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FCC Acts to Speed Access to New Wireless Technologies

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has taken action to facilitate expedited access to new and advanced wireless technologies. In a Report and Order, the FCC updated the agency’s radio frequency... Read More...

FCC Seeks Comments on Rule Changes for HAC-Compatible Mobiles

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed changes to its regulations applicable to small service providers regarding the reporting of hearing aid compatible (HAC) wireless devices they offer... Read More...

Chip-Scale Optical Device Achieves Radio Frequency Signal Control at Sub-Nanosecond Time Scales

A new breakthrough could mean the end of low bandwidth issues and the beginning of a faster, more reliable internet.

Engineers Design Two-Way Radio on a Single Chip

A new device could change the world of wireless communication forever.

Open-Air Wireless Charging Technology Demonstrated by Disney Research

Disney Research has created a way to wirelessly charge your handheld devices.

Low Power, Integrated Wireless Devices to Drive Connectivity of the Internet of Things | In Compliance Magazine

ON Semiconductor Addresses High Demand for Low Power, Integrated Wireless Devices to Drive Connectivity of the Internet of Things

ON Semiconductor introduced an important new product family that supports high-performance, reliable and efficient communications for the Internet of Things (IoT) and smart metering applications. The NCS365... Read More...

Wi-Fi Backscatter Communication System Developed at University of Washington

Engineers at the University of Washington developed a communication system that uses RF signals to power battery-free wireless devices through existing Wi-Fi infrastructures. This new system could propel the future of Internet of Things.

University of Buffalo Researchers Working to Make Wireless Ten Times Faster

Researchers at the University of Buffalo received a grant from the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory to develop a cognitive radio to help find and use alternative channels to avoid wireless traffic jams. Th... Read More...

New Initiative Formed to Open More Unlicensed Spectrum for Wi-Fi Use

Several tech-oriented companies and organizations have formed a coalition, WifiForward, to apply pressure to the government to make more of the unlicensed spectrum open and available for the use of Wi-Fi. The formation of the coalition is timely as the government is currently reevaluating its spectrum policies.

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