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Though there's been no fanfare, Microsoft has finalized the fourth version of its Windows Intune management service, and has made some noteworthy changes as to how mobile devices are managed. windowsintunewaveD. Late last week, I asked when the ...
See all stories on this topic »HHS 5 tips for mobile device security
Government Health IT (blog)
The Department of Health and Human Services has launched a mobile health privacy and security education campaign, aimed at giving a framework for providers just starting to use mobile devices. Called “Know the RISKS,” the campaign features a variety of ...
See all stories on this topic »SAP bolsters mobile device management capabilities
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SAP has introduced the latest version of its mobile device management system with the aim of providing closer enterprise application integration and improved support for bring your own device (BYOD) policies. The updated SAP Afaria enterprise mobility ...
See all stories on this topic »Are you likely to use your mobile device on Christmas Day for anything other ...
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Q: Are you likely to use your mobile device on Christmas Day for anything other than phone calls and text messages to friends and family? 60% Yes, I'll probably check my emails; 55% Yes, I'm likely to browse the web; 21% Yes, I'll watch video on my ...
See all stories on this topic »Augmented Reality Fireworks arrive to mobile devices
Gamasutra
Using cutting edge Augmented Reality and the calculating power of the new devices, the Fireworks family of products deliver the explosion of the rockets to your mobile phone: you point your camera to the horizon, and through your mobile device you'll ...
See all stories on this topic »Interest on mobile device exploitation ramps up in intelligence community
Fierce Mobile Government
A Dec. 12 Defense Intelligence Agency request for information shows interest in mobile devicesramping up in the intelligence community. The DIA, the RFI says, needs contractors to support its ability to collect and exploit mobile devices, including ...
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Charging mobile devices wirelessly while driving now possible on new Toyota ...
Geekzone
The Toyota Avalon Limited will be the first car available in the world that offers in-console Qi wireless charging for Qi – enabled mobile phones and devices as part of a Technology Package. Qi is the global standard for wireless power and charging ...
See all stories on this topic »New partnership puts focus on the power of mobile devices
Jersey Isle News
The partnership will combine the mobile device knowledge and experience of the Beyond Computers team with the global network expertise of Airtel-Vodafone at a time when the trend is for customers moving away from a reliance on fixed line technology and ...
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ZDNet
Though there's been no fanfare, Microsoft has finalized the fourth version of its Windows Intune management service, and has made some noteworthy changes as to how mobile devices are managed. windowsintunewaveD. Late last week, I asked when the ...
See all stories on this topic »HHS 5 tips for mobile device security
Government Health IT (blog)
The Department of Health and Human Services has launched a mobile health privacy and security education campaign, aimed at giving a framework for providers just starting to use mobile devices. Called “Know the RISKS,” the campaign features a variety of ...
See all stories on this topic »SAP bolsters mobile device management capabilities
ComputerworldUK
SAP has introduced the latest version of its mobile device management system with the aim of providing closer enterprise application integration and improved support for bring your own device (BYOD) policies. The updated SAP Afaria enterprise mobility ...
See all stories on this topic »Are you likely to use your mobile device on Christmas Day for anything other ...
PC Advisor
Q: Are you likely to use your mobile device on Christmas Day for anything other than phone calls and text messages to friends and family? 60% Yes, I'll probably check my emails; 55% Yes, I'm likely to browse the web; 21% Yes, I'll watch video on my ...
See all stories on this topic »Augmented Reality Fireworks arrive to mobile devices
Gamasutra
Using cutting edge Augmented Reality and the calculating power of the new devices, the Fireworks family of products deliver the explosion of the rockets to your mobile phone: you point your camera to the horizon, and through your mobile device you'll ...
See all stories on this topic »Interest on mobile device exploitation ramps up in intelligence community
Fierce Mobile Government
A Dec. 12 Defense Intelligence Agency request for information shows interest in mobile devicesramping up in the intelligence community. The DIA, the RFI says, needs contractors to support its ability to collect and exploit mobile devices, including ...
See all stories on this topic »
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Geekzone
The Toyota Avalon Limited will be the first car available in the world that offers in-console Qi wireless charging for Qi – enabled mobile phones and devices as part of a Technology Package. Qi is the global standard for wireless power and charging ...
See all stories on this topic »New partnership puts focus on the power of mobile devices
Jersey Isle News
The partnership will combine the mobile device knowledge and experience of the Beyond Computers team with the global network expertise of Airtel-Vodafone at a time when the trend is for customers moving away from a reliance on fixed line technology and ...
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