Motorola and Verizon Provide Public Safety Agencies with LTE

Motorola and Verizon have decided to work together to provide access to the LTE network of
security agencies, all as may be supplemented by Verizon coverage when needed.
   Both companies announced they would provide a common solution in which public safety
agencies would be bootable to LTE infrastructure offered by Motorola, so they could create
their own Public Safety Network. Their case in the network is out of reach, would agencies
be able to access the LTE network of Verizon for additional coverage.
  According to Dominic Denmark, director of the Government's strategy on Verizon LTE network
of public authorities will be able to run 10MHz of spectrum. The goal is to offer more or
Verizon capacity for public safety agencies on their own networks.
  Verizon Network also offers co-location of towers alongwith site sharing. More about the
company is working with other manufacturers and suppliers to ensure that there is a wide
range of devices that work on the Verizon network.
  Axis of Motorola, are you sacrificing network equipment alongwith units required for the
connection with the LTE network. According to Dan-mark, the company wants to begin offering
14 different types of dongles. More on the company will have a range of LTE-based
smartphones will be available for public safety agencies in the future.
  Originally, the Federal Communications Commission set up a large block of 700 megahertz
spectrum All that was reserved for a public safety network. But as a result, plans to build
the network led to nowhere as no bidder with the clearing price or the FCC.