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Software lets parents monitor kids' calls

July 10, 2007 When someone not on a parent-approved list calls, parents receive a real-time text alert on their cell phone. TAGS: margin, radar, call, Verizon Wireless, Motorola Inc., founder, RIM BlackBerry, cell phone, Real-Time, California

Portable radar stations predict space weather

August 3, 2005 Tracking space weather accurately takes an expensive radar installation. A mobile unit from SRI promises to cut costs. Images: Today's space weather TAGS: SRI International, radar, weather, Alaska, monitoring

Turning over a new leaf at Quark

March 28, 2008 After having dropped off the radar, Quark is set to revolutionize publishing--again. CEO Ray Schiavone explains how. TAGS: Quark Inc., QuarkXpress, Adobe InDesign, radar, Adobe Systems Inc., CEO

The future of malware: Trojan horses

October 13, 2006 Targeted attacks used for industrial espionage have become the nightmare scenario for big companies, researchers say. TAGS: Alex Shipp, radar, attack, Graham Cluley, MessageLabs Ltd., organization, trojan horse, Sophos Plc., threat, Symantec Corp., security company, consultant, malware, researcher, Microsoft Office, security

A new generation of office tools

March 27, 2007 At the Under the Radar conference, the spotlight is on emerging technologies intended to change the business landscape. TAGS: radar, blog, mashup, conference, Microsoft Office, video, photograph

New chip promises to track kids from miles away

September 6, 2007 Radar-response technology developed for military tracks with extreme accuracy, even through walls and other obstacles. TAGS: Sandia National Laboratories, RFID, military, radar, mile, GPS, kid

Homeland Security chief promises privacy safeguards

August 21, 2006 Law enforcement will take care not to overstep privacy bounds as intelligence gathering is increased, Michael Chertoff says. TAGS: intelligence, homeland security, national security, privacy, radar, USA PATRIOT Act, law enforcement, terrorism, government, decision, California

Mercury expects boost from IBM's Cell blade

February 10, 2006 Mercury Computer Systems plans a Cell blade server of its own--but Big Blue is a partner in the business, not a direct competitor. Images: Mercury's blade mock-up TAGS: Mercury Computer Systems Inc., blade, blade server, IBM Corp., signal processing, radar, IBM PowerPC, Toshiba, Sony Corp., server

Offshoring: The next technology battlefields

May 7, 2004 Digital Agenda Rather than try to reverse the outsourcing wave, the best way for America to fend off foreign competition is to invent technologies. TAGS: R&D, microwave, offshoring, U.S. company, radar, U.S., America

NATO tests RFID to prevent friendly fire

October 20, 2005 Operation Urgent Quest uses battlefield conditions to test the potential of combat identity systems to prevent unnecessary deaths. TAGS: RFID, aircraft, tag, radar, radio frequency, vehicle, target, radio, mile, asset, message

Skype creeps under phone giants' radar

February 1, 2005 You don't always need a billion dollars to be a global telephone empire. Rather, Skype's using software--now for Macs and Linux. TAGS: Skype, phone network, VoIP, telephone company, radar, telecommunications, dollar, Linux, software company, Apple Macintosh, broadband, IP, U.S.

The road ahead for automakers

January 4, 2008 India looks to put its stamp on some established car lines. Meanwhile, the upcoming Detroit auto show has folks focused on new designs and new technology. TAGS: Detroit Auto Show, automobile company, Chrysler, India, car, radar, concept, California, photograph

Web 2.0 Summit: What's new with Web apps

October 19, 2007 San Francisco confab brings you Flickr's geo-revamp, details from the stealthy Radar Networks, Hakia's spin on social searching, and more. TAGS: Web 2.0, Facebook, Flickr, radar, spin, Viacom Inc., mashup, CEO, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp.

Precision security fighting at Cisco

March 2, 2007 Cisco security maven John Stewart says never mind the OS--Attackers are after the apps, from IM to Office. TAGS: John Stewart, Cisco Systems Inc., bot, radar, attacker, organization, VoIP, security, attack, IM, operating system

Administration touts 'virtual' border fence plans

June 1, 2006 President, Homeland Security chief talk up idea of more motion sensors, infrared cameras and UAVs to combat illegal crossings. TAGS: homeland security, proposal, Bush Administration, radar, president, camera

Red Hat project brings open-source to digital media

June 1, 2006 Mugshot project adds "live social experiences," such as sharing music, to desktop apps and exposes non-developers to open source. TAGS: Red Hat Inc., digital media, open source, radar, open-source software, entertainment, blog, Linux

IBM doubles speed of silicon germanium chips

August 5, 2005 New generation of processors can help cell phone operators handle higher bandwidth speeds. TAGS: silicon, IBM Corp., generation, radar, GPS, cell phone

Bangalore appears on terror radar

March 7, 2005 Police unearth a plan by a Kashmiri separatist militant group to target IT companies in India's tech hub. TAGS: Bangalore, India, New Delhi, police, radar, information technology, city

Volcano research goes high-tech

October 2, 2004 But as Mount St. Helens rumbles into life after two quiet decades, it isn't exactly a hotbed of the latest gadgetry. TAGS: GPS, radar, mountain, scientist, satellite, laser, researcher

Smaller firms on Cisco's radar

July 19, 2004 Networking giant launches partner program designed to identify resellers tuned to needs of small and midsize companies. TAGS: small and medium business, Cisco Systems Inc., enterprise, networking company, reseller, radar, CRM, networking
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