Manila / New York / Tokyo / Philadelphia / Chicago / /
Company
Red Bank / Digital Cellular Radio / AT&T / Bell Labs / Artech House Inc. / Motorola / Bell Laboratories / Digital Cellular Systems / Wireless Information Networks Laboratory / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Japan / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
M&A / /
Facility
New York Harbor / Industrial Research Institute / Wireless Information Networks Laboratory / Rutgers University / /
IndustryTerm
digital voice processing / cellular systems / mobile telephone service / earliest mobile telephone systems / mobile communications / flat-rate services / personal communications / manual and automatic systems / mobile telephony / mobile voice communications / telephony / mobile communication services / wireline Internet / radio technologies / conventional wide-area services / mobile operator / early mobile telephone service / conventional telephone service / marine radio systems / mobile telephone / car phone / Internet-based services / point-to-point microwave services / wireless Internet / telephone / Wireless Internet Given / municipal police systems / high energy / technology arena / cell site / telephone company systems / automatic systems / inter-carrier billing agreements / local telephone / maintenance equipment / system operator / radio communications / mobile telephone systems / digital signal processing / voice processing technology / /
MusicGroup
MHz / UHF / /
NaturalFeature
Highlands New Jersey / /
Organization
Industrial Research Institute / Rutgers University / Detroit police / Federal Communications Commission / National Academy of Engineering / EIA committee / /
Person
James Clerk Maxwell / Larry Greenstein / Craig McCaw / George Calhoun / Dewey / Bob Buus / /
Position
mathematician / author / Professor and Director for Strategic Planning / powerful central controller / Admiral / /
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