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Wireless - Eye-Catcher
Eye-Catcher
Sling Media goes up against YouTube and Hulu to grab eyeballs for online video.
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New York City Housing Authority Named a PTI Innovation Lab for Broadband Over Power Line Proof …
A cost-effective solution to replace legacy building door control and intercom systems (which currently cannot support multifunction communication and broadband for high-speed Internet connectivity) and to upgrade the security cameras in the agency’s housing developments to a BPL-based system.
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Cookies For Your Cellphone
The mobile ad industry could get a boost from a novel way of collecting information on users.
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Justice Department Issues Report on Telecommunications
Covers issues including the development of new facilities-based competition, wireless technologies as alternatives to wireline networks,
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Nokia Plants A Seed In India
The handset maker bets rural users in Asia and Africa want mobile services, too.
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The Weekly Web 2.0: You2Gov and Politikia
Welcome to The Weekly Web 2.0, a weekly featurette of Govtech.com. This week it’s all about politics.
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IBM to Roll Out Broadband Over Powerline to Rural Areas
“This capability will play a critical role in rural health, education, and economic development, while closing the digital divide that exists between well served and underserved America.”
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NASA Successfully Tests First Deep Space Internet
NASA has successfully tested the first deep space communications network modeled on the Internet.
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Tags: wifi, laptop, smartphone, iPod
Wireless - New York City Housing Authority Named a PTI Innovation Lab for Broadband Over Power Line Proof …
New York City Housing Authority Named a PTI Innovation Lab for Broadband Over Power Line Proof …
A cost-effective solution to replace legacy building door control and intercom systems (which currently cannot support multifunction communication and broadband for high-speed Internet connectivity) and to upgrade the security cameras in the agency’s housing developments to a BPL-based system.
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47 Applications in 30 Days for $50K
How city governments can leverage and involve citizens to sometimes accomplish the impossible.
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Cookies For Your Cellphone
The mobile ad industry could get a boost from a novel way of collecting information on users.
Source: http
Web 2.0 in the Workplace Increases Efficiency, but Distractions, Leaks a Concern, Say Europeans
Twenty-four percent of employees admit they are not sure how the return on investment of internal sites could ever be measured.
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Washington, D.C., Mayor Adrian M. Fenty Announces Winners of Applications for Democracy Contest
To make DC government data more accessible and useful for the public.
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Meta Data
More praise for “Fallout 3.”
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Sweetly Disruptive Technology
In a rare interview, Asus Chairman Jonney Shih describes his philosophy and plans for an “Eee Phone.”
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IBM to Roll Out Broadband Over Powerline to Rural Areas
“This capability will play a critical role in rural health, education, and economic development, while closing the digital divide that exists between well served and underserved America.”
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Tags: wifi, mobile phone, mp3, smartphone
Wireless - Commentary: Nurturing a Creative and Innovative Community
Commentary: Nurturing a Creative and Innovative Community
The Vital role of art, architecture, culture and commerce.
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Smart-Phone Calling
But will customers answer the call?
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Web 2.0 in the Workplace Increases Efficiency, but Distractions, Leaks a Concern, Say Europeans
Twenty-four percent of employees admit they are not sure how the return on investment of internal sites could ever be measured.
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
New York City Housing Authority Named a PTI Innovation Lab for Broadband Over Power Line Proof …
A cost-effective solution to replace legacy building door control and intercom systems (which currently cannot support multifunction communication and broadband for high-speed Internet connectivity) and to upgrade the security cameras in the agency’s housing developments to a BPL-based system.
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
Nokia Plants A Seed In India
The handset maker bets rural users in Asia and Africa want mobile services, too.
Source: http
Meta Data
More praise for “Fallout 3.”
Source: http
Cookies For Your Cellphone
The mobile ad industry could get a boost from a novel way of collecting information on users.
Source: http
Google Pops Android’s Hood
The source code behind Google’s mobile platform comes into the public eye.
Source: http
Tags: PDA, smartphone, mobile phone, game console
Wireless - Cookies For Your Cellphone
Cookies For Your Cellphone
The mobile ad industry could get a boost from a novel way of collecting information on users.
Source: http
Sweetly Disruptive Technology
In a rare interview, Asus Chairman Jonney Shih describes his philosophy and plans for an “Eee Phone.”
Source: http
47 Applications in 30 Days for $50K
How city governments can leverage and involve citizens to sometimes accomplish the impossible.
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Commentary: Nurturing a Creative and Innovative Community
The Vital role of art, architecture, culture and commerce.
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Meta Data
More praise for “Fallout 3.”
Source: http
FCC Cracks Open ‘White Space’
U.S. regulators hand tech giants an election day victory.
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Social Games Jump To iPhone
Mark Pincus is making social games mobile with “Live Poker” for the iPhone.
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New York City Housing Authority Named a PTI Innovation Lab for Broadband Over Power Line Proof …
A cost-effective solution to replace legacy building door control and intercom systems (which currently cannot support multifunction communication and broadband for high-speed Internet connectivity) and to upgrade the security cameras in the agency’s housing developments to a BPL-based system.
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
NASCIO Announces Green IT Videos
Highlights state CIO involvement and current state initiatives geared toward greening state government.
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Tags: iPod, cell phone, mobile phone, game console
Wireless - Web 2.0 in the Workplace Increases Efficiency, but Distractions, Leaks a Concern, Say Europeans
Web 2.0 in the Workplace Increases Efficiency, but Distractions, Leaks a Concern, Say Europeans
Twenty-four percent of employees admit they are not sure how the return on investment of internal sites could ever be measured.
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
A Smarter Planet: The Next Leadership Agenda
“We will see new leaders emerge who win not by surviving the storm, but by changing the game.”
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EA Takes On ‘Wii Fit’
The game publisher plans to launch EA Sports Active in March.
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Sweetly Disruptive Technology
In a rare interview, Asus Chairman Jonney Shih describes his philosophy and plans for an “Eee Phone.”
Source: http
G1 Design And Beyond
The Astonishing Tribe talks about trends in phone design and its work on Google’s G1.
Source: http
Google Pops Android’s Hood
The source code behind Google’s mobile platform comes into the public eye.
Source: http
Cookies For Your Cellphone
The mobile ad industry could get a boost from a novel way of collecting information on users.
Source: http
47 Applications in 30 Days for $50K
How city governments can leverage and involve citizens to sometimes accomplish the impossible.
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
Tags: mobile phone, game console, mp3, PDA
Wireless - A Smarter Planet: The Next Leadership Agenda
A Smarter Planet: The Next Leadership Agenda
“We will see new leaders emerge who win not by surviving the storm, but by changing the game.”
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Cookies For Your Cellphone
The mobile ad industry could get a boost from a novel way of collecting information on users.
Source: http
G1 Design And Beyond
The Astonishing Tribe talks about trends in phone design and its work on Google’s G1.
Source: http
47 Applications in 30 Days for $50K
How city governments can leverage and involve citizens to sometimes accomplish the impossible.
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
FCC Cracks Open ‘White Space’
U.S. regulators hand tech giants an election day victory.
Source: http
Sweetly Disruptive Technology
In a rare interview, Asus Chairman Jonney Shih describes his philosophy and plans for an “Eee Phone.”
Source: http
Tags: mobile phone, wifi, wireless, PDA
Wireless - Nokia Plants A Seed In India
Nokia Plants A Seed In India
The handset maker bets rural users in Asia and Africa want mobile services, too.
Source: http
Cookies For Your Cellphone
The mobile ad industry could get a boost from a novel way of collecting information on users.
Source: http
G1 Design And Beyond
The Astonishing Tribe talks about trends in phone design and its work on Google’s G1.
Source: http
Google Pops Android’s Hood
The source code behind Google’s mobile platform comes into the public eye.
Source: http
The Weekly Web 2.0: NutshellMail and BoxCycle
Welcome to The Weekly Web 2.0, a weekly featurette on Govtech.com. We’re scouring the Web to bring you two interesting Web 2.0 tools that are worth checking out. This week: NutshellMail and BoxCycle.
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Tags: cell phone, iPod, smartphone, PDA
Wireless - A Smarter Planet: The Next Leadership Agenda
A Smarter Planet: The Next Leadership Agenda
“We will see new leaders emerge who win not by surviving the storm, but by changing the game.”
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
Sweetly Disruptive Technology
In a rare interview, Asus Chairman Jonney Shih describes his philosophy and plans for an “Eee Phone.”
Source: http
FCC Cracks Open ‘White Space’
U.S. regulators hand tech giants an election day victory.
Source: http
Nokia Plants A Seed In India
The handset maker bets rural users in Asia and Africa want mobile services, too.
Source: http
The Weekly Web 2.0: NutshellMail and BoxCycle
Welcome to The Weekly Web 2.0, a weekly featurette on Govtech.com. We’re scouring the Web to bring you two interesting Web 2.0 tools that are worth checking out. This week: NutshellMail and BoxCycle.
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
Washington, D.C., Mayor Adrian M. Fenty Announces Winners of Applications for Democracy Contest
To make DC government data more accessible and useful for the public.
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
NASCIO Announces Green IT Videos
Highlights state CIO involvement and current state initiatives geared toward greening state government.
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
Extended Play
The book Rogue Leaders examines LucasArts’ game development process.
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Tags: cell phone, mobile phone, PDA, laptop
Wireless - Voters Who Engaged With Candidates Online 50 Percent More Likely to Vote, Says Survey
Voters Who Engaged With Candidates Online 50 Percent More Likely to Vote, Says Survey
“Online tools are effective at harnessing online passion and translating it into real-world action.”
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G1 Design And Beyond
The Astonishing Tribe talks about trends in phone design and its work on Google’s G1.
Source: http
The Weekly Web 2.0: KonoLive and Fuelly
Collaborate on projects with KonoLive and track gas mileage with Fuelly.
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Sweetly Disruptive Technology
In a rare interview, Asus Chairman Jonney Shih describes his philosophy and plans for an “Eee Phone.”
Source: http
Personal Computing: Daily Newspapers Face Challenges from the Internet
Newspaper Web sites attracted a record number of visitors in the third quarter of 2008, a 15.8 percent increase over the same period a year ago.
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A Smarter Planet: The Next Leadership Agenda
“We will see new leaders emerge who win not by surviving the storm, but by changing the game.”
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
Nokia Plants A Seed In India
The handset maker bets rural users in Asia and Africa want mobile services, too.
Source: http
Commentary: Nurturing a Creative and Innovative Community
The Vital role of art, architecture, culture and commerce.
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
Gamers Give Back
Child’s Play, the gaming-centric charity, is seeing strong donations from gamers.
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Tags: wifi, PDA, game console, laptop
Wireless - Android Ambitions
Android Ambitions
Google discusses its mobile plans prior to the G1 phone release.
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Nokia Plants A Seed In India
The handset maker bets rural users in Asia and Africa want mobile services, too.
Source: http
Voters Who Engaged With Candidates Online 50 Percent More Likely to Vote, Says Survey
“Online tools are effective at harnessing online passion and translating it into real-world action.”
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
The Weekly Web 2.0: KonoLive and Fuelly
Collaborate on projects with KonoLive and track gas mileage with Fuelly.
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
FCC Cracks Open ‘White Space’
U.S. regulators hand tech giants an election day victory.
Source: http
Commentary: Nurturing a Creative and Innovative Community
The Vital role of art, architecture, culture and commerce.
Source: feeds.feedburner.com
G1 Design And Beyond
The Astonishing Tribe talks about trends in phone design and its work on Google’s G1.
Source: http
Researchers Create Robot Controlled by Cells from Rat Brain
Research could help combat Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and other diseases.
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Google Pops Android’s Hood
The source code behind Google’s mobile platform comes into the public eye.
Source: http
Tags: laptop, mp3, mobile phone, cell phone
