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Ken Ugbechie He likens himself to an orphan and only child. Not in the classical sense of having no parents and siblings, but on account of his independent-mindedness, the fate of having always to walk alone, act as his own adviser and being the first to take a leap, a trait that has set him apart as Africa’s foremost serial pioneer digital entrepreneur. He’s our modern day Prometheus. In Greek mythology, Prometheus, a Titan, was credited with innovation and creative abilities. He’s the forerunner of contemporary innovators and disruptors. His Olympian far-sightedness, skill an...

5G Service Market 2021 Current Trends, COVID-19 Impact Analysis, Future Growth Study, Strategic Assessment and Demand by Forecast to 2023

IMTS mobile phone (Motorola) There has been a tremendous development in the telecommunication industry over the past 80 years. Many smartphone enthusiasts of today do not really know how far the industry has developed. This is why we put together this interesting article to look at the development of the telecommunication industry since the second world war. During World War II, Motorola’s SCR series walkie-talkies made great achievements on the battlefield. It showed the world the magical charm of wireless communication. It also aroused people’s desire to apply them to the civilia...

- Clarksville, TN Online - https://www.clarksvilleonline.com - NASA pushes Airport Communications into the Digital Age Posted By Technology | Washington, D.C. – Some of the best entertainment at the airport is all the action outside the window. Loaded luggage carriers zip past on their way to planes. Fuel trucks come and go. Catering trucks restock galleys. During winter, de-icing crews and snowplows add to the bustle. This organized chaos is overseen by the ground-control managers as part of an airport-wide effort to ensure the safety of all ground operations. And as air travel has incre...

NASA Helps Bring Airport Communications into the Digital Age Some of the best entertainment at the airport is all the action outside the window. Loaded luggage carriers zip past on their way to planes. Fuel trucks come and go. Catering trucks restock galleys. During winter, de-icing crews and snowplows add to the bustle. This organized chaos is overseen by the ground-control managers as part of an airport-wide effort to ensure the safety of all ground operations. And as air travel has increased, the challenge of keeping track...