A new book “Understanding Weightless” has just been published to provide information and insight into the proposed standard for wireless M2M communications. Here, the author, William Webb, explains why a new standard was developed and the markets it is designed to serve.
In the fourth instalment from his book Being Mobile, which is being serialised exclusively on Telecoms.com, Ofcom’s William Webb looks at the opportunities for wireless technology in the healthcare sector and the improvements it could help bring about.
In the third instalment from the serialisation of his book Being Mobile on Telecoms.com, Ofcom’s William Webb looks at the potential for the evolution of location services, and what needs to be done to make it happen.
In the second instalment of the serialisation of his book Being Mobile on Telecoms.com, Ofcom’s William Webb investigates the complexities of network architecture and looks at different suggestions for improvement.
In the first instalment of the exclusive serialisation of his book Being Mobile on Telecoms.com, Ofcom’s William Webb looks at the potential of cognitive radio and white space devices.
In his new book, Being Mobile, Professor William Webb, director of technology resources at UK regulator Ofcom, takes a look at what mobile technologies and applications will bring us in the future. Ahead of the serialisation of Being Mobile on Telecoms.com, Webb provides an overview of the book’s themes. All too often predictions of new [...]
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