Haloid’s engineers recently disassembled a popular push-to-talk over cellular (PoC) radio sold by a U.S.-based company that advertised the devices as secure, encrypted, and used by government agencies. Inside the devices, however, we found chips manufactured by Quectel Wireless Solutions...
AWS Outage Exposes Vulnerabilities in Low-Cost Cellular Radios Business and public safety agencies increasingly rely on Push-to-talk over cellular (“PoC”) radios from startup companies for two-way communications. These devices are vulnerable to cellular and power outages. And many of them...
Cadence Sports is serious about sporting events. The company manages some of the largest events in the United States, including the Ironman Championship, NYC Marathon, and hundreds more. If there’s a major sporting event anywhere in the U.S., Cadence is...
Haloid Solutions, a leading provider of wireless communications equipment, is warning business and government agencies about foreign espionage and business disruption risks from China-manufactured cellular two-way radios. These devices were sold in the United States from “pop up companies” that claimed the devices were secure.
One word: Beautiful. If Andy Warhol lived today, I’d tell him this vintage Motorola microphone exemplifies Americana just as much as the Campbell Soup Can. These 1960-1970s Motorola palm microphones feature a red transmit button, beige housing with an olive...
Many wonder what’s the difference between a model 1, 2, or 3 radio. We created a short explanation: Model 1 – This radio has no LCD display and only a channel knob/power knob. Model 2 – This radio has a display and...
