Topic: IUNGO.NETWORK Global WiFi Network - page 29. (Read 31671 times)

Hello Community,

Today, we got reviewed by ICOBENCH, and got the biggest score probably ever - 4.7 !

More details - https://icobench.com/ico/iungo

Paulius IUNGO

Ofcourse,for any quality and in depth examination you gotta look past the YT videos and you have to read all the info,just saying that people nowdays respond better on videos than walls of text.

In current situation on ICOs market any kind of examination of project
(like DRA for ex.  http://digrate.com/en/page/about)
will be much better than any videos IMHO.

I seriously doubt those routers will be free, doesn't  make much sense. We will just have to pay for privileges of having everything set up right out of the box.

"Some" is understatement 

If you want to spread informations successfully,videos are your best bet at the moment.

Read the projects whitepaper and you will understand, what kind of value they will add to the crypto community.

Hi blueberry, I have been following the ICO space since January and this is the first one I have invested in because unlike 99.9% of projects they have a working MVP. Already this makes iungo unique. 

In terms of the value I highly recommend you read the white paper but they have also summarized it well here:


At a very high level, Iungo provides society with ubiquitous and seamless internet access through a distributed global network, built upon a swarm of  wifi hotspots.

Business of all sizes, city municipalities and homes can generate additional revenue by providing bandwidth to the Iungo network. Cafes, restaurants and retail outlets through to hotels, corporate campuses, public spaces and concert venues can begin sharing effortlessly with the plug and play Iungo solution. Even individuals on the move can earn by providing bandwidth to the IUNGO Network from their mobile phone whether at the airport, beach, or a city park.  Behind the scenes a distributed network of service gateways takes care of all payments and administrative aspects.

This multitude of interactions creates a competitive, free market, highly liquid token based economy where providers are incentivised to contribute bandwidth at a very low cost and often free of charge.

This benefits the contemporary consumer: a modern generation of travelling professionals, tourists, digital nomads and anyone on the move who all expect fast, hassle free, unlimited  internet access at a low cost wherever in the world they are.     

Could you please point out what you are trying to do which no other project has tried to do so far? I can't see the value you are trying to add to the current crypto eco space. I might be wrong though.

120 or 160 ETH ?? I see in the docs, written 160 ETH.
Then what about soft cap for main ICO later ? Can you tell us because in the docs has not been published.

We've written about a team experience in this thread, in pages 4 and 5.

In short - yes, we have software experience and we have relationships and experience with hardware manufactures in Shenzhen.

There are no details about the hardware and software of this router, that's why we cannot answer this question.

The goal is to make IUNGO package/module available for as many routers as feasible. We have started working with open source OS LEDE / OpenWrt. Current implementation is working LEDE with Qualcomm Atheros Qualcomm Atheros QCA9558 platform (ar71xx) .

In general, if this router is capable of running LEDE OS then it should be capable of running IUNGO.

how realize global wireless internet?
do the team buliding yourself hardware like 4G？

This is what i needed, a simple explanation! Good job

Some people are lazy

Yes, It's absolutely amazing to think that some people don't read the white paper..... it's essential !

What is the difference between this project and wi-fi.global ?  They seem to have similar project?  any clue?? both seems to be similar to me..

I know right? I travel a lot internationally for work and there is nothing worse that getting robbed serious $$$ when you need to use mobile data in a new country. Or waste half your life trying to connect to the WiFi in a cafe or shopping mall 

This is going to be a life changer

 

This solves a big problem for me when traveling. I’m in. Can’t wait to see this up and running.

The open source software DIY Option is most definitely free 

For the plug & play option I don't know yet if it will be free to providers who commit to a certain supply of bandwidth to the IUNGO Network or if there will be a small charge.

I'm sure the team can answer that better!

we know everything you write, but is it free??