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| Mobile Minute: The Mobile Minute is sponsored by SpiderCloud Wireless. Mobile service providers are preparing to support text-to-911, for situations in which a victim cannot or will not speak. Texting to 911 could become more and more common as the younger generation comes of age. Verizon Wireless, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile US will start supporting text-to-911 on May 15, but it will roll out gradually as local emergency call centers get onboard. When someone sends a text to 911, it is routed by the local public safety answering point (PSAP.) Regional operators also plan to start offering text-to-911 service. Keep an eye on RCR Wireless News for coverage of that later this week. |
Other top stories:HP makes a billion dollar bet The company is betting a billion dollars on the cloud, with much of that investment going to free, open-source technology. … Read More LTE is king for now, but LTE-A and 5G look ready to challenge RCR Wireless News spoke with Chris Pearson, president of trade group 4G Americas, to get his view on the launch of LTE services … Read More Competition hits Ntelos: customer growth, profits dip Increased competitive pressure by larger operators appear to have had a significant impact on smaller operators … Read More |
