Unlikely Tech Alliance Aids Recovery After Sandy
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Called the mobile technology recovery center, it's designed to give disaster victims and first responders all the tools they need in the first hours and days after an hurricane, a tornado on any other calamity. The bus is equipped with UHF and VHF ...
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3G mobile network coverage "can increase productivity and GDP"
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In developing markets, a 10 per cent expansion in mobile penetration increased productivity by 4.2 percentage points, as countries without the same broadband coverage as Western countries are increasingly connected through mobile technology.
See all stories on this topic »Wheeler: DoD must adapt to pace of mobile technology
Fierce Mobile Government
DoD's acquisition programs are currently not known for their speed, Wheeler said Oct. 25 at the Security Innovation Network's conference, according to a DoD release. But when the department opens its mobile application store, it will require that ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile technology gets new twist: the gadget that bends to your every need
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Over the years, mobile phones have become thin enough to slip, almost unseen, into your pocket. They are as light as a chocolate bar yet powerful enough to stream a film. But what if they could fit in your wallet by folding around your cash? Or be ...
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Called the mobile technology recovery center, it's designed to give disaster victims and first responders all the tools they need in the first hours and days after an hurricane, a tornado on any other calamity. The bus is equipped with UHF and VHF ...
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| Mobile payments? 'For the consumer, this is doing their head in…' The Guardian (blog) There are dozens of companies pushing mobile payments technology in various forms in 2012, trying to simultaneously win over mobile operators, banks and credit card issuers and retailers, let alone the normal people who might use this technologyat ... See all stories on this topic » |  The Guardian (blog) |
| Another year, another doubling of data traffic (Blame video!) GigaOM The demand for mobile data continues to rise: Doubling in the past 12 months according to a new report for Ericsson. Smartphones are obviously part of the equation, but so too are tablets; particularly video consumption, which accounts for 40 percent ... See all stories on this topic » |  GigaOM |
TODAYonline
In developing markets, a 10 per cent expansion in mobile penetration increased productivity by 4.2 percentage points, as countries without the same broadband coverage as Western countries are increasingly connected through mobile technology.
See all stories on this topic »Wheeler: DoD must adapt to pace of mobile technology
Fierce Mobile Government
DoD's acquisition programs are currently not known for their speed, Wheeler said Oct. 25 at the Security Innovation Network's conference, according to a DoD release. But when the department opens its mobile application store, it will require that ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile technology gets new twist: the gadget that bends to your every need
The Times (subscription)
Over the years, mobile phones have become thin enough to slip, almost unseen, into your pocket. They are as light as a chocolate bar yet powerful enough to stream a film. But what if they could fit in your wallet by folding around your cash? Or be ...
See all stories on this topic »