Vendors re-enact Moore's LawBy: By Donny Jackson Breakthrough chip announcements offer promises to wireless industry... Big D's magic bulletBy: By Donny Jackson Dallas project offers hope for affordable interoperability, perhaps nationwide ... VoIP console melds disparate protocolsBy: By Mary Rose Roberts Radio and telephone console vendor Avtec (www.avtecinc.com) recently launched Scout, the company's voice over IP, or VoIP, console. Scout is comprised... The big squeezeBy: By Merrill Douglas Video compression and other optimization technologies conserve bandwidth... Bank network purchases emergency satellite communication serviceSES Americom announced that several bank branches in Louisiana purchased REDiSat Network services, which include a satellite-delivered emergency communications... University health system sends sonographs wirelesslyToronto's University Health Network and Mount Sinai Hospital have deployed SonoSite's MicroMaxx system across three emergency rooms. The system offers... University to study spectrum useProgeny LMS commissioned Purdue University to study the company's proposed use of spectrum it holds in the multilateration, location and monitoring service... Cohda Wireless demonstrates advantages in Australia trialCohda Wireless announced that trial deployments of its technology in Adelaide, Australia, demonstrate significant advantages in using its advanced receiver... MCVs have come a long wayBy: By James Careless There was a time when mobile command vehicles, or MCVs, were little more than converted trucks. In those early days, a law enforcement agency would take... Apply the litmus test to new technologyBy: By David P. Storey Public-safety agencies depend on radios as basic tools, especially in emergencies. That fact remains as true today as it has for decades. Newer technologies... Rugged device offers multiple toolsBy: By Mary Rose Roberts Mobile communications solutions provider Z5 Technologies introduced the Nomad-1800, the latest addition to the company's series of rugged, command-and-control... Playing catchBy: By Mary Rose Roberts Catcher Inc. recently released the Catcher, a hand-held portable computer built for the enterprise and first responder markets. The 5.8 pound device transmits... A new blueprint for an old problemBy: By Doug Mohney In 1991, Burbank, Calif., became the first U.S. city to pass an ordinance requiring new buildings to ensure adequate first responder communications. Since... Louisiana State Police invest $5 million in wireless broadband networkERF Wireless, a provider of encrypted wireless networks for the banking industry, has entered into an agreement with the Louisiana State Police to construct... South Carolina energy provider deploys WLANSantee Electric Cooperative, a South Carolina-based energy provider, has deployed Extreme Networks' Summit WM wireless LAN solution and Altitude 350 access... |
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