Understanding modulation

[camerart]

I think most people will be very unhappy if there phone battery is being drained and battery life shorted because their phone is being use to relay someone else's signal.
Transmitting takes a lot more battery energy than just receiving.

Hi C,
True, but perhaps it won't be too draining, if the distances are shorter between devices. Who knows what the future holds, we may get paid for being a relay. (Oo look a pig just flew by)
C.

 

[Ian Rogers]

You won't need data on a phone soon anyway!!! Virgin and BT are both hoping to set up permanent wifi using all the boxes in circulation.... So you can use wifi data anywhere... The signal will be stronger so the batteries will last longer... The phone will only be needed for voice calls.. Wow won't that be novel!! The very worst thing about my smartphone is the ability to make phone calls!!!

 

[camerart]

You won't need data on a phone soon anyway!!! Virgin and BT are both hoping to set up permanent wifi using all the boxes in circulation.... So you can use wifi data anywhere... The signal will be stronger so the batteries will last longer... The phone will only be needed for voice calls.. Wow won't that be novel!! The very worst thing about my smartphone is the ability to make phone calls!!!

Hi R,
I mainly use a stupid phone, for calls, texts and the odd photo.
My smartphone doesn't even have calls and texts, as I mainly use it as a MIFI. Although I have a few apps.
C.

 

[Mosaic]

Also coverage cannot scale properly in startup locations as it becomes subject to the consumer and consumer mobility. Nor can infrastructure be serviced as the infrastructure control is lost to the Service providers, who love control.

 

[camerart]

Also coverage cannot scale properly in startup locations as it becomes subject to the consumer and consumer mobility. Nor can infrastructure be serviced as the infrastructure control is lost to the Service providers, who love control.

Hi M,
No such word as cannot, sit back and be surprised
C.