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(www.eweek.com) --
DOD
Details its RFID Plans The
U.S. military is stepping up its plans for RFID pilot
projects following a recent decision to deploy the
wireless tags by 2005.
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the complete article click here.
(www.roadnews.com ) --
Plan ahead to ease your laptop through customs International
travelers are often worried about being asked to
pay duty when they pass their laptop computers through
customs. Although many people never have problems,
there are many that do, according to the Los Angeles
office of the US Customs Service. Consequently, it’s
best to take some precautions
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article click here.
(www.mobilevillage.com) -- Report: 45% of US workers use mobiles
Mobile technology and services are continuing to grow at a rapid pace, with 45 percent of the U.S. workforce already mobile in some manner, according to the analyst firm Gartner.
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article click here.
(www.mobilevillage.com) -- Firm offers 10 predictions for wireless carriers in 2004
Number portability is
propelling wireless carriers into the role of primary communications provider
at a breakneck pace. Preparing to answer the call, carriers are quickly shifting
their focus from price to quality and customer service.
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article click here.
| AMREL
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AMREL introduces Power Stop - the first-of-its-kind power management tool for in-vehicle computers. - a division of AMREL, announced today the availability of their new Power Stop power management tool - a compact, user-installed accessory that monitors both the vehicle battery as well as the computer battery.
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DOD
Details its RFID Plans
www.eweek.com Plan ahead to ease your laptop through customs
www.roadnews.com
Report: 45% of US workers use mobiles
www.mobilevillage.com
Firm offers 10 predictions for wireless carriers in 2004
www.mobilevillage.com
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