Antennas are a vital part of all communications systems. They broadcast and receive signals for devices to process, but they currently also take up a fair amount of space in or on modern devices. A virtual antenna refers to the concept of having a dedicated chip that sits on the main circuit board of a device. The chip can be programmed as needed to process a variety of different signals without the need for differentiated, dedicated hardware. The main circuit board of a device then effectively becomes its own antenna. This has tremendous applications, especially in wearables, in any device where space is at a premium. It could allow for a bigger battery to extend device life or more processing power. Once the technical details are worked out, mobile phones have the potential to exploit this technology to the fullest. AntennaLess would make an excellent marketable product name for Virtual Antenna technology.