The Washington Post

Putting Cell Phone Antennas Near Schools Is Too Risky

I read the article in Fairfax Extra by Karl Polzer ["Schools Are No Place for Cell Towers," Nov. 18] and the rebuttal ["Cell Phone Antennas No Threat to Schools," Dec. 2] by John Walls, vice president ...
Washington Examiner

School district sees cell phone antennas as revenue generator

More San Francisco’s public schools could become sites for cell phone antennas, a potential revenue generator, with the controversial equipment already installed at two schools. In July, the San ...
The Washington Post

Cell Phone Antennas No Threat to Schools

When it comes to the operation of radio transmission facilities, such as those on the roofs of several Fairfax County schools, public health is unquestionably the top priority. While the wireless ...
Digital Trends

A tiny antenna made on denim will put 5G in your clothes

A tiny, bendable antenna capable of 5G and Wi-Fi connectivity has been developed by scientists, and rather than being made for phones or a smartwatch, it’s for smart clothing. The 2-port ...
San Francisco Examiner

City weighs design guidelines for cell phone antennas

Supervisor John Avalos introduced legislation Tuesday that would establish new design criteria for cell phone antennas. The guidelines were developed by a working group and the Planning and Public ...
Houston Chronicle

Designing phone antennas a 'bit of a dark art'

Whatever you think of Steve Jobs' defense of the iPhone 4 and its reception issues, the Apple Inc. boss was right about one thing: Antennas are a technological challenge, one that engineers have ...