The device is launching into pre-order today, and lets users create their own closed network on which they can communicate. Here’s how it works: Let’s say you’re out in the woods camping with a big ...
The GoTenna Mesh is a useful tool that creates a private mesh network for long-range communication and GPS access where cellular connectivity isn't available. Lets you share text, location, and maps ...
GoTenna, which created an off-the-grid communication device of the same name that earned our Editors' Choice, is rolling out a new product—the GoTenna Mesh. Where the first GoTenna product was able to ...
Tactical and preparedness expert Cliff, The Urban Prepper, explains how the goTenna Mesh communication system works.
For all of our dependency on mobile phones, there are still quite a few places in this world you can't get a wireless signal, from mountaintops to national parks to rural highways and even the ...
The original goTenna, which debuted last year, was a pretty slick backcountry communications tool. The battery-powered stick paired with a smartphone via Bluetooth, allowing you to send text messages ...
If you've ever been at a music festival where too many people are trying to use their phones, or wandered away from your friends on a hike, you're probably familiar with the drag of losing cell ...
This article originally appeared in TV Technology. I’ve seen several articles recently on the “goTenna” and decided to investigate it. It’s is a device that’s about six inches long (expandable to ...
Losing touch with the outside world during calamitous events like natural disasters is still a serious concern even in this age of what seems to be constant connectivity. goTenna addresses this ...
GoTenna, the device for people who want to stay connected when they don’t have cell signal, has found a natural launch partner — outdoor equipment retailer REI. Daniela Perdomo, goTenna’s CEO and ...
Our modern, wired society often romanticizes going off the grid. Pack-toting hikers bravely venture into areas without electricity or — gasp! — cell service, unfortunately inhibiting the posting of ...
I've seen several articles recently on the “goTenna” and decided to investigate it. It’s is a device that’s about six inches long (expandable to eight-inches) and one-inch wide and is designed to ...