Idea: A growing number of people rely solely on a cellphone for their telephone service, and many more are considering giving up their landline phones according to a not-so-recent survey. Another trend we notice is that cellphone is not only growing to become de-facto standard for verbal communication but also getting more popular with electronic data exchange. The problem however is cellphone service network is usually too weak for fast internet, and many of us are unhappy with spotty cell reception indoors. It's true that we cannot force service providers to install more towers. The solution is neither economic not sustainable. An interesting data point to note is most of the time we're either at home or at workplace. How about a wireless base station for the home, which boosts your service network by piggybacking on your home's or workplace's wireless internet? Not only that the device could transmit over normal cell-phone frequencies and offer a reasonable coverage area. It could also make use of a broadband modem and could send calls over the Internet, and recipients could use either landline or a cellphone.
Reward: Your hand held just became more powerful! Plus now you can stop worrying about reception with your very own cellphone booster.
Bonus: With your cellphone connected to high speed internet, you can now go about playing LAN based computer games or online multi player games too!
Reward: Your hand held just became more powerful! Plus now you can stop worrying about reception with your very own cellphone booster.
Bonus: With your cellphone connected to high speed internet, you can now go about playing LAN based computer games or online multi player games too!
1 comment:
Sounds good.
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