Orange Poland has implemented a smart city lighting project in the town of Piastow, near Warsaw. The first sixteen smart city lamps have been installed in a cooperation involving Orange Poland, the start-up Quantron and the companies BioSolution and JT Weston. The smart lamps will generate savings of 60 percent.
Smart city applications can be extended by the installation of sensors for functions such as the measurement of air pollution. T-Mobile Poland is also working on smart city projects.
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Federal agencies looking to improve their websites for citizens should consider that about 43 percent of traffic now comes from smartphones and tablets.
If that percentage continues to increase, government developers might want to take a "mobile first" approach to web design, according to a blog post from the General Services Administration's Digital Analytics Program.
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HONG KONG — China appears to have received help on Saturday from an unlikely source in its fight against tools that help users evade its Great Firewall of internet censorship: Apple.
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A ministerial declaration about making 5G a success for Europe was signed, during today’s informal meeting of competitiveness and telecommunications ministers on 18 July in Tallinn, Estonia.
The declaration of intent seeks to establish a common baseline on future 5G standards and confirm the willingness of member states to position Europe as the lead market for 5G.
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Nokia Corporation (NOK - Free Report) has announced plans to supply an LTE Network in the 700 megahertz spectrum band to Shanghai Oriental Pearl Group (a broadcasting, media, manufacturing and real estate company).
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