Smartphones put to use in Locked Shields
09 May, 2018 by Jonathan NallyFinnish company Bittium showed off its Tough Mobile smartphone during the world's largest international live-fire cyber defence exercise.
Budget 2018: Improved GPS, satellite imagery
09 May, 2018 by Jonathan NallyThe federal government is investing $260 million to develop GPS and satellite technology.
Nokia, SFR make 3.5 GHz 5G NR call
08 May, 2018 by Jonathan NallyNokia and French telco SFR have successfully conducted a 5G call using the 3GPP-compliant 5G New Radio standard on the 3.5 GHz band.
Motorola Solutions hackathon returns
08 May, 2018 by Jonathan NallyEmergency services and app developers will join forces in a race to develop solutions to real-world public safety challenges.
Rethink urged on US 3.5 GHz licence areas
01 May, 2018 by Jonathan NalyIn a joint submission, two industry associations have proposed a way of simplifying the coming 3.5 GHz auction.
SBAS trial takes to the sea and sky
30 April, 2018Australia's Satellite-Based Augmentation System trial is enabling the safe travel of ocean liners and regional aircraft.
Upgrade for MWA radio telescope
24 April, 2018 by Jonathan NallyThe Murchison Widefield Array low‑frequency radio telescope has doubled in size with the addition of 128 new antenna stations.
Going beyond 5G for smarter cities
23 April, 2018To meet the communications needs of tomorrow's cities, researchers are already working on what will come after 5G.
Robots arm themselves for 5G testing
23 April, 2018A dual robot arm system is helping researchers test the next generation of antennas for the coming 5G revolution.
FirstNet Association supports community
19 April, 2018 by Jonathan NallyThe FirstNet Association has launched three initiatives to support the public safety community and encourage association membership.
5G is set to disrupt test processes
19 April, 2018 by James KimeryThe complexity of proposed 5G standards means we must transform the way 5G systems are designed, developed and tested.
Ofcom finalises 4G/5G spectrum auction
17 April, 2018 by Jonathan NallyAlmost £1.4 billion has been raised from the UK auction of spectrum in the 2.3 and 3.4 GHz bands.
The day the Wahine sank
17 April, 2018Morse code was the only available method of communication on the day the TEV Wahine sank in Wellington harbour.
IoT will help NZ businesses find their edge
16 April, 2018 by Michael Stribling, General Manager IoT, SparkThe IoT can give organisations an edge, but let's make sure it's the right one, says Spark's Michael Stribling.
Civilian, military spectrum sharing
11 April, 2018US agencies are trialling the sharing of a 150 MHz-wide portion of the 3.5 GHz 'Innovation Band'.
