IEEE selects basis for mesh networking spec 

By: BY DOUG MOHNEY

The IEEE 802.11 working group said it has confirmed a single proposal that will serve as the basis for its 802.11s standard, which will provide an interoperable...

Illinois' second largest city welcomes municipal Wi-Fi network 

By: BY DOUG MOHNEY

SkyPilot Networks and MetroFi have been retained to build a metro-scale Wi-Fi network for Aurora, Ill., the second-largest city in the state. The mixed-use...

Alaska agency to field test RFID, GPS technologies 

By: BY DOUG MOHNEY

The Alaska Department of Commerce has partnered with radio frequency identification solutions vendor Franwell on a pilot study that will field test RFID...

Meru, Catalyst combine on enterprise IP voice and data 

By: BY DOUG MOHNEY

Meru Networks and Catalyst Telecom announced an agreement through which Catalyst will distribute Meru's wireless voice-over-IP and data portfolio including...

Mississippi to deploy text-based alert system 

By: Donny Jackson

Mississippi emergency responders soon will be able to send text messages via an alert network utilizing FM radio signals built by Global Security Systems,...

Motorola intros mobile VPN 

By: BY GLENN BISCHOFF

Motorola introduced a Windows-based, mobile virtual private network solution developed specifically for public-safety and government users dubbed Multi-Net...

Municipal Wi-Fi to cover 126,000 square miles by 2010 

By: BY DOUG MOHNEY

An ABIReseach report said that by 2010, municipal Wi-Fi networks will cover 126,000 square miles internationally most of which will be in the North American...

Project MESA reaches a crossroad 

By: By Lynnette Luna

The U.S./Europe joint effort has been stuck in neutral too long. If vendors don't rev up their involvement this month, the once-promising initiative could reach the end of the road...

Virginia city field tests SquareLoop messaging system 

The city of Manassas, Va., has begun a beta test of SquareLoop's location-based messaging system. During the test, which will run through March, first...

A fabulous way to go fabless 

By: BY DONNY JACKSON

For a manager wanting complete visibility into his supply chain, item-level radio frequency identification offers great promise. But a significant hurdle...

Chips boost network performance 

By: BY DOUG MOHNEY

Relatively inexpensive signal processing technology is becoming more prevalent in the cellular world as operators try to boost the performance of existing...

Detroit uses MotoMesh system for Super Bowl 

Detroit police monitored activity at Ford Field during last month's Super Bowl via an event-management solution featuring a Motorola MotoMesh 4.9 GHz...

IPC to buy CAD vendor 

IPC Information Systems, which provides mission-critical communications systems to the public-safety, government, utility and transportation sectors,...

M/A-COM wins $8.9 million Las Vegas police contract 

M/A-COM announced that the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has awarded the company an $8.9 million contract to deploy an IP-based 700/800 MHz...

Wireless data trial is a gas 

By: BY JIM BARTHOLD

The telecommunications industry frequently uses a pipe analogy to describe data transport. Twisted-pair copper, used by telephone companies, is considered...

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