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Cities Are Saying No to 5G, Citing Health, Aesthetics—and FCC Bullying

Nov 15, 2019 | 5G, News, Public Safety

From Tom -“Technology is moving forward at a rapidly increasing pace. To not take advantage of its benefits where and when we can is folly at best, and dangerous at worst. Hopefully upgrading old sites will also include updating the backup power for the tower so we...

Why cell phones failed in PG&E outages, and how to prevent a repeat

Nov 15, 2019 | 5G, News, Public Safety

From Tom- “Yes, when there’s no power cellular sites will cease to function. Is this news to anyone other than moronic politicians?” By Mallory Moench As the lights flickered out and wildfires flared, PG&E’s blackouts also cut off thousands of...

New Smart Glass Cuts Glare, Alerts Police if There’s a Break-In

Jul 24, 2019 | 5G, News, Public Safety

From Tom – “The next generation cellular network (5G) promises to radically increase the ecosystem we call the “Internet of Things”. In this new-world order, every device is connected to the Internet, available to be monitored by an app on your phone and...

The Race to Make Airplane Wi-Fi Less Terrible

Jul 19, 2019 | 5G, News

“In a sure sign of how important ubiquitous internet connectivity is to all of us, this WSJ article points out the steps airlines are taking to make Wi-Fi a better experience. Those of who travel too much have a love/hate relationship with airline Wi-Fi....

The 5G Health Hazard That Isn’t

Jul 19, 2019 | 5G, News

From Tom – “Conventional wisdom sometimes suggests that everyone is entitled to their own opinion. In this era of the Trumpian Distortion Field, there are those whose claims or opinions are simply wrong. Vaccines are good, not bad for you. There is no link...

What Trump’s Huawei Reversal Means for the Future of 5G

Jul 3, 2019 | 5G, News

From Tom- “The NY Times published a piece suggesting the U.S. is “woefully, even disgracefully, behind” in its development of wireless 5G equipment and networks. The piece suggests that only government incentives or intervention can reverse this and enable the...