Honeywell tests device to reduce busy signals in communications
A researcher at Honeywell's Communications Development Center in St. Petersburg Florida tests a device that may allow squeezing conversations to use fewer telephone lines and radio frequencies. The team aims to cut down the rising traffic that leads to busy signals as Americans increasingly rely on communications channels.
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