AT&T and Verizon team up to build hundreds of new cell towersBoth companies are looking to cut costs.By M. Locklear, 11.13.2017
Set up your own Stingray cell dragnet with these leaked docsManuals and documents detail how the phone-intercepting networks function.By D. Lumb, 09.13.2016
BAE Systems' NAVSOP does positioning without GPS, makes sure the only jammin' going on is yoursBy J. Fingas, 06.30.2012
University of California, Riverside runs entire building floor off of 1.1-megawatt green batteryBy J. Fingas, 05.11.2012
Nokia Siemens HSPA+ Multiflow lets one device connect to two cell sites simultaneouslyBy Z. Honig, 02.20.2012
DoJ: Stingray cellphone tracking device falls under Fourth Amendment, but don't ask about itBy A. Toor, 11.06.2011
AT&T's new cell tower can fit in a suitcase, help restore networks after natural disastersBy A. Toor, 04.25.2011
'Signal' jailbreak app for iPhone maps out your towers, turns death gripping into a pastimeBy C. Ziegler, 08.09.2010
Hacker intercepts phone calls with homebuilt $1,500 IMSI catcher, claims GSM is beyond repairBy S. Hollister, 07.31.2010
RIM finally catches up to the competition with non-GPS-based BlackBerry 'Locate Service'By D. Melanson, 07.19.2010
Inhabitat's Week In Green: 3D printed veins, solar cell towers, and the IngocarBy Inhabitat, 03.29.2010