More wireless tech news from across the Web:
> Orange has made a pretty strong commitment to LoRa, one of a crop of low-power, wide-area (or LPWA) network technologies, but it might not last for the long haul at Orange. Light Reading article
> In an unassuming building in Austin, Texas, AT&T engineers can recreate virtually any network condition in the high-tech Austin Spectrum Lab, which will also serve as ground-zero for the carrier's upcoming trials of 5G. RCR Wireless article
> Nokia Technologies announced the European launch of its OZO professional VR camera. Release
> Qualcomm named technology-industry veteran Mary Gendron as its new chief information officer. Wall Street Journal article
> Jack Dorsey, co-founder and chief executive of Twitter, confirmed in an interview with the "Today" show that the company will keep tweets at 140 characters. New York Times article
> The FBI is warning consumers that wireless support and other systems in new cars make them vulnerable to cybersecurity troublemakers. Network World article
> Sources claim government goes after source code on a regular basis. Extreme Tech article
And finally… VR will make working from home cooler than ever. Article