Even years into video chat being an everyday tool in office communication, many conversations are still laggy or plagued by delays. Engineers in the US say a new invention could fix that. — Sebastian Gollnow/dpa
WASHINGTON: Scientists and engineers at one of the world’s leading universities have come up with a wireless receiver that blocks interference and improves mobile phone call quality.
According to Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the gadget "cancels out unwanted signals at the earliest opportunity" and "could help mitigate signal quality issues that can lead to slow and choppy Zoom calling or video streaming."
