The Amazing Smartphone: No Guts, No Glory
No matter how you slice it, the wireless industry has undergone – and continues to go through – an amazing transformation. As of June 2012, there were almost 322 million wireless devices in the U.S., and almost 41 percent of them were smartphones (almost 131 million).
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BYOD: Friend or Foe?: WOW Insider Interview March 2013
Afzal Bari, a financial analyst for tech and telecom sectors at Bloomberg Government, discusses the pros and cons of allowing employees to bring their own personal device onto the company’s network.
IT Professionals Discuss Challenges of BYOD: Bring Your Own Device: WOW Policy Point March 2013
As more employees want to use their personal devices for work, IT professionals face the challenges of meeting the employees’ demands and the needs of the companies to secure and protect their information and their networks. In this month’s Policy Point, we take a look at this issue and how ...
Illinois Man Saves Driver After Tornado: WOW Wireless Lifesaver March 2013
After a tornado landed in Harrisburg, Illinois, a donut delivery driver and his truck were lifted out of a store’s loading dock and thrown into a nearby pond. With local emergency responders overwhelmed with the devastation, a local man, David Murphy, jumped in and used his cellphone’s light to find ...
U.S. Offers a Variety of Unlocked Devices: Your Choice
There continues to be some interest in unlocked devices. While I have already explained what the Library of Congress’ October 2012 decision meant for consumers, it appears there is still confusion on this matter.
As I said in ...
Farming Goes Wireless: WOW Wireless at Work March 2013
In this month’s Wireless at Work, we focus on how wireless technology is revolutionizing farming by monitoring soil and atmospheric conditions. The real-time data is made available to the farmer, allowing them to more efficiently manage their operations and save valuable time and money.
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Call For Award Entries Now Open for CTIA 2013™
We’re now accepting award submissions for the CTIA Emerging Technology (E-Tech) Awards and the B!G Idea Awards.
These prestigious awards are a chance to highlight the people, products and solutions that are disrupting and changing the mobile revolution. We’ve added exciting new categories and ...
The Enduring Impact of Bullying
CTIA developed Growing Wireless to serve as a resource for parents to help their kids become responsible wireless users. To some parents, they’ll find the issues that Growing Wireless addresses useful, such as cyberbullying. We provide
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