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The agency wants "revolutionary ideas" on getting past IP for a mobile network that could scale to a thousand nodes.
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Services can help enable BYOD by allowing mobile users to securely share documents.
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A developer in India has produced a mobile device for the visually impaired that expands the range of mobile accessibility.
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The organization, noting the environmental impact of billions of cell phones, says users should be able to open them up and fix them so they last longer. Would that be a headache for network admins?
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The small satellites built around Android phones, launched Sunday, mark a trend toward small, inexpensive satellites for a variety of uses.
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The new smart phone's security features could be what keeps BlackBerrys in the hands of government employees.
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AppComm, launched with 65 apps already available, lets organizations and the public rate apps and suggest new ones.
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The hardware and software package from AOptix would allow police and the military to take fingerprint, iris, face and voice readings in the field.
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The IdentityX platform leverages the federal cloud and up to six ID factors to authenticate users, even those using devices not managed by the enterprise.
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Microsoft's new OS is making headway with agencies, particularly in DOD, while catching on with consumers, too.