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Femtocells could extend mobile operators' networks and enable new services such as helping parents keep an eye on tear away teens, says E&T.
Cambridge Consultants discovered a better way to develop complex DSP systems when it re-engineered the Iridium satellite phone handsets.
Will the next generation of Internet access in the UK come through universal provision or a patchwork quilt of competing offerings that will leave some uncovered, wonders E&T.
The Star Trek communicator is on its way, says E&T.
Sir David Brown, former chairman of Motorola, talks to E&T about the past, present and future of the cellular industry.
On New Year’s Day it will be exactly 25 years since the UK got its first cellular network. E&T looks at the way that small decisions shaped the growth of the UK and global cellular networks.
Reducing the environmental impact of the billion or more phones that are sold each year.
Wireless sensing networks are being used to improve the safety of critical infrastructure such as bridges and even helicopter blades.
There are plenty of ways of protecting data on laptops from falling into the wrong hands. But what do you do when the data you want to protect is a conversation from a mobile phone?
Faster data rates for mobile broadband are being made possible by piling one technology upon another, according to E&T.
Can the use of commercial off the shelf components and free/open source software help carriers cut their costs?
Mobile operators could benefit from understanding how customers experience their services
One vital but largely invisible part of the data network has been overlooked
Are windfarms going to confuse vital civil and military radar services? There's one way to find out...
Are we missing a trick by not paying as much attention to low data-rate systems as we do to those with high data rates?
Can rental services help start-ups manage their early cashflow?