Cellular Antennas Could Piggyback on Broadcast Airwaves in Emergencies

Mashable 2014-07-29

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University of British Columbia graduate student Mai Hassan is testing a system that would let cell phones use their smart antennas to send calls over broadcast airwaves, without interfering with existing TV or radio signals.

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