This directory collects a structured series of articles about two-way radio and push-to-talk (PTT): from traditional radio history, systems, and vendors to network PTT, patent context, and future trends. Article files use the wiki- prefix consistently so they are easy to distinguish from ordinary blog posts.
Entry Points
| Volume | Topic | Index |
|---|---|---|
| Volume 1 | History and industry | vol01-history/wiki-vol01-index.md |
| Volume 2 | Radio and systems technology | vol02-rf-tech/wiki-vol02-index.md |
| Volume 3 | Patents and intellectual property | vol03-patents/wiki-vol03-index.md |
| Volume 4 | Use cases | vol04-scenarios/wiki-vol04-index.md |
| Volume 5 | Network PTT and cloud PTT | vol05-network-ptt/wiki-vol05-index.md |
| Volume 6 | Future trends | vol06-future/wiki-vol06-index.md |
| Volume 7 | Terms and tools | vol07-reference/wiki-vol07-index.md |
Suggested Reading Order for First-Time Readers
- Volume 7 · Reading map
- Volume 7 · Glossary
- Volume 1 · Timeline of walkie-talkie development
- Volume 5 · Overview of network PTT and Traditional two-way radio versus network PTT
- Continue into each volume by topic: Volume 2 for radio and systems technology, Volume 3 for patents and intellectual property, Volume 4 for use cases, and Volume 6 for future trends
Writing and Maintenance
The repository file blog/wiki-authoring.md describes naming rules, citation conventions, and article metadata conventions.
For brand and product narrative anchors, see iTalkGo.web/doc/ in the repository, including files such as readme.md, faq.md, pitch.md, and roadmap.md. For technical architecture notes, see the design documents under iTalkGo/doc/.