xMAX passes FCC compliance test 3rd February 2006 An FCC-compliant laboratory has determined that xG Technology’s long-range xMAX system demonstrated in November meets the FCC’s Part 15 requirements, the Florida-based start-up announced yesterday
TA changes planning-funding process for 800 MHz rebanding 2nd February 2006 ORLANDO–A top Transition Administrator (TA) official unveiled a new procedure designed to accelerate the process associated with rebanding licensees’ requests for planning funding hours after the FCC granted the TA additional authority in the rebanding process
FCC denies Sprint Nextel request for rebanding delay 2nd February 2006 The FCC yesterday released a letter denying Sprint Nextel’s request for an eight-month delay in the three-year schedule to complete reconfiguration of the 800 MHz band
House finalizes firm 700 MHz transition date 2nd February 2006 Commercial and public-safety wireless operators will be able to use valuable 700 MHz spectrum in February 2009 after the U.S. House of Representatives yesterday narrowly approved for a budget reconciliation package that included a mandate for TV broadcasters to clear the frequencies.
Motorola releases software for 800 MHz rebanding 1st February 2006 Motorola announced that it has completed the development of subscriber-unit software designed to ease 800 MHz users’ transition to new spectrum via rebanding.
FAST+FURIOUS 1st February 2006 Nov. 14, 2005 TA releases quarterly report stating that rebanding is behind schedule. Dec. 1, 2005 Sprint Nextel asks FCC to extend the timetable for
Rebanding problems out in the open 1st February 2006 Anxiety about the 800 MHz rebanding process continued to escalate throughout January, when increased public evidence emerged that many licensee/Sprint
California city loses tower-siting case 1st February 2006 Erecting wireless infrastructure in public rights-of-way may have become easier for wireless operators after the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals last
Supreme Court declines to hear 9/11 suit 1st February 2006 The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed a case against New York City and Motorola filed by the families of 12 firefighters who died when the World Trade Center
Talk is cheap 1st February 2006 During a game against the Chicago Bears in the 1960s, legendary Baltimore Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas was hit so viciously in the face that blood
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