More wireless tech news from across the web:
> Growing sales of Internet of Thigns (IoT) products enabled Intel to offset a decline in traditional semiconductor activities during the January-to-March quarter. Article
> Imagination Technologies aims to power communications for the Internet of Things. Article
> Google responds to the European Commission's questions about its Android investigation, saying the OS has created more choice and innovation in mobile than ever before. Blog
> The IEEE Computer Society identifies disruptive technology areas of the future. Article
> Smartphones could be used as an affordable alternative to sophisticated earthquake-monitoring networks. Article
> Moore's Law at 50: Its past and its future. Article
> QEOS has teamed up with Nutaq to produce what it says is a complete development solution for 5G massive MIMO applications. Article
> Google's search engine can now find a user's lost Android phone. Article
And finally… Tip: Don't bring your drone to Cuba. Article