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Amped Wireless' compact TAN1 uses high-gain antennas to increase performance.
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As tablets get more common and more powerful, they threaten the existing order in computing. But the desktop is safe.
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Pictures taken with a GPS-enabled device can give up your location, as the recent arrest of John McAfee showed. But turning off the function is not hard.
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Customs and Border Protection is looking for technology that would allow officers to scan documents and fingerprints with their mobile devices.
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RIM's long-awaited BlackBerry 10 OS contains a blacklist of passwords that users will not be allowed to use. Maybe it's not a great idea, but it's a good one.
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A recent survey of government IT decision makers found that a majority say MDM is about the security of mobile devices. Not quite.
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Consolidation, cloud and mobile computing, lots of data and the foundations of smart government are among the key trends forecasted by IDC Government Insights.
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The project management app, which runs on iOS and Android, gives mobile users access to the Global Threat Reduction Initiative’s system.
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The first SMS message was sent in December 1992 and forever changed the way people communicate.
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A team at the Aberdeen Proving Ground is developing lightweight, multiport chargers for smart phones and tablets.