Rice University engineering researchers have made a breakthrough that could allow wireless phone companies to boost throughput on their networks by as much as 70 percent without adding a single cell tower. Rice's new "full-duplex" technology allows wireless devices like cell phones and electronic tablets to both "talk" and "listen" to wireless cell towers on the same frequency -- something that requires two separate frequencies today.
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nice .... really we need something fast technology in wireless . no request time out
DEATH254878 5 months ago
an american university?
fleemonstay 5 months ago
Finally, inovation!
MrDimachiavelli 5 months ago
@RadojeFrom bit rate can be the same or even slightly lower. But you will be doing more transactions for the same amount of time, so the throughput will be higher.
rbluem 5 months ago
wow
iamhariraj 5 months ago
that´s what we need.
but whats about the bit rate? is it the same, or is it faster as well?
RadojeFrom 5 months ago
This is awesome same resources can be used to upgrade the technology...
ebnezar 5 months ago 2