Posted Apr 26, 2008 at 12:15PM by Isaac C. Listed in: NASA, Spacecraft Tags: NASA, 3G, 4G
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NASA, m2mi team up to build space-bound networking system - Image 1While mobile technology is still content with the number 3, NASA already has its sights on the fifth generation telecommunications system, or 5G.

Working together m2mi, NASA plans to launch an armada of small satellites that only weight between 11 and 110 pounds. These satellites are appropriately called nanosatellites, and will be launched in groups called "constellations."

These satellites pave the way for 5G mobile technology, incorporating Voice Over Internet Protocol, video, data, wireless, and an integrated machine-to-machine intelligence layer in the technology.

Machine-to-machine intelligence, or m2mi, provides a seamless exchange and use of information between machines. We don't know how fast that is, but "very, very fast" would likely be an appropriate description. Hopefully, lags will be left behind in 3G.

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   by Binary - 2008-05-09
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wait a min did they say VOIP.


man I hope 5G touches here. so I can do some gaming as well.



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