Wireless hotspot handover method, mobile terminal and storage medium

A mobile terminal, operating in a double-chip manner and comprising:

• a memory storing processor-executable instructions;
• a first wireless module and a second wireless module, wherein the first wireless module and the second wireless module are implemented through double chips, the first wireless module and the second wireless module each being a Wi-Fi chip;
• and
• a processor arranged to execute the stored processor-executable instructions to perform steps of:
• when it is determined that a first wireless link serving as a current network link meets a first preset condition, establishing a second wireless link with a second wireless hotspot through the second wireless module, and keeping the first wireless link connected, wherein the first wireless link is established by the mobile terminal with a first wireless hotspot through the first wireless module;
• and
• when it is determined that the second wireless link meets a second preset condition, handing over the current network link from the first wireless link to the second wireless link so that a network is accessed through the second wireless link to implement seamless handover between wireless hotspots through the double-chip manner;
• wherein the processor is further configured to:
• after the current network link is handed over from the first wireless link to the second wireless link, detect stability of the second wireless link.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having stored thereon a set of instructions arranged to execute a wireless hotspot handover method, applied to a mobile terminal operating in a double-chip manner and comprising a first wireless module and a second wireless module, wherein the first wireless module and the second wireless module are implemented through double chips, the first wireless module and the second wireless module each being a Wi-Fi chip, the method comprising:

• when it is determined that a first wireless link serving as a current network link meets a first preset condition, establishing a second wireless link with a second wireless hotspot through the second wireless module, and keeping the first wireless link connected, wherein the first wireless link is established by the mobile terminal with a first wireless hotspot through the first wireless module;
• and
• when it is determined that the second wireless link meets a second preset condition, handing over the current network link from the first wireless link to the second wireless link so that a network is accessed through the second wireless link to implement seamless handover between wireless hotspots through the double-chip manner;
• the method further comprising:
• after the current network link is handed over from the first wireless link to the second wireless link, detecting stability of the second wireless link.

A wireless hotspot handover method, applied to a mobile terminal operating in a double-chip manner and comprising a first wireless module and a second wireless module, wherein the first wireless module and the second wireless module are implemented by a manner of simulating double chips on a single chip, the method comprising:

• when it is determined that a first wireless link serving as a current network link meets a first preset condition, establishing a second wireless link with a second wireless hotspot through the second wireless module, and keeping the first wireless link connected, wherein the first wireless link is established by the mobile terminal with a first wireless hotspot through the first wireless module;
• and
• when it is determined that the second wireless link meets a second preset condition, handing over the current network link from the first wireless link to the second wireless link so that a network is accessed through the second wireless link to implement seamless handover between wireless hotspots through the double-chip manner;
• the method further comprising:
• after the current network link is handed over from the first wireless link to the second wireless link, detecting stability of the second wireless link.