OTA
An over-the-air update, also known as over-the-air programming, is an update to an embedded system that is delivered through a wireless network, such as Wi-Fi or a cellular network. These embedded systems include mobile phones, tablets, set-top boxes, cars and telecommunications equipment.
People born in Ota (First 49 people) - Page 36
Paul Bittner
Ice hockey player
Zeke Hanson
Film producer
Joseph H. Ball
Former United States Senator
Jane Elizabeth Hodgson
American gynecologist
Milton Orville Thompson
American naval officer
Harold Hagen
Former United States Representative
Ronald Davies
Judge
Scott Janssen
American funeral director
Tim Bergland
American ice hockey player
Michael Mercil
Professor
Judson Bergman
Former CEO of Envestnet
Thomas W. Simons Jr.
American diplomat
Tye Olson
American actor
Robert A. Good
American physician
Scott LeDoux
Politician
Anthony Bonsante
Professional boxer
Peter Popovich
American lawyer
Brittany Chambers
American basketball player
Joe Radinovich
Former Minnesota State Representative
Martin Olav Sabo
American Politician
Chief Bender
Baseball player
Craig Hella Johnson
American conductor
Maude Kegg
Writer
Todd Richards
Snowboarder
Jeff Schuh
American football player
Travis Richards
American ice hockey player
Jessie DeZiel
George S. Pillsbury
Former Member of the Minnesota State Senate
Curtis Allgier
Harry Reasoner
American journalist
J. Paul Slavens
American composer
James Young Deer
Film actor
Ralph F. Beermann
Former United States Representative
Brandon Wegher
American football running back
Bloody Knife
American military chief
Rain-in-the-Face
American chief
Inkpaduta
War chief
Phyllis Gates
American secretary
James Day Hodgson
Former United States Secretary of Labor
Carrie Tollefson
Olympic athlete
Jeff Nordgaard
American-Polish basketball player
James D. Hodgson
Former United States Secretary of Labor
Frank E. Denholm
Former United States Representative
Gary Tharaldson
American entrepreneur
Rose Wilder Lane
American journalist
Shantel Krebs
Secretary of State of South Dakota
Carole Hillard
Former Lieutenant Governor of South Dakota
