Wireless

Breaking Out
FeliCa owns Japan’s smart-card market and is taking over mobile phones. Can Sony help it move out of Japan?
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Virginia is for Voters

Voters are encouraged to visit the election Web site and click on the “Check Voter Registration Status” link.

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Celebrity ‘Site-ings’
There’s a glut of Web sites and blogs that stalk the stars. How many of these will survive?
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DTV Transition Premiers in Wilmington, North Carolina

Wilmington area stations broadcast only digital signals to their viewers in the five North Carolina counties that comprise this television market.

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Google Phone In Sight
Google’s engineers have prototypes. Here is what we saw.
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Your Phone, Your GPS
New mobile GPS services from Apple, Google and Nokia will make phones smarter than ever about location.
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NASCIO Takes an Assessment of State IT Funding Initiatives

“This will serve as a useful tool for state CIOs as they face the demand of growing business needs with fewer financial resources to provide them.”

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Public, Education and Government Channel Access More Difficult on AT&T U-Verse System, Says …

PEG viewers could not view community college courses in closed caption or hear public meetings in another language through secondary audio.

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Social Networking Site Targets a Government Audience

Web 2.0 collaboration tool aims to help public employees share knowledge.

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