No Signal? No Problem! goTenna Will Let You Communicate Without WIFI or Cell Signals

Today, almost everyone of us are smartphone addicts. We love to communicate with our friends via messages, social media etc. But when there is no network or WiFi signal, our most reliable smartphone devices become useless. That is where the goTenna comes in.

goTenna is a hardware/device which connects with your smartphone through bluetooth and let you communicate when there is no signal (no network or even WiFi). It is a handy device to let you connected with your friends and family.

goTenna is launching into pre-order today and will let you create your own closed network in which you can communicate. An app of this one will be available for both Android and iOS users.

goTenna have explained a bit more about how this device works here:

The device pairs wirelessly over BluetoothLE to the goTenna app (available on iOS and Android), allowing you to send and receive text messages and share GPS locations on beautiful offline maps via low-frequency radio-waves over relatively high range (up to 50 miles). The goTenna app has automatic message retry and will let you know when your message has been delivered to the intended recipient. You can create your own networks with goTenna, with the ability to designate specific individuals or groups as your message recipients, as well as opt into public conversations with others within range. Not only does the service offer end-to-end encryption and optional self- destructing messages, enabling users’ privacy, thanks to goTenna’s advanced networking protocols, no messages will interfere or overlap with each other.

The goTenna is now available for pre-order in pairs for $149 ($75/each). This is a special pre-order discount as the company tries to reach its $50,000 goal, but after discounted units sell out, the price will jump to $299 per pair.

Watch how goTenna works.