Spectrum (News - Alert) Bridge has announced the release of its Show My White Space application for the iPhone.

 

Company officials said that Show My White Space application accesses the same Spectrum Bridge (News - Alert) ShowMyWhiteSpace database that powers the TV whitespaces network. The company deployed the whitespaces network in Claudville, Virginia, in October 2009.

 

The TV white spaces availability varies significantly across the country, company officials said. Therefore, the application allows users to determine exactly how much TV white spaces bandwidth is available based on their current location.

 

“Our iPhone (News - Alert) application is further demonstration of Spectrum Bridge’s leadership in the TV white spaces and licensed spectrum database arena,” said Peter Stanforth, chief technology officer and cofounder of Spectrum Bridge.

 

The TV white spaces devices are expected to hit the market in 2010, enabling users to leverage the application to find available frequencies. Company officials said that users can use the frequencies to deliver high-speed Internet connections to their smartphones, netbooks and laptops; extend range and range and reliability of home and enterprise Wi-Fi networks.

 

In addition, users can also power new long-range cordless phone and video systems, create whole-house media distribution and many other innovative new bandwidth intensive applications.

 

Company officials said that wireless communications network can also be created for a broad-range of enterprise and industrial applications such as smart grid, smart city, telemedicine and other advanced mobile internet applications

 

Spectrum Bridge’s Universal Spectrum Access solution creates a next generation network architecture that makes more spectrum available for wireless applications. The company said that USA leverages their “leadership in secondary spectrum markets, spectrum management, and database driven dynamic spectrum allocation.”

 

The company has deployed the world’s first TV white spaces network and created ShowMyWhiteSpace.com, which is a source for TV white spaces mapping and information.

 

“Spectrum Bridge’s mission is to help public and private network operators solve critical spectrum constrains by making more spectrum, more available, to more people,” said Stanforth.