Category: Comms

EPA: $9.8 million contract to migrate in the Cloud

EPA: $9.8 million contract to migrate in the Cloud

Lockheed Martin and Microsoft received a $9.8 million contract to migrate the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to Microsoft Office 365, a cloud-based collaboration and communication service. This transition will improve EPA employees’ access to...

Combat Smartphone

Combat Smartphone

“This truly shows the meaning of adapt and overcome our situation on the battlefield. The more we are able to use technology to our advantage the better we will be as a military to...

GPS is Vulnerable to Hacks

GPS is Vulnerable to Hacks

The South Korean government reported that electronic jamming signals from North Korea were affecting communications and GPS signals for passenger aircraft. So far, there has not been a serious threat to safety because the...

Social Media in NATO’s Future

There is, no doubt, an new aspect of the NATO Chicago Summit to consider is the role that Social Media will play. In partnership between NATO’s Public Affairs and Public Diplomacy staff, Allied Command...

Smart Defence with “Smart Military APPS”

Smart Defence with “Smart Military APPS”

Smart-phone technologies, already familiar to many young soldiers who are once and future gamers, might be changing the face of warfare. Smart phones are a leap-ahead technology offering soldiers myriad of capabilities to satisfy...

Smart Weapons will not use GPS data

Smart Weapons will not use GPS data

Navigation and guidance experts at the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in Arlington, Va., are trying to reduce the military’s reliance on Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite guidance for advanced munitions, mid-...

Boeing develops new Smart Phone Business

Boeing develops new Smart Phone Business

The Boeing Co. is developing a mobile phone based on the Android operating system that will compete with other manufacturers offering highly secure communication devices, company officials said April 10. Roger Krone, president of...

Smart Defence with Smart Comms

Smart Defence with Smart Comms

Smart-phone technologies, already familiar to many young soldiers who are once and future gamers, might be changing the face of warfare. Smart  phones are “a leap-ahead technology offering soldiers myriad … capabilities to satisfy...

Thales launches GeoMux, a new PR4G F@stnet Waveform

Thales launches GeoMux, a new PR4G F@stnet Waveform

GeoMux is one of the most advanced Electronic Protective Measure (EPM) VHF waveforms on the market. In addition to providing three high quality services simultaneously, voice, data and GPS position, GeoMux also includes a...

Army looks to troops for smart-phone tech advice

Army looks to troops for smart-phone tech advice

Smart-phone technologies, already familiar to many young soldiers who are once and future gamers, might be changing the face of warfare. Deployed commanders are pleading for more devices equipped with minicomputers and programmed with...

Army Fields Next-Gen Blue Force Tracking System

Army Fields Next-Gen Blue Force Tracking System

The Army has fielded its next-generation friendly force tracking system to five operational brigade combat teams, equipping Soldiers with a faster satellite network, secure data encryption and advanced mapping kits for improved tactical communications...

U.S. JTRS Proves It Can Talk To Other Radios

U.S. JTRS Proves It Can Talk To Other Radios

The U.S. Defense Department completed its first successful interoperability quick-look laboratory test on Soldier Radio Waveform, proving the service’s Joint Tactical Radio System can communicate with radios from outside companies. Developed primarily for radios...