IEEE supports next-gen Wi-Fi proposalBY JAMES CARELESS As expected, an IEEE task force unanimously voted in favor of the 802.11n draft standard offered by a joint-proposal team led by the Enhanced Wireless... Bridging the gulf between IT and RFBY MERRILL DOUGLAS As software becomes more important in controlling mobile radio systems and as more organizations move voice and data systems onto a common IP platform... Radio vendors intro solutions at CESBY DOUG MOHNEY The International Consumer Electronics Show has started to serve as a launching pad for radio products for both the high-end consumer and commercial/government... Motorola's BPL solution receives UL approvalDonny Jackson Motorola's Powerline LV modem received approval from Underwriters Laboratories, meaning the vendor can begin shipping its broadband over power line, or... CHIP magnetBY DONNY JACKSON It's the ultimate goal of every manufacturer and the dream of every wireless user: a communications device flexible enough to work on any network. With... Apptis, SmartLink land public-safety contractBY DONNY JACKSON Apptis and SmartLink Radio Networks announced a $3 million contract from Solano County, Calif., to design and deploy an interoperable radio system that... College already is tough enoughBY GLENN BISCHOFF About a year ago, Northern Michigan University in Marquette found itself in a predicament that one intuitively might think would be much more likely to... NetMotion reports 183 new customersBY DONNY JACKSON Seattle-based NetMotion Wireless announced it added 183 new customers during the first nine months of 2005, resulting in the company realizing 91% revenue... Item-level RFID takes a step forwardBY GLENN BISCHOFF Symbol Technologies and Vue Technologies recently announced that they would jointly develop integrated item-level radio frequency identification, or RFID,... North Carolina county uses 4.9 GHz with MotoMeshBY DONNY JACKSON Wake County, N.C., is transmitting video-surveillance information from three areas to headquarters and patrolling officers in what is the first announced... Sprint Nextel launches mobility consulting companyDonny Jackson Sprint Nextel has launched Sprint Enterprise Mobility, a wholly owned subsidiary that will provide consulting services to enterprises trying to integrate... When two screens are better than oneBY GLENN BISCHOFF When Max Machuta, owner of Traverse City, Mich.-based Municipal Services, was asked by the Orland Park (Ill.) Police Department in 1999 to guide them... Michigan county opts for Codespear's alert systemDonny Jackson Michigan-based Codespear said that Wayne County, Mich., has selected its software to create emergency communications directly with the county's residents,... Web site showcaseANDREW Andrew Corp. delivers innovative and essential telecommunications equipment and solutions. The company's Web site features products that focus... Plant Equipment, CML mergeDonny Jackson Public-safety answering point equipment vendors Plant Equipment and CML Emergency Services announced their intent to merge, creating a combined company... |
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