The FCC approved a report and order (R&O) aimed at improving priority services for emergency responders.

L3Harris Technologies partnered with FirstNet, Built with AT&T to connect the FirstNet network with Florida’s Statewide Law Enforcement Radio System (SLERS) P25 network. The connection between the two networks is made by leveraging L3Harris’ BeOn mobile application.

In a meeting with the FCC, the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) urged caution with moving forward with any changes to the rules governing the T-band as requested by a petition of rulemaking from the National Wireless Communications Council (NWCC).

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois unsealed a criminal complaint against seven individuals accused of stealing trade secrets from Motorola Solutions.

The Shenzhou-13 spacecraft safely landed on April 16, after six months aboard China’s newest orbital station in the longest crewed mission to date for the country's space program. The spacecraft carrying three astronauts landed in northern China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, about 9 hours after departing from the core Tianhe module of Tiangong space station. As the leading global provider of professional communications equipment and solutions, Hytera is proud to provide communication support for the safe landing of the Shenzhou-13 return capsule as well as the astronauts.

The FCC voted to open a proceeding to explore options for promoting improvements in RF receiver performance, including through use of incentives, industry-led voluntary approaches, commission policy and guidance, or regulatory requirements.

Kyocera entered into an agreement with Microsoft to integrate the Walkie Talkie application in Microsoft Teams on ultra-rugged 5G Android smartphones.

An Illinois judge declined to change the initial date from which a royalty that Hytera Communications owes to Motorola Solutions was determined. Additionally, the judge declined to change the format of the royalty payment from a lump sum to a payment plan.

MacroAsia Corporation (MAC), a leading provider of aviation-related support services in the Philippines, relied on Teltronic to deploy a TETRA communication system that services six airports in the country: Clark, Kalibo, Cebu, Davao, General Santos and the capital, Manila.

A lawsuit over whether Sprint has abandoned the Nextel trademark began April 11.