Serval Balloon Test @ Linux Conf Australia 2011 – The Serval Project – blip.tv
Serval Balloon Test @ Linux Conf Australia 2011 – The Serval Project – blip.tv.
Serval Balloon Test @ Linux Conf Australia 2011 – The Serval Project – blip.tv.
We have the footage of Dr Paul’s popular talk at the recent Linux Conference now available to watch:) From Megalomania to Prototype in Four Months – linuxconfau – blip.tv.
Android Software Connects Calls Without Mobile Carriers — InformationWeek.
How Phone-Powered Mesh Networks Could Help in Egypt: Mobile Technology News «. We are mentioned in this article via a reference to the Register coverage:)
Salim Fadhey interviewed our own Dr Paul today – and here is the result. This issue has been greatly on our minds with the political turmoil in Egypt, which has included the shutting down of the Internet. [UPDATED 7 Feb 2011] Mesh Networks in Authoritarian Regimes, with Dr. Paul Gardner-Stephen, founder of the Serval Project […]
Canalys: Android overtakes Symbian as world’s best-selling smartphone platform in Q4 2010 — Engadget. The incredible rise and rise of Android has met a defining moment- the time it became the market leader.
Now, cellphones that work without towers – The Times of India.
Just as it was during the recent uprisings in Tunisia, the role of social media in the recent upheaval in Egypt has been the subject of much debate since the unrest began on Thursday. Daily Show host Jon Stewart on Friday poked fun at the idea that Twitter might have played a key part in […]
The Serval BatPhone: Making Mesh Mobile Telephony Practical, Anywhere, Any Time. Paul Gardner-Stephen Conventional mobile telephone networks rely on the availability of significant and expensive infrastructure. While this model makes it possible for the resulting networks to offer strong service guarantees, it is not applicable to all situations. During disaster and unrest, the requisite infrastructure […]
A review of Serval & Buy This Satellite, and communications as human right concept. Really interesting piece! Revolutionising open communications