Is this not just connecting to the Internet over DSL and using the land line to make a phone call at the same time? One can run a Bitcoin app on a computer or other device using the Internet connection?
Edit: There is nothing new here. DSL technology has been around for close to 20 years.
Topic: 2014-04-02 Xerox Experimenting with Bitcoin - page 2. (Read 1500 times)
I'm trying to see the advantage.
People with cell phones have apps for BTC.
Sending over a land line....? For older people?
People with cell phones have apps for BTC.
Sending over a land line....? For older people?
... way to detect and differentiate data over a voice call and establish a dedicated p2p gateway ....
...technology would then allow Bitcoin to be sent across a phone using voice-coded in-band data over (a)symmetric cryptographically secured p2p gateway...
PRINT EXCLUSIVE @ Bitcoin Magazine (i.e. it can't be found on the website)
"Xerox Experimenting with Bitcoin"
Feb Issue released 3/31/14
have Amazon Prime -- Arrived today...
http://www.amazon.com/Bitcoin-Magazine-Issue-19-February/dp/1629515523/
...technology would then allow Bitcoin to be sent across a phone using voice-coded in-band data over (a)symmetric cryptographically secured p2p gateway...
PRINT EXCLUSIVE @ Bitcoin Magazine (i.e. it can't be found on the website)
"Xerox Experimenting with Bitcoin"
Feb Issue released 3/31/14
have Amazon Prime -- Arrived today...
http://www.amazon.com/Bitcoin-Magazine-Issue-19-February/dp/1629515523/
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