Samsung selected for emergency network
The house Office has selected Samsung as the supplier of smartphones which going to be used on a new emergency services network (ESN) across the UK. ESN is being deployed to replace the existing emergency services network, known as Airwave. The LTE smartphones have been specifically developed for the challenges faced with the police and the other emergency services. This means which it going to have a rugged design, involving water resistance, and have a range of features designed specifically for critical voice services. ESN going to bring a new dimension to emergency communication, thanks to its mobile broadband capabilities.
Police to get Samsung smartphones in £210m bargain to connect emergency services
according to Britain's police, paramedics and fire crews are to be armed with Samsung smartphones after the South Korean giant landed a Gov. contract worth up to £210m to supply 250,000 handsets for a new emergency communications network. The house Office has awarded a three-year bargain to the South Korean giant to supply toughened, water-resistant 4G devices to the emergency services, with the option of an one-year extension. Samsung beat out versus elect bids from Motorola and Sepura, a English specialist in emergency services communications. The contract is fraction of the ongoing £1.2bn growth of the Emergency Services Network (ESN), that replaces the Airwave radio network with a system based on EE's mobile network. The project, the premier of its kind in the world, is designed to let the emergency services to access the net in the field.collected by :Molly Tony
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