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Hey this is Jackie again and on July 12, 2010 we went to interview Howard Huang. He is an electrical engineer for Bell Labs and he creates the info-structure for cell phone networks. We learned how a cell phone works. Some of the highlights of the interview was that we became aware of certain networks such as the mesh network. The mesh network is a network where cell phones can talk directly to one another, instead of going through the cell phone network tower. He used the example, lets say your in a cafeteria and you want to text all of your friends all at once directly then the mesh network will help you do that because all of the phones are in a way creating their own network separate from a t-mobile or sprint network.
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