The public can provide input on the remaking of five radiocommunications standards. [ + ]

CB radio users are no longer required to upgrade their 40-channel equipment to the 80-channel standard. [ + ]

Airbus has appointed a new head of Sales and Program Delivery for its Asia and Middle East Secure Land Communications. [ + ]

RWE Power and Sepura will work together for another 10 years, after signing a new 10-year management contract for the TETRA network in Cologne, Germany. [ + ]

The Sky Muster trial for broadband access in emergency situations has been successfully launched. [ + ]

Dallas County has joined the Iowa Statewide Interoperable Communication System (ISICS), built by Motorola Solutions. [ + ]

RF seeker technology made by BAE Systems Australia is being readied for use in the Joint Strike Missile, being developed for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. [ + ]

The Victoria State Emergency Services (SES) has moved its core infrastructure to the cloud. [ + ]

Emergency services communications will be improved in South Australia, with the SA Government Radio Network (SAGRN) site in Waterloo now operational. [ + ]

An application has been made by Airborne Wireless Network to obtain an experimental licence for system demonstration. [ + ]

Cobham AvComm has expanded its autotest library to include Harris P25 radios. [ + ]

The Radio Spectrum Management website has listed a number of interactive guides that can help users to determine which license type they require. [ + ]

Police officers in Surrey and Sussex are now using Airwave mobile technology to increase the amount of time spent on the front line. [ + ]

JVCKENWOOD has made a strategic investment in broadband technology. [ + ]

Hytera has released a statement about the lawsuits brought against them by Motorola Solutions. [ + ]