Should Using a Cell Phone be Illegal While Driving? Cellular phones are one of the most widely and most popular forms of communication today. Though once considered rare luxuries, cellular telephones have become a commonplace possession over the last decade. Thanks in part to advances in wirel...

The FCC E911 Regulation is Essential for Consumers and Telecommunications Industry In June of 1996, the FCC proposed a mandate for E-911 services. The wireless E911 order provides value-added service for all cellular phone users and consumers. This regulation has designed to implement 91...

"The future has become clear during the past year or two. While attention has focused on dead dot-coms and stumbling stock markets, the foundation for the next e-commerce wave has been established. Some can already see it coming". ("Keep It Simple," 2001) ...

Introduction Wireless technologies represent a rapidly emerging area of growth and importance for providing access to the networks for the workplace community. Employees, clients, and customers increasingly want service and network access from various places inside and outside the company. There ...

"Bluetooth will become the pervasive technology to support wireless communication in various contexts of every day life," F-Secure and Secure Networks announces in their 2006 study, "Going Around with Bluetooth in Full Safety."1 A low-range transmission device now commonly insta...

Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is an application environment and a set of communication protocols that allow the development of applications and services that enable mobile phones and other mobile devices, such as pagers, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) to, manufacturer-, vendor-, and techno...

Voicestream Wireless Voicestream wireless was founded in 1994 as a wireless telecommunications company based in Bellevue, Washington. The company's purpose was to provide cellular service to the Seattle area. The founder of voice stream is the current C.E.O. John Stanton. The company was on...