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Research group Allied Business Intelligence (ABI) projected in re...
January 22, 2001 |Miscellaneous

Research group Allied Business Intelligence (ABI) projected in report released Fri. that wireless location-based services revenue would grow to $40 billion in 2006 from $1 billion in 2000. ABI analyst Frank Viquez attributed expected growth, in part, to FCC’s Enhanced 911 requirements that mandate automatic location identification-capable wireless gear. ABI report said Sprint’s plan to deploy GPS chips for location-based technology in its handsets starting in mid-2001 would be boost to industry if handsets were delivered on time.

Bill introduced in Ark. House (HB-1229) would ban use of handheld...
January 19, 2001 |Miscellaneous

Bill introduced in Ark. House (HB-1229) would ban use of handheld mobile phones by drivers of moving vehicles except for calls to 911 or those made by emergency service personnel. Drivers would be allowed to use hands-free phone models while on road. There would be only warning without penalty on first offense, with $50 fine for subsequent offense.