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Comment: This is intriguing ....when your cellphone service  is unavailable.  The portable antenna connects to a smartphone via a Bluetooth Low Energy link.

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By Patrick ThibodeauJuly 25, 2014 03:39 PM ET Computerworld - A Brooklyn-based startup called goTenna has created a portable antenna that may just save the day when cellular service is unavailable.

The portable antenna connects to a smartphone via a Bluetooth Low Energy link. Once connected, users with either an iOS or Android app can then send text messages through the antenna. (The recipient must also have a goTenna, and consequently the product is sold in pairs.)

 

ComputerWorld/ Full Read Here/ http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9249979/A_new_tool_for_disasters_The_personal_antenna
It's cool and very useful when there is no network. The other person also must have a goTenna. So if it's gonna be any useful, it has to become popular. I'll be keeping an eye on it. Thanks for sharing the article Anthony.:)

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