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    Carl Weinschenk

    Carl Weinschenk Carl Weinschenk Carl Weinschenk is a long-time IT and telecom journalist. His coverage areas include the IoT, artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence, drones, 3D printing LTE and 5G, SDN, NFV, net neutrality, municipal broadband, unified communications and business continuity/disaster recovery. Weinschenk has written about wireless and phone companies, cable operators and their vendor ecosystems. He also has written about alternative energy and runs a website, The Daily Music Break, as a hobby.

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    Attacks on Mobile Devices, Apps and Bluetooth Increase

    The news on mobile device security is never very good. A report from Avast continues that trend.The report comes...

    Ransomware and SMBs: The Backup Plan Should Be the...

    The threats from malware of various types are scary in unique ways. Hacking autonomous vehicles means that the brakes...

    LTE Networks Heading Toward Gigabit Speeds

    The transition from one speed plateau to the next highest is never a short-term process. The situation is no...

    AT&T Outlines How Its Drone Use Will Evolve

    Drones have already have shone their mettle as tools for emergencies and for maintenance, boosting capacity at crowded events...

    Chip Makers Working Hard on 5G

    Chips, chipsets and related elements are the little engines that make new technologies go. There is news on that...

    Dealing with the IoT Means Dealing with Change

    The deluge of data that the Internet of Things (IoT) will generate will have far-reaching effects on how organizations...

    Putin Weighs In on AI as Huawei Makes Announcements

    The latest person to speak out about artificial intelligence (AI) is none other than Vladimir Putin.The category has taken...

    5G Announcements Pick Up Steam as Ecosystems Battle, Standards...

    The move toward 5G networks is moving forward on a consistent basis. Several announcements were recently made. While it...

    Not Like the Old Days, but Better Than a...

    IDC reported this week that smartphone shipments are expected to grow through 2021. Last year, shipments were 1.47 billion....

    Hurricane Harvey Suggests that Emergency Networks Improving Even Before...

    The devastation of slow-moving Hurricane/Tropical Storm Harvey is another illustration, as if one is needed, that robust emergency communications...

    The Hidden Complexities of Virtualized Environments

    The move to virtualized environments changes just about everything about how a telecommunications company operates. Naturally, much of the...

    Amazon Closes Whole Foods Deal: Good News for a...

    The movement of business from brick and mortar to online has been the overwhelming trend during the past 15...