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T-Mobile US leaps into 5G network slicing - Vimarsana News

T-Mobile US leaps into 5G network slicing

John Saw claimed a T-Mobile US 5G network slicing move with Red Bull in June was a first for an operator in the nation.

T Mobile US : It's Time to Unleash Network Slicing -Today at 01:20 pm - Vimarsana News

T Mobile US : It's Time to Unleash Network Slicing -Today at 01:20 pm

Each with customized network performance characteristics optimized for the unique needs of different types of traffic, such as specialized or enterprise services. Think highly reliable throughput for...

Pedestrians could soon alert Ford drivers with a mobile app - Vimarsana News

Pedestrians could soon alert Ford drivers with a mobile app

Ford plans to demonstrate a new pedestrian safety system for its latest automobiles this week. It takes the form of a mobile app that pedestrians use to...

Ford exploring use of smartphone technology to alert drivers to pedestrians, bicyclists; BLE and 5G - Vimarsana News

Ford exploring use of smartphone technology to alert drivers to pedestrians, bicyclists; BLE and 5G

Ford Motor Company is researching new smartphone-based communications technology that could potentially help warn drivers of pedestrians, bicyclists and more—even those approaching a vehicle’s path but blocked from a driver’s view. The concept smartphone app, which would run on a pedestrian’s phone, uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) messaging to communicate...

Ford Researching Bluetooth Connected Smartphone App to Boost Road Safety - Vimarsana News

Ford Researching Bluetooth Connected Smartphone App to Boost Road Safety

Ford Motor Co. in Dearborn is researching technology that could potentially help warn drivers of pedestrians, bicyclists, and other hazards.