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Mobile computing

It’s a sign of arrival when a new technology gets an academic discipline.

Nanoparticles in 3-D

Tracking microscope can monitor in 3-D the motions of nanoparticles in solutions.

Mobile-routing protocol

Naval Research Lab helps develop routing protocols for Mobile Ad-hoc Networks

TECH REPORT

Careful with that call

It’s only a matter of time until IP telephony is hit by spam and malware, experts say.

GCN LAB REVIEWS

No hands, all ears

GCN Lab review: Dragon Bluetooth gives a clear signal within range.

GCN INSIDER / TECH BRIEFS

EPA asks for data center data

GCN tech briefs—Environmental Protection Agency is working to develop an Energy Star rating system for data centers.

Public safety network up in the air

Mobile computing gets academic

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WAN to the max

05/05/08; Vol. 27, No. 10 Optimization tools can help boost network efficiency, reduce strain on bandwidth.

William Jackson | Another chance for FCC

05/05/08; Vol. 27, No. 10 Cybereye—commentary: Failure to sell Block D means FCC has a second chance to get public safety network right.

Infrastructure exists for interoperable safety network, CEO says

04/30/08 -- 11:57 AM Rather than build a new network, public safety agencies should use capabilities already available in commercial networks, according to Declan Ganley of Rivada Networks.

Hewlett-Packard iPaq 310 Travel Companion

04/28/08; Vol. 27, No. 9 GCN Lab review: In the case of the iPaq 310 Travel Companion, I found myself constantly searching the sloppiest user reference I have ever seen for answers to questions that were not that obscure