Comments by "DynamicWorlds" (@dynamicworlds1) on "ColdFusion" channel.

  1. +Jake Adams exactly Most in-pocket uses for internet connection are pretty low-bandwidth, so will be fine staying on wifi, but higher bandwidth applications like games and video are generally things you need to have your phone out for anyway. Not to mention we're running out of radio bandwidth for how we currently handle wireless internet, so we need another section of the spectrum to continue current growth.
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  2. +Paul Gatto true, but you could just run ethernet cables to your light sources, add a small amount of hardware and a central router and you're done. It's also possible that more developed versions of this technology may be able to bounce off of white walls (and baring that, a simple set of mirrors could greatly extend your line of sight)
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