Thursday, August 25, 2011
Capital's Mobile Networks Failed During 5.8 Magnitude Earthquake
During Tuesday's 5.8-magnititude earthquake, the wireless networks failed our nation's capital at a time when they were most needed to be working. DC citizens were unable to reach 911. Worry though, no? We are more than ten years from September 11th and technology has improved dramatically in those years.
What is going on?
In a bigger national emergency, well, this could get really ugly fast.
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