Regulations

Cyren Call searches for cover

Cyren Call Communications officials continue to travel the country explaining the company’s idea for a public-private partnership in the 700 MHz band,

A new day is dawning

Almost everyone has a cell phone. It started with the businessperson when was the last time that you saw a pay telephone in an airport? Then the small

On rethinking priorities

Currently, there is disagreement between APCO and NENA over whether a portion of the $1 billion earmarked for interoperability should be used to fund upgrades to public-safety answering points

Patent squabble erupts over RFID technology

Intermec filed suit against Alien Technology in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware for patent infringement. The lawsuit alleges that

FCC proposes new spectrum for medical devices

The FCC approved a notice of proposed rulemaking to create a MedRadio band from 401 MHz to 406 MHz that would allocate another 2 MHz of spectrum for radio

IEEE halts work on 802.20 standard

In a fight that demonstrates just how high the stakes are for the mobile wireless broadband market, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers,

TensorComm files MIMO-related patent

Wireless technology company TensorComm today announced that it has filed a patent application to extend its Interference Cancellation Technology (ICT) to networks using MIMO

House passes emergency-communications bill

The U.S. House of Representatives yesterday overwhelmingly passed a bill that would create a national interoperability office within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and mandates that equipment purchased with DHS grants comply with interoperability standards

Cable firms may bid in August auction

A group of cable operators aligned with Sprint Nextel is among the potential bidders for the advanced wireless services (AWS) auction scheduled to begin Aug. 9—a development that could impact the wireless carrier, should the cable firms pursue the airwaves in earnest…

Michigan police seek federal comment on 700 MHz proposal

The Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police (MACP) yesterday announced approval of a resolution urging Congress and the FCC to allow public comment on the controversial 700 MHz public-private partnership proposed by Cyren Call Communications

Cyren Call searches for cover

A new day is dawning

On rethinking priorities

Patent squabble erupts over RFID technology

FCC proposes new spectrum for medical devices

IEEE halts work on 802.20 standard

TensorComm files MIMO-related patent

House passes emergency-communications bill

Cable firms may bid in August auction

Michigan police seek federal comment on 700 MHz proposal

Commentary

September 3GPP Plenary: 6G officially begins, Release 19 on track

Latest 3GPP standards-development work includes new classes of HPUE, progress on mission-critical services

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