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Newscan: ‘There’s fire everywhere’: Cal Fire releases initial 911 calls from the Camp Fire
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Items from other news organizations
‘There’s fire everywhere’: Cal Fire releases initial 911 calls from the Camp Fire
Google, Apple and Microsoft distribute Chinese surveillance technology
Huawei leader calls out U.S. for privacy contradictions
Could Huawei threaten the Five Eyes alliance?
If China dominates 5G, it will control the future
Georgia Supreme Court rules against counties in 911-fee lawsuit
Texas bill would prohibit carriers from throttling speeds within a disaster zone
New flaws in 4G, 5G allow attackers to intercept calls and track phone locations
Modern technology saved lives during Buffalo blizzard
University of Connecticut engineering students work to build firefighting UAS
UK’s Intelligent Transport Society calls for a ‘Digital Highway Code’
AT&T to launch smartwatch for remote patient monitoring
Samsung releases its first smartwatch with blood-pressure features: 4 things to know
8 things government can do to use disruptive technology better
Q&A with AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson
Android is helping kill passwords on a billion devices
Microsoft Hololens 2 headset puts a full-fledged computer on your face
Intel says its 5G modem chips will not appear in phones until 2020
China likely will corner the 5G market—and the U.S. has no plan
Briefing Room
News announcements from our industry
FCC to consider pdvWireless proposal to transform some 900 MHz LMR spectrum to broadband use
FCC announces tentative agenda for March 15 open meeting
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr’s remarks at MWC-Barcelona about 5G regulation
CTIA’s 911 location-accuracy test bed opens for additional testing
Waste, recycling industry can benefit from IWCE
