News
Newscan: Average peak data rates of 144 MB/s average realized in tests with CAT 4 LTE device
Also: Verizon, T-Mobile to swap unused spectrum to improve coverage; Internet giants oppose surveillance--but only when the government does it; FCC Chairman says incentive auction will be delayed until middle of 2015; FCC chair announces staff appointments; Alcatel-Lucent names Tim Krause as chief marketing officer; New Jersey county deploys TriTech CAD system; Toronto airport deploys 26-position Zetron console system;
Web Roundup
Items from other news organizations
- Verizon, T-Mobile to swap unused spectrum to improve coverage
- Sacramento launches open data portal
- DISH teams with Sprint on 4G fixed-wireless broadband trials
- One thing that needs to be invented before the Internet of things can take off
- After ruling critical of NSA, uncertain terrain for appeal
- Outside advisers urge Obama to sharply cut NSA data mining
- Internet giants oppose surveillance—but only when the government does it
- Ohio county upgrades communications system
- California city to get $16.1 million dispatch center
- Chicago suburbs mull 911 consolidation
- Inmarsat acquires maritime communications firm
- Northrop Grumman reinvents satellite communications for aircraft
- Texas city experiences 'hours-long' 911 service outage
Briefing Room
News announcements from our industry
- FCC Chairman says incentive auction will be delayed until middle of 2015
- FirstNet board approves spectrum-lease deals with Adams County, state of New Jersey
- PCAST considers Massive Open Online Courses and related technologies in higher education
- Average peak data rates of 144 MB/s average realized in tests with CAT 4 LTE device
- FCC chair announces staff appointments
- Alcatel-Lucent names Tim Krause as chief marketing officer
- Security Industry Association signs MOU with County Executives of America
- New Jersey county deploys TriTech CAD system
- Toronto airport deploys 26-position Zetron console system
- RFMW offers bypass low-noise amplifiers from TriQuint
