New Technology “Open Garden” - Download, text, and even hear music without cellular signal
Open Garden is now offering their
communications technology based on torrents
A new technology could
enable a group of phones to ‘talk' to each other using only their on-board WiFi
or Bluetooth wireless. Each time you hit send after keying in a chat message, a
series of events happens. The text along with your emojis gets digitised,
converts into a stream of digital packets that whiz through the cellular or
WiFi network your device is connected, and then makes its way to the receiver
who may be sitting across the room or on the other side of the globe. All of
this is facilitated by a fabric that connects today's devices - the
all-pervasive mobile data network. But there are instances - in the absence of
this network - when critical communications can grind to a standstill. From
war-torn regions to riot-hit situations where cellular service may be
intermittent or absent, the lack of the ability to communicate can be
devastating. A company called Open Garden has been working on a technology to
alleviate this.
Source | Daily News Analysis | 3 March 2017
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