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NM startup creates portable cell phone signal booster

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Sandia’s Stitched lab was used to embed the green-glowing fiber optics shown here into the fabric below, using red thread to fix the fiber optics to the material. (Courtesy of Sandia National Laboratories) Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal A newly formed New Mexico startup is using NASA technology originally designed for lunar missions to offer consumers a lightweight portable option to boost cellular coverage anywhere on Earth. The booster comes from conductive material woven into fabric. That allows it to be folded up, stuffed in a backpack, or stored in a vehicle and then stretched out to augment reception when a user hits a dead zone.

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Virus Testing Ramps up at Northern; County Looks Toward Vaccine

Â Â Â New Mexico Governor Michele Lujan Grisham said Monday that New Mexicoâs reset was starting to show results in a slowing of the spread of the novel coronavirus in the state. Â Â Â County Health and Human Services Director Lauren Reichelt said in a phone interview she was not seeing a change in the rate in Rio Arriba County at this point, but thereâs been a shift in distribution. Reichelt said that previously upwards of 66 percent of cases were coming from the city, while now itâs only 40 to 50 percent. Â Â Â âI donât know if thatâs from the numbers in EspaÃ±ola going down or everyone else going up,â Reichelt said.

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