CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Flarion, which makes wireless equipment meant to replace the cables needed to deliver broadband Web access into homes and offices, has already been testing its equipment inside the 700MHz band. Although the technology is moving forward, regulatory and political issues still surround the set-aside spectrum. Most of the 700MHz band is still occupied by television broadcasters, which have told the Federal Communications Commission that they would move to different areas as they make a transition into digital television, but they haven't set a date for the move.

TV stations in just half the nation's largest urban areas have cleared iphone 6/6s squish iridescent case their space, said Stu Overby, Motorola director of global spectrum standards and technology asset strategy, "Congress must take steps to clear that spectrum," he said, Wireless companies begin to unveil products that work in a spectrum meant for the exclusive use of emergency workers, but that band is still occupied by TV broadcasters, Motorola introduced base stations on Monday that create a private radio network for emergency workers, Last year, Motorola and others began selling handheld radios that worked in the set-aside spectrum, located within the 700MHz to 800MHz bands, Other equipment makers are expected to follow suit..

Start-up Flarion, along with global aerospace and defense company Northrup Grumman, is trying to sell federal regulators on the idea of a nationwide wireless network for emergency workers. The network could find a home in the set-aside 700MHz swath, said Ronny Haroldsvik, senior director of marketing strategy at Flarion. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.

CNET también está disponible en iphone 6/6s squish iridescent case español, Don't show this again, Now Siemens and Scaraboo are marketing the technology to other wireless carriers, raising both interest and concern among the betting industry, For instance, Frank Shoop, chairman of the Kentucky Racing Commission, said not to expect it in the United States, where it's illegal to bet over the phone, Still, he called the idea "worthy of discussions.", "If someone wants to bet on a horse race after it's begun, then let them bet," Shoop said..

But some major casinos, already contending with Internet gambling's inroads, say even with a legal fix, live betting might not be worth it for the gaming industry. "I really don't see how it would fit into our business plan," said Rob Stewart, a spokesman for the owners of the Flamingo Las Vegas resort. "It can be any sport, but some sports make more sense than the others," Lukas said. Dynamic odds makersLukas said that live betting equipment uses a mix of traditional technology that lets someone send e-mail from cell phones, and new software that determines "dynamic odds," or odds that change as the match progresses.