News
Ofcom launches further spectrum auctions in the UK, with its biggest parcel yet; and the EC sets out the rules for inflight mobile phone services.
Switching on
Radios for an unusually noisy and hazardous environment; and a new direction for an infrastructure developer in support of the London Olympic Games.
Intrinsic safety
A big Scotch Whisky supplier is in high spirits over a fireproof, spark-proof wireless system which is replacing paperbased record-keeping at its warehouses.
Trunk call
An MPT network operator based in Belgium is revitalizing business radio services with its technical performance and an attention to detail. With Kent no more than a microwave hop away, soon it could be coming to the UK.
Dish benefits
Steve Sanders-Crook considers the pressures on mobile transmission infrastructures and how an efficient links network can overcome them.
Delivering solutions
David Penny reviews some of the capabilities of Wi-Fi, WiMAX and microwave radio and the benefits that today's wireless systems can bring to an organization.
Track event
A mobile broadband package developed to provide Wi-Fi service for passengers aboard France's high-speed trains is based on a unique mixture of radio and information technologies. Richard Lambley reports, at 200 mph.
Wireless upgrade
The virtual cell architecture of Birmingham University's new WLAN does away with the need for detailed RF surveys.
Femtocells
Mark Keenan outlines the concepts and shows how they will fit into the telecoms landscape of the near future.
MWC 2008
Further reports from this year's Mobile World Congress — including push-to-talk with mobile phones, femtocell devices, WiMAX and the latest in antenna products.
Short range devices
Myk Dormer is your guide to the expanding potential of low power radio.
Looking at...
PDAs for health and safety: David Crook shows how mobile technology can help shoulder the burden of legislation.