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  • Turkey minister says might cancel 4G tender, switch to 5G: newspaper
    Turkey minister says might cancel 4G tender, switch to 5G: newspaper
    • 2015-05-05

    ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey could cancel a May tender for 4G telecoms infrastructure after President Tayyip Erdogan urged the country not to "lose time" with the technology and move straight to 5G, the trade minister was quoted as saying on Tuesday. Erdogan last week called for a move to fifth-generat...

  • Pakistan’s first high-security prison ‘ready for opening’
    Pakistan’s first high-security prison ‘ready for opening’
    • 2015-02-09

    The country’s first-ever high security prison in Sahiwal, set up to detain dangerous and high-profile prisoners linked with terrorism and sectarianism is ready for inauguration, that is likely next month. The jail which has been constructed on 98 acres with an estimated cost of 930.206 million rupee...

  • Next-generation 5G mobile developments being shaped in S'pore
    Next-generation 5G mobile developments being shaped in S'pore
    • 2015-01-28

    Next-generation mobile services that enable, say, real-time mobilisation of autonomous excavators for rescue of nuclear explosion victims could be five years away from reality, with Singapore being a key part of their development. Such next-generation 5G services are said to be more than 10 times fa...

  • Study supports free 'Super WiFi'
    Study supports free 'Super WiFi'
    • 2015-01-19

    The need for the wireless transfer of data will increase significantly in the coming years. Scientists at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) therefore propose to turn some of the TV frequencies that will become free into common property and to use it to extend existing wireless networks (Wi...

  • Inmates using mobiles will be cut off in a bid by prison chiefs
    Inmates using mobiles will be cut off in a bid by prison chiefs
    • 2015-01-12

    Inmates using mobiles will be cut off in a bid by prison chiefs to stop further crimes being organised from behind bars Mobile phones being used by prisoners will be cut off under tough new laws. Operators will be forced to block any number traced to an inmate following a number of cases where offen...

  • Forget 4G. Here's what 5G wireless tech will look like
    Forget 4G. Here's what 5G wireless tech will look like
    • 2015-01-09

    AS VEGAS -- Even as the wireless industry works through its deployment of higher-speed 4G wireless networks, Ericsson CEO Hans Vestberg has his eye on the next "G." Vestberg shared his vision of 5G, a network that will not only be significantly faster, but much smarter. It's that network intelligenc...

  • Prisoners' mobile phones to be cut off under new law
    Prisoners' mobile phones to be cut off under new law
    • 2015-01-04

     Legislation to be debated in the Commons on Monday will mean that once a phone has been identified, the Prison Service will be able to apply to a court for it to be disconnected, says Prisons Minister Andrew Selous obile phone companies will be forced to cut off signals to handsets being used ...

  • DPS: Ban hands-on use of mobile devices while driving
    DPS: Ban hands-on use of mobile devices while driving
    • 2014-12-31

    Any hand-held use of mobile phones while driving would be illegal under a bill filed ahead of the upcoming legislative session. State lawmakers and governmental departments have begun filing bills for consideration in the 2015 legislative session that begins Jan. 12. The state Department of Public S...

  • Marriott hotels lobby FCC for right to block outside Wi-Fi
    Marriott hotels lobby FCC for right to block outside Wi-Fi
    • 2014-12-29

     As the battle for Net Neutrality rages on, Federal regulators may soon be ruling in another dispute between consumer access and business control of the Internet. In a petition to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission made public last week, the American Hospitality & Lodging Associatio...

  • State department seeks to ban hands-on use of mobile devices while driving
    State department seeks to ban hands-on use of mobile devices while driving
    • 2014-12-24

    Traffic cameras would be banned and any hand-held use of mobile phones while driving would be illegal under bills filed ahead of the upcoming legislative session. State lawmakers and governmental departments have begun filing bills for consideration in the 2015 legislative session that begins Jan. 1...

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