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Libre Texting: A Collaborative Initiative

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Libre Texting: A Collaborative Initiative

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Document Number: PLPC-110015   [ .bib ]
Version: 0.1
Dated: June 13, 2009
Group: LibreTexting
Primary URL: http://www.neda.com/PLPC/110015
Federated Publications: ByTopic -- ByContent
AccessPage Revision: This AccessPage was produced on July 04, 2013 at 3:40 PDT (-0700)
Author(s): Mohsen BANAN
Organization: Neda Communications, Inc
See Also: ByStar Libre Texting Business Plan    

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This project proposes Libre Texting: a new incarnation of the Mobile Email/Wireless Texting (henceforth ``Texting'') medium, based on the Free Software ideology. Today the Texting industry is dominated by the proprietary, walled garden model. Libre Texting aims to provide equivalent functionality to existing proprietary Texting solutions such as BlackBerry, but (a) based entirely on patent-free protocols and free software, (b) using any mobile Internet device, (c) wherever any type of wireless Internet connectivity is available. The proposed approach comprises five elements: (1) the inherent propagative power of the Free Software and end-to-end models, (2) an overlay network architecture, (3) a new set of messaging protocols, (4) a novel software architecture for Message Transfer Agent integration, and (5) a new software architecture for multiform device integration, based on Device-Resident End-MTA middleware. The proposed technology is highly synergistic with current industry dynamics, including: burgeoning recognition of the power of FOSS, ready availability of Linux-based mobile devices, and widespread Wi-Fi availability. Existing email protocols lack push-mode delivery, and bandwidth and power efficiency; the proposed new protocol profile corrects these shortcomings. The proposed research is to determine feasibility of all critical elements of this approach at large scale.


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