Researchers Believe Nanoresonators Could Fix Dropped Calls

[Guest]

Scientists at Purdue University believe that nanoresonators might be useful to reduce the number of dropped calls, busy signals and negatively impacted data downloads in cellphones and other mobile devices.

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[madjimms]

Would be helpful if we could zoom into the pic.... Clicking it just makes a page pop-up with the EXACT same size image.

 

[getochkn]

[citation][nom]madjimms[/nom]Would be helpful if we could zoom into the pic.... Clicking it just makes a page pop-up with the EXACT same size image.[/citation]

Welcome to Toms 1994 graphics system for there site. You forgot to mention the pop-up is after clicking brings you to a new page, so you have to close a window, and then go back to get back to the article, all to see the same image 3 times the exact same size.

 

[joytech22]

Could they use this same technology for ADSL2+ and improve the SNR of our connections...?
That could possibly boost my internet speed quite high.

 

[boiler1990]

Boiler up!

 

[jdog2pt0]

[citation][nom]joytech22[/nom]Could they use this same technology for ADSL2+ and improve the SNR of our connections...?That could possibly boost my internet speed quite high.[/citation]

It's called VDSL. It's the next technology up from ADSL, and if I remember correctly it's allows up to 100mbps. My ISP just recently upgraded from ADSL to VDSL and we're on a 40mbps package.

 

[A Bad Day]

And the bandwidth caps with connection throttling will still stay in place.

 

[sixdegree]

"a tiny beam of silicon that vibrates when voltage is applied."

A miniaturized vibrator then? Thank you science.

 

[Antimatter79]

A concept actually deserving of a patent.

 

[thecolorblue]

[citation][nom]A Bad Day[/nom]And the bandwidth caps with connection throttling will still stay in place.[/citation]
this

 

[freggo]

[citation][nom]sixdegree[/nom]A miniaturized vibrator then? Thank you science.[/citation]

There will be a 'black edition' of course

And I shut up now

 

[aliassund]

Will not work. This tiny structure is not capable of handling the power that sometimes hits the receiver of a cell phone or other wireless device.

 

[nebun]

the only thing that can fix dropped calls is upgrading and adding new towers to handle more traffic, not some unproven tech

 

[freggo]

[citation][nom]nebun[/nom]the only thing that can fix dropped calls is upgrading and adding new towers to handle more traffic, not some unproven tech[/citation]

I do not know who you are of course, but my money is on those "Scientists at Purdue University".
I have a feeling they know what can and can not be done