Amazon’s reach just got a little wider Tuesday with the launch of its Sidewalk service that borrows bandwidth from customers to create a larger community network.
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CommScope, a global technology network company, is partnering with Google to help bring what the companies say is fast and secure WiFi to public areas such as malls and grocery stores while limiting cellular dead zones.
Read MoreIf your home has connectivity dead spots, a mesh system helps boost your signal. Plus, here are some other tips.
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Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed a technique for measuring speed and distance in indoor environments, which could be used to improve navigation technologies for robots, drones – or pedestrians trying to find their way around an airport.
Read MoreSmartSky Networks, a Charlotte-based in-flight internet provider, raised $17.4 million in private equity, according to a securities filing.
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Spectrum is opening more than 5,000 WiFi “hotspots” for all wireless users across parts of North and South Carolina that are expected to be hit by Hurricane Florence.
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Triangle wireless customers now have another choice when it comes to a service provider – Spectrum Mobile.
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Raleigh-based Republic Wireless is partnering with iPass to provide its customers access to millions of WiFi hotspots nationally.
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Lilyn Hester, who works for Google in the Triangle, hatched an idea for the tech giant as a means of attacking the digital divide: Rolling Study Halls, buses that are equipped with Wi-Fi and supported by teachers as well as mentors. The program formally launched today in Colorado. Hester shares her story.
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