There’s a subtle change about to happen to our mobile devices and the way we interact with them.  Today everyone is excited about …more

Bluetooth low energy brings a couple of big advantages to presence.  Today the only way to acquire location with any degree of accuracy …more

The world of in-vehicle infotainment and navigation is going through some interesting changes. Consumers rely increasingly on mobile devices in the world outside of the vehicle, such as mobile phones, mp3 players and portable gaming devices. It is increasingly expected that these device capabilities be integrated seamlessly- and even enhanced – when used inside vehicles. In the near future, consumers will even expect to be connect to the Internet while in the vehicle. It is imperative for infotainment and navigation designers to understand these trends and develop new solutions to meet these requirements….more

Wireless connectivity in today’s infotainment and navigation devices is mainly via Bluetooth but WiFi will some come into play. In Part 3 (final …more

During the past several months, I have spent a lot of time talking to LTE vendors, from chip level through infrastructure, network operators …more

LTE is the most complex wireless technology ever to be rolled out. There are many different variables that can be set on a …more

There has always been somewhat a tendency of healthcare to slowly embrace technology, but certainly this has not been the case in the …more

Indoor location swaps the problem of scale around……more

Today NXP announced that it is acquiring Jennic, the UK based RF design company that specialises in ZigBee chips and stacks.  That in …more