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- MTAM’s Michigan Mobile Musings podcast
- Testing Tomorrrow's Automated Vehicles Today at CAAT Conference 2018 March 21, 2018
- Smart City/Mobility Expert Carla Bailo on CAAT Conference and Mobility February 28, 2018
- TiECon Detroit Mobility Competition October 19, 2017
- MICHIGAN STEM CAREER SHOWCASE at Technology in Motion (TIM) Detroit 2017 August 30, 2017
- STEM Careers in Michigan - an Opportunity for the State's Economy June 22, 2017
- MITechNews.com
- Rehmann’s Hey Updates Free Public Cybersecurity Conference May 9 In Troy April 24, 2019
- Tech News Veteran Roush Master Of Ceremonies IoT Tech Connect April 29 April 23, 2019
- IoT Tech Connect Reception, Cybersecurity Track, What’s New With 123Net? April 22, 2019
- Lunch and Learn With Lt. Gov. Gilchrist At IoT Tech Connect April 29 Michigan Science Center April 21, 2019
- Cybersecurity Track At IoT Tech Connect: How To Keep Hackers Out of IoT April 19, 2019
- MMA Smartbrief
- Feds investigating Zuckerberg over privacy issues April 24, 2019In the investigation of Facebook's alleged mishandling of personal information, the platform's CEO Mark Zuckerberg is being a -More-
- Samsung devices having troubles, reports say April 24, 2019Much of the attention on Samsung this week has focused on the company's decision to delay the release of its Galaxy foldable -More-
- Buyers pay top dollar for connected TV ads April 24, 2019CPMs for connected TV in-stream ads were in the range of $19.84 to $28.33 from the fourth quarter of 2017 to the same time in -More-
- Southeast Asia primed for growth of super apps April 24, 2019-More-
- Airline flight trackers evolve into interactive ad tools April 24, 2019-More-
- Feds investigating Zuckerberg over privacy issues April 24, 2019
- CTIA Latest
- Hello world! January 16, 2018
- CTIA – The Wireless Association; podcasts
- Reflections from Marty CooperThe “father of the cellular phone,” Marty Cooper takes us back to 1973 when he and his team of engineers at Motorola developed the DynaTAC, & shares the story of placing the world’s first portable cell phone call to his rival at Bell Laboratories to tell him
- Mobile Commerce: On the Verge to SplurgeThe future is full of fantastic promise for m:commerce, but what's it going to take to really ignite this capability. CTIA WIRELESS 2008® educational session moderator Karen Webster talks about the obstacles, challenges, and long-term prospects for success.
- Wireless Industry Policy Hot TopicsCEO for Centennial Communications Corp., Michael Small, and CTIA VP for State and External Affairs, Dane Snowden, discuss relevant hot button issues in the wireless industry and which policies they think will best spur continued growth, innovation and evoluti
- The Role of State Regulation in a Mobile WorldIn a society where consumers regularly bring their devices across state and national boundaries, we ask Wisconsin State Representative Phil Montgomery what role states should play in regulating modern wireless services.
- Andy Seybold Explains the Ever-Changing Wireless LandscapeThe Dean of Andrew Seybold Wireless University tells us what`s changed and what's still to come in today`s wireless industry.
- Reflections from Marty Cooper
- Andrew Seybold; Real-world Wireless Intelligence
- Muni-Wi-Fi Again May 18, 2016No matter how many different financial models have been run on spreadsheets, Muni-Wi-Fi has, to my knowledge, never reached even breakeven anywhere—not from city investment, not from selling advertising, and not from any other model that has come and gone.
- 2014 Another Great Year for Wireless? January 15, 2014The trend for video over wireless is the primary reason for this continued increase in demand, and as more of us own more wirelessly-enabled devices, I don’t see any end in sight.
- Satellite Companies Turned Terrestrial August 26, 2013Does anyone remember Teledesic? Founded in the 1990s by Bill Gates, Craig McCaw, Paul Allen, and Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, Teledesic was to launch 840 low-earth orbiting satellites (LEOs) and provide data at the then blazing speed of 720 Kbps down and 100 Kbps up from the ground.
- Wi-Fi Invades the Car? April 11, 2013...except for some hotels, I have not been asked to pay for a Wi-Fi connection in the past two years. But that is what Audi and T-Mobile apparently expect us to do. At the time of purchase of the car, you can pay an additional $450 and get 30 months of Wi-Fi in your car, fed by T-Mobile’s 4G network.
- LTE Around the World November 28, 2012It should be interesting to put together our session for the Mobile World Congress. We will have access to the GSMA’s Wireless Intelligence group, which has great stats and numbers, and we will be comparing and contrasting them to what is occurring in North America.
- Muni-Wi-Fi Again May 18, 2016
- Connected Planet
- Applying Real-Time to the Operator’s Tool Kit: Enabling the Second Side of the Two-Sided Model December 22, 2011The business process started with the network and then events fed into the billing-to-cash process. In that old-fashioned world, the billing process was an excellent audit platform and one of the key revenue assurance tools at an operator’s disposal.
- Court lends an ear to complaints against FCC's efforts on special access reform December 21, 2011D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals will hear further arguments from Comptel-led coalition
- AT&T, T-Mobile deal dead, Sprint among the winners December 20, 2011With AT&T ending T-Mobile bid, Sprint said to be a winner, while T-Mobile expected to start shopping for a new partner.
- LightSquared adds money woes to GPS and Falcone problems December 20, 2011LightSquared's money situation isn't looking good, with only enough to get it to Q2, says Reuters. The funding woes join the LTE-hopeful's growing list of problems.
- Intellifiber thrives within Windstream fold December 20, 2011Connected Planet talks with fiber unit exec Sean Baillie about unit's unique account approach, the low-latency and cloud markets, Ethernet over copper and more
- Applying Real-Time to the Operator’s Tool Kit: Enabling the Second Side of the Two-Sided Model December 22, 2011
- Fierce Wireless
- AT&T’s first 5G customers use the service for wired LAN replacement April 24, 2019AT&T's largest business segment, Mobility, which includes its wireless business, had revenue of $17.57 billion during the quarter, missing estimates of $17.65 billion.
- Samsung to invest $116B in logic chips as memory chip market shrinks April 24, 2019Samsung is pivoting toward logic chips, which will be used in emerging market sectors such as 5G, connected cars and artificial intelligence.
- U.K.’s Theresa May will ban Huawei from 5G network cores April 24, 2019Huawei will still be able to supply noncore products to carriers building out 5G networks.
- JMA Wireless challenges non-U.S. telecom vendors with its vRAN April 23, 2019The company says there are different approaches to virtualizing the RAN, and it claims to virtualize more of the baseband unit than other vendors.
- T-Mobile, Sprint trash-talk their own networks in bid to merge April 23, 2019As part of their effort to convince the FCC to give the merger its stamp of approval, T-Mobile and Sprint executives described deficiencies of their two standalone companies.
- AT&T’s first 5G customers use the service for wired LAN replacement April 24, 2019
- Connected Vehicle News
- Connected Vehicle Research Center Slated for Former Willow Run Plant September 6, 2013From AnnArbor.com “A connected vehicle research center is planned for the former Willow Run GM Powertrain plant in Ypsilanti Township, officials announced Thursday morning. “A test track for connected vehicles and R&D facility are in the works following the demolition of the 4.6 million square foot plant. “Walbridge Development LLC will buy the majority […]
- Could ‘Connected Vehicle Technology’ Have Prevented this South Jersey School Bus Crash? September 6, 2013From WHYY Newsworks “In February 2012 in Chesterfield, N.J., a school bus was T-boned by a speeding dump truck. The crash killed an 11-year-old girl.” “The subsequent investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) found plenty of human error. “But in her recent closing remarks on the Chesterfield crash, NTSB Chairman Deborah Hersman was cle […]
- Officials near Breakthrough on ‘Connected’ Vehicles September 6, 2013From Philly.com “On Thursday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it “could be at the verge” of a breakthrough in such technology to allow vehicles to communicate with each other and “transform the nation’s surface transportation safety, mobility and environmental performance.” “The NHTSA has just completed a yearlong test in Ann Arbor, M […]
- Honda Shows Safety Technology that Links Cars, Motorcycles, Pedestrians September 6, 2013From Detroit Free Press “Honda held demonstrations in Detroit today of experimental safety technology designed to prevent its vehicles from colliding with other vehicles, pedestrians and motorcycles. “Embedded computer chips on vehicles, in motorcycles and in a pedestrian’s cell phone can communicate their respective whereabouts and detect if they are on a c […]
- U.S. Extends Connected Vehicle Pilot Program in Ann Arbor September 6, 2013From The Detroit News “The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is extending a pilot project in Ann Arbor on connected vehicles by another six months, but said it won’t change its timetable for deciding whether to move forward with the new technology. “The project was initially supposed to last a year when it was kicked … Continue reading » […]
- Connected Vehicle Research Center Slated for Former Willow Run Plant September 6, 2013
