Mobile devices connected by cellular service require a constant connection to a base station. As these devices move from place to place, they need to disconnect from one base station and connect to another. The process of transferring between base stations found in neighboring geographic areas is referred to as the handover course of action. During the handover course of action, the connection to the disconnected cellular device and the serving basic base station terminates. The quality of cell WiFi networks will suffer considerably from any handover latency as well as the supply decline percentage.