Announced the "Facebook", on Thursday, announced the launch platform for wireless access open source OpenCellular, and the announcement came through a statement posted on its official website, is the new platform the latest social network initiatives in the area dedicated to delivering the Internet to remote areas of the public network equipment.
And it plans to "Facebook" Share the design specifications for the project OpenCellular with several other companies within the communications infrastructure TIP, which was created earlier this year project.
The company indicated that it has designed and tested open source platform wireless access and cost-effective, which aims to improve Internet connectivity in remote areas in the world.
OpenCellular platform was built based and compatibility with equipment projects Terragraph and Aries announced by the "Facebook" in the month of April.
OpenCellular differ from those projects as a low-cost, allowing service providers to offer a variety of connection speeds of cellular and wireless Internet access in rural and urban areas alike.
The focus Tarajrav Terragraph and exclusively on urban deployments, while I tried "Facebook" through Aries find out how technology can provide connecting points with OpenCellular flexible system.
A new platform OpenCellular work as a single network or as a cellular access point, depending on the possibilities of computing and storage own.
The platform also supports many mobile technologies, beginning with the second generation 2G contacts and access to contacts fourth-generation LTE wireless networks and Wi-Fi.
The new device has been designed to enable him to withstand extreme conditions such as high winds and high temperatures, and can be installed on a tree or a long pole or tower.
Facebook OpenCellular and tested within the laboratories at its headquarters in Menlo Park, Menlo Park, Calif., So that the employees using the platform for text messaging to send and receive SMS text messages, make phone calls, browse the Internet and through the second generation 2G connections.
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