifier, connects to the networking device. As an example, the client device disconnects from the networking device if an error condition exists for the networking device. As an example, if the error condition exists, the client device decreases a priority of the networking device relative to other networking devices for subsequent scans.

Abstract: In an example, a wireless client station detects a first signal emitted by a first wireless access point and a second signal emitted by a second wireless access point. The wireless client station extracts a first set of data indicative of the signal strength and network congestion of the first wireless access point and a second set of data indicative of the signal strength and network congestion of the second wireless access point. The wireless client station then computes a first performance metric of first wireless access point, based on the first set of data, and a second performance metric of the second wireless access point, based on the second set of data. The wireless client station determines that the first performance metric is greater than the second performance metric and initiates a connection to the first wireless access point in response.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to device management. In some examples, a system may include a computing device comprising executable instructions to authenticate the computing device to a first wireless network, implementing a first level of security, while in an active state. A system may include a computing device comprising executable instructions to disconnect from the first wireless network responsive to entering a sleep state. A system may include a computing device comprising executable instructions to provide, from a basic input/output system (BIOS) of the computing device, a wireless parameter for a second wireless network implementing a second level of security. A system may include a computing device comprising executable instructions to connect to the second wireless network while in the sleep state.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to transmission power adjustments. For example, a system for transmission power adjustments may comprise a processing resource and a memory resource storing readable instructions to cause the processing resource to determine a network type for a wireless connection from a plurality of network types, and alter a transmission power for a transmitter based on the network type for the wireless connection.

Abstract: Examples disclosed herein provide the ability to handle situations that may arise when error conditions exist for a networking device. In one example method at a client device, the client device scans for a first identifier associated with the networking device and, upon finding the first identifier, connects to the networking device. As an example, the client device disconnects from the networking device if an error condition exists for the networking device. As an example, if the error condition exists, the client device decreases a priority of the networking device relative to other networking devices for subsequent scans.