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I've no issue with what you describe, I will question whether a high density London road may not be representative, anecdotally a foreign guest commented that h
by tudorw 9y ago
I've no issue with what you describe, I will question whether a high density London road may not be representative, anecdotally a foreign guest commented that he was amused by my concept of a busy place, he remarked that even in the busiest places in London his personal space was respected in a way he would not expect in his local village. Peer to peer has loads of potential, I can imagine a combination approach that makes the best of all available spectrum and falls back to a paid access tier if things get bad, this is an interesting area of technology as investment and innovation is less likely to come from the incumbent.
- vidarh 9y agoEven with 10x the density, you'd need very penetration to be able to create a mesh. I do agree that peer to peer has potential, but I think as I mentioned it has more potential as a "house to house" than "person to person" thing unless it gets adopted by one of the major mobile networks and pushed very aggressively (e.g. either made compulsory or pushed hard with discounts).