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By Scott M. Bruner PoliceOne Product EditorAt March's IWCE show in Las Vegas, there were a number of new and compelling products in the world of communications. One that was certain to catch some attention ...

Software defined radios help agencies communicate

By Joseph HeapsDuring Hurricane Katrina in August 2005, winds and floods knocked out virtually every form of communication: landline service, cellular phone service, the Internet, and radio transmission. ...

La. Coast Guard copters get radio upgrades

By Paul Purpura Times-PicayuneNEW ORLEANS — Widely heralded for saving about 7,100 lives by air after Hurricane Katrina, the Coast Guard is equipping its fleet of Dolphin helicopters with electronics ...

Texas prison officials want mobile phone jamming technology

By Mike Ward Austin American-StatesmanBuoyed by the successful test of cell-phone jamming technology Friday in a South Carolina prison, Texas officials confirmed Tuesday that they are working on a similar ...

NYPD builds fail-safe communication network

By Murray Weiss and David Seifman The New York PostNEW YORK — The NYPD is spending millions of dollars on a fail-safe satellite communication network in the event land line and cellular services ...

New technology lets police "frisk" from a distance

A radar-based concealed threat detector By JERRY HAUSNER Microwave Journal; International ed. October 2007 International ed. Electro Science Technologies The EST approach was to use a frequency domain ...

Communication systems that work across governmental lines

A handful of states are in the forefront of building communication systems that work across governmental lines. Congressional Quarterly By Ellen Perlman Two years ago, a report came in of a plane crash ...

Mich. city wireless network delayed

Local broadband service expected to be in place next year Grand Rapid Press (Michigan) GRAND RAPIDS — The dream of a citywide broadband wireless network is not dead, it's just behind schedule, a city official ...

Are we ready for another 9/11? Comments

''We certainly understand that state and local law enforcement officials want to be included earlier. The request from everyone is they want more.'' By Bart Jansen Washington, D.C. correspondent Portland ...

Dropping the Call: Communication disintegration in NYC

By Mary Rose Roberts Mobile Radio Technology The Metropolitan Transit Authority, or MTA, of New York doesn't want to talk about its $140 million radio communications system that is bogged down by so much ...

Dallas PD fights crime with video surveillance

By Gregg Levin Security Technology & Design Wireless system makes citizens, businesses and tourists feel more secure in the city's downtown area For the Dallas Police Department, protecting the nation's ...

N.Y. transit authority's million-dollar radio network too bogged down to use

Dropping the call: Dead spots throughout the tunnel system put transit police at risk By Mary Rose Roberts Mobile Radio Technology NEW YORK — The Metropolitan Transit Authority, or MTA, of New York doesn't ...

New ray gun turns up the heat

The Associated Press See Related Video Airmen pretending to be rioters scatter after being zapped by a new military ray gun during a demonstration at Moody Air Force Base, Ga., Wednesday. The millimeter ...

New York City police, firefighters to get $500 million hi-tech wireless aid

By DAVID B. CARUSO Associated Press Writer NEW YORK- The city has awarded U.S. defense contractor Northrop Grumman a $500 million (euro393 million) contract to build a wireless network that will allow ...

Keeping critical police communications fast, clear & protected

By Capt. Eddie Reyes Sponsored by Cisco Systems Have you ever just paused for a moment to think about what happens to your transmission after you push to talk (PTT) your radio microphone? If you stop to ...