A new technology allows calls to automatically switch between satellite and traditional mobile networks, bridging the digital divide and connecting remote areas. This breakthrough was demonstrated by a call made to an engineer in a mountain region.
And users stuck in remote locations such as mountains or out at sea can also use the tech to connect toboss Margherita Della Valle yesterday revealed she had made a call using the tech to an engineer in a remote mountain region ofcall — made at midnight on January 1, 1985, by Michael Harrison to his father Sir Ernest, the founder of Vodafone.Ms Della Valle said the breakthrough would mean everyone will “be connected, no matter where they are”.
'Terrifying' video reveals Elon Musk's huge army of satellites as scientists warn of Starlink's 'hidden danger' She went on: “This will help close the digital divide, supporting people to keep in touch with family and friends, or work, as well as ensuring reliable rural connectivity in an emergency.” After further testing, the service is set to be rolled out by the end of the year before expanding intoHe said: “I can appreciate the value in being able to communicate with family and friends from remote and isolated locations.”The signal then travels via underground cables or fibre networks to the closest tower mast to the recipient, which then pings it to their phone.
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