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Health Risk: 5G Ultra-High Frequency Radiation Is Coming

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The 5G revolution is rushing toward us and it will bring a whole new era of harm from ultra-high microwave frequency radiation. And those who raise their voices against the danger to our health and our human rights to safety have been the subject of harassment, intimidation and attempts to silence them. 'Stay out of the way of technological development.' Source: Health Risk: 5G Ultra-High Frequen...
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Internet of Things (IoT) protocols:

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Wi-Fi HaLow – The Wi-Fi Alliance has come out with HaLow, the indoor Wi-Fi format for IoT which uses 900MHz to improve indoor coverage. It will also have better battery life. 900MHz has less spectrum, but remember that most devices send very short message with data and control information. This is why video is not considered part of IoT but it will be expected to run on normal Wi-Fi. The pro...
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O2 Launches UK’s First Smart Home Service

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O2 UK has launched a new subscription based service which lets people control their heating, lighting, locks and more from their mobile. The O2 Home is packaged with contracts starting from £20 per month helping spread the cost over 24 months. O2 Home, available from this week in the London area and the Operator plans to roll out to the rest of the country in the near future. O2 home is a sma...
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What is ZWave? | Z-Wave Home Automation Products | Z-Wave Home Control

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THE BASICSZwave operates at 908.42 MHz in the US (868.42 MHz in Europe) using a mesh networking topology. A Zwave network can contain up to 232 nodes, although reports exist of trouble with networks containing over 30-40 nodes. Zwave operates using a number of profiles (think of them like languages), but the manufacturer claims they interoperate. Use care when selecting products as some products...
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Does IOT need Wireless? | Wade4Wireless

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Hell yeah! Don’t get me wrong, you could use CAT 5 to connect most of this stuff, but the idea is to have the equipment everywhere and talking all the time, or at least when we need to. They need to be wireless controlled for it to work properly and to be autonomous. What fun would a drone be if you needed to have a copper line connected to it. The FCC laid out their plan to sunset copper lines. I...
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What will the IOT Wireless Protocols look like? | Wade4Wireless

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The Internet of Things, IoT, is more than a buzz word, it is the way things are moving. When you hear of 5G they often talk of IoT and how everything will be connected. This is very exciting but the technology is already here. It is being tested and proven as we speak. So what should deployment teams be doing now? They should prepare to deploy!...  Source: What will the IOT Wireless Protocols l...
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