Apple received a patent for a solution intended to help law enforcement perform a “lawful intercept” operation when a target mode may be off network.

The U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) released a new timeline for the completion of its investigation into Motorola’s dual roles as owner of the Airwave network and a supplier on the Emergency Service Network (ESN).

For years now, the public, business community and governments have waited patiently for drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), to finally make good on their early promise.

A judge for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois denied two Motorola Solutions motions and ordered Hytera Communications to begin paying royalties to Motorola

The Next-Generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1) Interoperability Oversight Commission (NIOC) announced the PSAP Credentialing Agency (PCA) is ready for production status and is ready to accept integrations in state and local emergency service IP networks (ESInets).

Traditional spectrum allocation schemes entail assigning frequency bands to selected users depending on their applications and geographical location. Rapid advancements in RF technologies have increased the demand for spectrum, thereby making it necessary to look for methods that allow dynamic spectrum access. Dynamic spectrum access enables secondary users to use unoccupied frequency bands assigned to licensed users in a manner that prevents harmful interference, thereby maximizing utilization of the finite spectrum.

The compliance deadlines for RAY BAUM’s Act has passed but many companies are struggling to fully comply with the requirements of the act.

The National Wireless Communications Council (NWCC) filed an ex parte letter with the FCC expressing support for requests for reconsideration and stay of 6 GHz unlicensed use.

The Enterprise Wireless Alliance (EWA) recommended to the FCC that should it make the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) International the national band manager for the 4.9 GHz spectrum.

Key stakeholders in the aviation and wireless industries identified a series of steps that will continue to protect commercial air travel from disruption by 5G C-band interference while also enabling Verizon and AT&T to enhance service around certain airports.