Verizon initiative gets 1st, unsexy device

Wireless modem that alerts to storage tank levels uses new open network

BY PETER SVENSSON THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

A wireless modem is used to monitor levels of liquefied gas used in the production of refrigerant at a plant in Georgia.

The Associated Press
2008-07-13 21:04:00

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This article was published Monday, July 14, 2008.

Business, Pages 21, 23 on 07/14/2008

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