Displaying items by tag: Antenna

Scientists from Georgia Tech have found a way to reliably harvest the energy from 5G at 28Ghz, overcoming antenna problems that previously required such solutions to be within line of sight of a tower.

Telstra is having an issue with a local antenna which is affecting some 3G and 4G service from its mobile base station in Stawell.

Passengers on the Spirit of Tasmania ferry service between Devonport and Melbourne now have access to high-speed Internet, with a partnership by the ferry operators with Australian satellite internet provider, IPSTAR Broadband.

Technology solutions company Hills Limited has seen a fall in revenue for the first six months of fiscal 2017, recording a figure of $157.3 million compared to $164.1 million for the corresponding period in the previous fiscal year.

IBM and Ericsson have developed a phased array chip that could be used in antenna modules for 5G base stations.

Mobile satellite and telecommunications company Inmarsat has partnered with Honeywell Aerospace and antenna development company Kymeta, to develop a higher-speed, Ka-band wireless antenna, which they say will bring high quality, faster connectivity broadband services to smaller aircraft in the business aviation market.

Huawei has broken through with two world firsts, a 16nm FinFET ARM64 networking processor and an L-Band antenna supporting UWB and multi band.

Consumer electronics company Soniq is causing shockwaves with its new Bluetooth speaker, the Rock 7, new Cyberast digital signage for businesses and a home AV installation service.

Ubidyne launches its latest active antenna system release 3.5 at LTE Summit

It looks like the lawyers won.

Governments are fair game for criticism, and those of a right-wing persuasion are understandably keen on bagging the present government. But it behooves them to get their facts right. Ruslan Kogan's ongoing campaign against the digital TV Household Assistance Scheme serves double-duty as a way of gaining free publicity for his company's low prices.

Apple has announced that "the iPhone 4 antenna attenuation issue is even smaller than we originally thought" and so the company's free case offer to will lapse on September 30 as originally announced.

After writing much of iTWire's coverage of the iPhone 4 'death grip' issue, I was pleased to get some hands-on time with Apple's popular handset. As I suspected, the issue has been overstated, at least under Australian conditions.

Apple has started accepting claims for a free iPhone 4 Bumper or case, but owners will need to start by downloading an app.

Apple's emergency press conference has come and gone, and after casing things out, Apple says all smartphones have the same antenna problems - but why don't most other smartphones need a case, when the iPhone 4 now effectively comes with a free case for best-case use?

Steve Jobs' claim that there are shielding issues with all smartphones has stirred up a hornet's nest, with BlackBerry maker RIM, Nokia and HTC defending their products.

All smartphones suffer from reduced signal strength when held in particular ways, and the iPhone 4 is no exception, according to Apple CEO Steve Jobs. Few owners are reporting issues to Apple, and return rates are particularly low, he claimed. But Apple has decided to give all owners a free case as this may help ameliorate the issue.