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Newscan: CenturyLink, West Safety Comms agree to $575,000 fine over 911 outage
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CenturyLink, West Safety Comms agree to $575,000 fine over 911 outage
How malformed packets caused CenturyLink’s 37-hour, nationwide 911 outage
California DMV ‘data breach’ exposes thousands of drivers’ Social Security information
Drones in public safety: Real-life crime-scene investigations at night
Five key differences between in-building public safety and cellular networks
Machine vision has learned to use radio waves to see through walls and in darkness
The squishy deployable robots that could save the world
U.S. government investigating TikTok over national-security concerns
U.S. officials are working on a Huawei long game
UK government postpones Huawei 5G decision
FCC formally approves merger between Sprint, T-Mobile. But the deal isn’t done yet
Engineers partner with WIF to develop tree-planting drones
Researchers unearth malware that siphoned SMS texts out of telco’s network
Alexa and Google Home abused to eavesdrop and phish passwords
Could 12 GHz be next big mid-band spectrum opportunity?
Google to acquire Fitbit, valuing the smartwatch maker at about $2.1 billion
Why Google, a software giant, is spending billions to get into gadgets
Google buying Fitbit raises ‘serious concerns,’ says Sen. Mark Warner
Huawei’s China smartphone shipments soar at the expense of rivals like Apple
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News announcements from our industry
FCC approves T-Mobile/Sprint transaction with conditions
Angeles National Forest issues permit for 13 sites in LA-RICS land-mobile-radio system
PSTA releases initial report from its Situational Awareness Technical Subcommittee
Vermont State Police deploys new Avtec Scout dispatch system
Department of Homeland Security selects Federal Engineering for $3 billion TACCOM II Contract
Wagoner County, Okla., Sheriff’s Office subscribes to FirstNet and deploy AccessMyLAN
Dell announces the new Latitude 7220 Rugged Extreme, a FirstNet ready 12-inch tablet
