Smartphone democracy precedent to be set in Seattle
A Washington State NGO is going to allow online voting in the election of its new board supervisor, which could set a precedent that will transform how democracy functions.
A Washington State NGO is going to allow online voting in the election of its new board supervisor, which could set a precedent that will transform how democracy functions.
After France unveiled plans to raise taxes on internet companies the US threatened to slap tariffs on French food. Now France is putting the new tax on hold.
Democrat Speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi has sent a tsunami of abuse towards Facebook, suggesting the social media giant has zero interest in serving its users.
It has taken a month of negotiations, but Phase One of the US-Chinese trade deal has finally been signed. However, this was the easy part.
Financial services giant Visa is acquiring fintech app enabler Plaid in an apparent bid to ensure it doesn’t get left behind in the app economy.
The Republican Senator for Arkansas, Tom Cotton, has tabled a bill which would ban US agencies from sharing data with countries do not ban Huawei.
US diplomats have apparently renewed their lobbying of the UK government to ban Huawei from its 5G network, with the final decision expected to be made this month.
Despite the Trump administration stating it would never meddle in artificial intelligence, the White House has outlined 10 commandments for agencies to create rules and regulations.
The final quarter of 2019 was one which certainly did not let T-Mobile US down, as the team boasted an additional 1 million postpaid phone net additions, taking the customer base up to 86 million.
The US Federal Communications Commission has set a deadline of 3 February for comments on its designation of Huawei and ZTE as security threats.
India’s decision to allow Huawei to participate in 5G trials is certainly a win for the vendor, but it does add further strain to an already tenuous relationship with the US.
The US Government is on the Huawei offensive once again, throwing another warning to the UK and suggesting the industry should open-source 5G technology to counter the threat.
The Italian Government looks set to greenlight Huawei’s involvement in the market, while simultaneously criticising the increasing protectionist trends around the world.
California has opened the traps for wide-scale testing and commercial application of autonomous vehicles for delivery companies across the state.
The US Government is now allegedly suggesting the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is using a popular messaging app to spy on individuals around the world.
Cox Communications has found itself on the wrong wide of a $1 billion cheque after a court ruled it did not do enough to prevent illegal download of content across its network.
Two US Senators have gained the upper-hand over Facebook in a patient game of chess which could see further action from authorities.
Dish CEO Charlie Ergen has been sitting in a New York court room to defend the approval of the T-Mobile US-Sprint merger, but also insisting his company can compete in the cut-throat telco industry.
The US Energy and Commerce Committee has almost introduced rules to reinforce the ban on Huawei contributing components, products or services to communications infrastructure.
Almost a year after rebranding its LTE-A as 5GE, US communications group AT&T has launched full-fat 5G in ten cities across the US.
UK officials reportedly set to recommend a limited role for Huawei in UK 5G https://t.co/FqUwkCaycE #5G #Security
23 January 2020 @ 12:53:03 UTC
Smartphone democracy precedent to be set in Seattle https://t.co/LH5QvaKBPd #ContentApplications #HandsetsDevices
23 January 2020 @ 11:22:32 UTC
Challenges & Key Issues of Constructing 'MEC-Ready' 5G Bearer Networks for Carriers https://t.co/3s1LC3dAGl #5G #Edge
22 January 2020 @ 18:59:32 UTC
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