Are you still using a 3G phone? Really? If you are, did you know it's going to cease working this year? It's true. 5G Networks are quickly taking over the planet, 4G LTE is still very prevalent in the marketplace as you and I slowly upgrade to new phones with 5G capabilities. Fact is, if you have purchased a new phone in the last few years it most likely runs on at least 4G LTE networks and should continue to do so for quite some time. However, if you're still using that old 3G-based flip phone that you bought in 2010, at some point this year, it's no longer going to have a network to call on. Then there's your car, maybe your home or business security system, there are a lot of systems that worked on 3G networks, they will all stop working this year.
Are you still using a 3G phone? Really? If you are, did you know it's going to cease working this year? It's true. 5G Networks are quickly taking over the planet, 4G LTE is still very prevalent in the marketplace as you and I slowly upgrade to new phones with 5G capabilities. Fact is, if you have purchased a new phone in the last few years it most likely runs on at least 4G LTE networks and should continue to do so for quite some time. However, if you're still using that old 3G-based flip phone that you bought in 2010, at some point this year, it's no longer going to have a network to call on. Then there's your car, maybe your home or business security system, there are a lot of systems that worked on 3G networks, they will all stop working this year.
Are you still using a 3G phone? Really? If you are, did you know it's going to cease working this year? It's true. 5G Networks are quickly taking over the planet, 4G LTE is still very prevalent in the marketplace as you and I slowly upgrade to new phones with 5G capabilities. Fact is, if you have purchased a new phone in the last few years it most likely runs on at least 4G LTE networks and should continue to do so for quite some time. However, if you're still using that old 3G-based flip phone that you bought in 2010, at some point this year, it's no longer going to have a network to call on. Then there's your car, maybe your home or business security system, there are a lot of systems that worked on 3G networks, they will all stop working this year.
Abbyland Foods has recalled almost 15,000 pounds of beef sticks due to misbranding and undeclared allergens, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service. The product contains milk (cheese), a known allergen, which is not declared on the product label. The smoked beef sticks, labeled as Iowa Smokehouse Original Smoked Beef Sticks, were produced between Nov. 15 and Nov. 17, 2021.
TISD announced this morning their intention of closing all campuses starting tomorrow, Wednesday, January 12 through Friday, January 14. Monday is a school holiday, Martin Luther King Jr. Day so, in-person classes will not resume until Tuesday, January 18.