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Enterprise Mobility Weekend Laptop Roundup: Sony VAIO 2GHz 13" for $795, more
Nov 10, 2008 – This weekend, we listed several notebook deals, all at the lowest total price we could find. Below are the best ongoing deals, listed in order of... Read the rest

Smartphone Showdown: BlackBerry Bold vs. iPhone, T-Mobile G1
Nov 10, 2008 – In the market for a new smartphone? With their laptop-like features, today's all-in-one models can keep you entertained and connected no matter where you go. From the T-Mobile G1 to... Read the rest

Life Without Wires: Our Eee PC
Oct 30, 2008 – Recently, my spouse purchased an Asus Eee PC™. She bought it so that she could have an inexpensive and lightweight means to get on the Internet and check her Gmail™... Read the rest

Life Without Wires: Sony and Wireless USB?
Jul 8, 2008 – Recently, I saw an article in which a top SONY executive exclaimed that 90 percent of SONY’s products would be networked by 2010. I found these comments interesting for two reasons. First, I naturally thought about the... Read the rest



Mobile Telecom & mCommerce Bush Allows Sending Cell Phones to Cuba
May 21, 2008 – Washington -- U.S. President George Bush is marking a day of solidarity with the Cuban people by allowing people in the United States to send cellular telephones to family in... Read the rest

Instant Communication Changes Customs, Politics in Developing World
May 19, 2008 – Washington -- High tech gadgets such as cell phones are bringing profound change to developing nations, and not just economic progress.  Text messaging, the Internet and other innovations are having... Read the rest

Cell Phones Allow Countries to 'Leapfrog' Technology
May 19, 2008 – Washington -- Cell phones are an example of what is sometimes now called leapfrog technology, a product that allows developing nations the benefits of a reliable and extensive communications network... Read the rest

Wireless Watch: The new Clearwire is finally born, with Intel, Google and cable in tow
May 7, 2008 – So Sprint Nextel and Clearwire finally created their much anticipated joint venture, keeping the hopes for a genuine mobile broadband challenge to the US telcos alive, and striking a blow... Read the rest



Wireless Web Life Without Wires: The Future of UWB – the shakeout begins
Nov 3, 2008 – This past Friday EE Times reported that WiQuest, a former competitor of Alereon, closed its doors. One question that will surely be asked is “What does this mean for the... Read the rest

Berg Insight: Berg Insight identifies NFC as key enabler of future mobile services
May 20, 2008 – According to a new research report from the analyst firm Berg Insight, technologies such as NFC are enabling a completely new segment of mobile applications - proximity services or local... Read the rest

Life Without Wires: With Laptops, Thin Is In
May 13, 2008 – Recently both Apple and Lenovo introduced some very thin laptops; the MacBook Air and the Lenovo x300. The MacBook Air is a very elegant looking machine. Very sleek. To make... Read the rest

Berg Insight: Berg Insight says 186 million machines will be connected to mobile networks in 2012
May 6, 2008 – According to new a research report from the analyst firm Berg Insight, the number of cellular network connections used for machine-to-machine communication will grow from 37.5 million connections in 2007... Read the rest



PDAs, Phones & Smart Devices Hands On with the T-Mobile G1 by HTC: Is it the next iPhone?
Nov 3, 2008 – After a long wait, Google's Android smartphone is finally here. Manufactured by HTC, the G1 packs a touch screen display, Qwerty keyboard, 3.2-megapixel camera, 3G, and Wi-Fi. But do all... Read the rest

eBook Readers Compared
Oct 31, 2008 – Sony and Amazon are pushing digital books into the mainstream, but despite repeated attempts, eBook readers have remained a luxury rather than a necessity. Below we looked at some of... Read the rest

Innoblog: Modu -- The Tiny 'Next Big Thing' in Cellphones?
May 27, 2008 – Attendees of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona earlier this year might have easily overlooked what could become a huge success. Modu, an ultracompact cell phone launched by the Israeli... Read the rest

Bluetooth’s Bright Future
May 2, 2008 – Found as standard on nearly any portable device you can think of, Bluetooth has come of age: It is now the automatic choice for wireless device interoperability. Cost-efficient and robust... Read the rest



Mobile Arts & Entertainment Faultline: France sticks with its “communal” populist model for DVB-H
May 28, 2008 – The French regulator has chosen the TV channels for its first DVB-H multiplex, and delayed as it might be, almost a year or so late, and it possibly won’t make... Read the rest

Faultline: Sony agrees terms to liberate US cable from clutches of Moto and SFA
May 28, 2008 – Sony seems to have engineered a key first step in the bid by cable operators in the US, to free themselves from the long term set top control exercised by... Read the rest

Innovation Insights: The Wonders of Good Enough
May 26, 2008 – The New York Times had a great article on Sunday about the success of Pure Digital Technologies “Flip Video” camcorder. The article’s basic message: Pure Digital has created a big... Read the rest

Rethink Research Reports: Searching for a Mobile TV Business Model
Apr 20, 2008 – Mobile TV technologies have multiplied rather than consolidated, and despite an early dominant lead by DVB-H, in what seemed a two horse race with Korea’s T-DMB, there are now at... Read the rest



Mobile & Ultramobile PCs Technology Pundits: The Repositioning of Acer
Sep 22, 2008 – Acer held a major press conference last week, but you could be forgiven if you didn’t know about it because the event took place in Budapest, Hungary, which isn’t exactly... Read the rest

DealNews: How to pick the best values in Ultraportable Mobile PCs
Apr 1, 2008 – Thinner and lighter than your average notebook, an ultraportable laptop is capable of cramming all the computing power you need in a footprint no bigger than a hardcover book. However,... Read the rest

eMarketer: Record US Consumer Technology Sales
Mar 18, 2008 – NPD Group reports that US consumer technology sales, which it defines as "IT, imaging, audio, video, and consumables" reached a record $129 billion in 2007. This was a 6.5% increase... Read the rest

eMarketer: Laptops Mix With Super Bowl Snacks
Feb 1, 2008 – This year, 18% of Super Bowl watchers will have a laptop nearby to check stats or talk to friends, according to an online survey of 2,278 US adults, conducted by... Read the rest



Safety & Security Technology Pundits: From Security to Convenience
Jun 10, 2008 – In the past 18 months, security peripherals vendors have begun to notice a change in buying patterns. Essentially, fingerprint readers, which first came to market as an esoteric way for... Read the rest

CompTIA: Something Old, Something New: Organizations Dealing with Broad Range of Information Security Threats, CompTIA Survey Finds
May 20, 2008 – Spyware, viruses and worms continue to plague most organizations, but security challenges tied to the use of handheld devices and mobile and remote computing are growing at a rapid pace,... Read the rest

Alaska State Cell Phones Donated for Soldiers
Apr 28, 2008 – Anchorage, Alaska – Governor Sarah Palin is encouraging state employees to donate used cell phones to the Cell Phones for Soldiers project. In addition, Department of Administration Commissioner Annette Kreitzer... Read the rest

CompTIA: Go Wireless Young Tech Worker: CompTIA Survey Reveals Wireless Skills Will Top Future Hiring Priorities
Apr 7, 2008 – Technology workers looking to keep their skills out front of employers' future needs would be wise to focus on wireless technologies, research commissioned by the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA)... Read the rest



Voice & Speech Technology Q&A: Microsoft Speech Server’s Growing Adoption in the Enterprise
Jun 25, 2006 – As Microsoft shares its vision for making unified communications more personal and simpler, Microsoft Speech Server is key to the company's vision for voice communication. SAN FRANCISCO, June 25, 2006... Read the rest

Q&A: ISVs Take Microsoft Speech Server 2007 for Test Drive
May 8, 2006 – With release of the beta, Microsoft opens the lines for feedback on Microsoft Speech Server 2007. REDMOND, Wash. - May 8, 2006 - Microsoft today announced availability of the beta... Read the rest

IBM & Wizzard Bring ViaVoice TTS To Linux
Mar 6, 2004 – IBM has just signed a contract with Pittsburgh-based Wizzard Software to distribute ViaVoice text-to-speech (TTS) technology for Linux, dramatically strengthening the accessibility and usability of the Linux desktop for users... Read the rest

ScanSoft Enjoys Strong Network Speech Performance During Q4
Feb 26, 2004 – ScanSoft, Inc., a supplier of speech and imaging solutions, announced its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2003. It reported Q4-03 revenue of $46.9... Read the rest



The Next Interface Hottest New Interfaces
Dec 16, 2005 – If you're a die hard gamer like myself, you'll want to check out these new toys - they might even make a good Xmas gift - for yourself, of course.... Read the rest

Brain Signal Mapping Homes In on Visual Cues
Dec 2, 2005 – Animals, including man, have a highly evolved ability to visually pattern match. We can pick out an object in a cluttered environment and identify it instantly. How we do it,... Read the rest

Programming: The death of the drudge coder
Jul 25, 2005 – If there one area where artificial intelligence has been correctly applied, it's in programming, or more explicitly, programming tools. This trend promises to rapidly improve and may be the next... Read the rest

Gadgeteer Hands On Review: SCOTTeVEST Hidden Cargo Pants
Aug 3, 2004 – Originally posted on July 12, 2004 on The Gadgeteer and can be seen by clicking here. The SCOTTeVEST line of technology enabled clothing sure has evolved from their first vest.... Read the rest



Remembering 9/11 New spirit of cooperation and determination after tragedy
Dec 2, 2002 – The top of the World Trade Center in Manhattan had a huge antenna that was used by many New York City broadcast stations. At the time of the terrorist attack,... Read the rest

Wireless communications: the phoenix of technology from the ashes of Wall Street?
Oct 1, 2002 – The terrorist attack in New York has weakened an already fragile economy and cast doubts on when, if ever, the technology sector will recover. The impact on a nation's psyche... Read the rest

Finding a sense of greater purpose
Oct 1, 2002 – September 11th was the day when a few of us at Oberthur in Los Angeles where heading down to San Diego to meet up with our partner Microcell i5 from... Read the rest

What has emerged from the chaos?
Oct 1, 2002 – In the wake of the terrible events that took place on Sept. 11, 2001, In-Stat/MDR has issued "What has Emerged from the Chaos? The Current State of the Technology Industry."... Read the rest



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Oct 2, 2007 – PC Future Article Very Useful and Interesting Charlotte Felix-Faure writes: Re: Desktops Ready For Their Second Wind Good day, I am very interested in this topic about the future of... Read the rest


2007 Process Innovation Awards Winners Announced
Dec 17, 2007 – EnterpriseInnovator.com, a leading IT publication that focuses on enterprise innovation and part of the TechnologyInnovator.com publication group, and Kinetic Information LLC, are proud to announce the winners of the 2007 Process Innovation Awards. The... Read the rest

EnterpriseInnovator.com Sponsors the 11th Annual 2007 Process Innovation Awards
Aug 23, 2007 – Boston, MA - EnterpriseInnovator.com, a premier publication focused on technology innovation in the enterprise is proud to sponsor the 2007 Process Innovation Awards, which were created by Kinetic Information LLC... Read the rest

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Apr 1, 2003 – Greetings! And welcome to TechnologyInnovator.com. During our first six years of web publishing, we've published some 14,000+ of articles on enterprise IT, security, mobility, and emerging technologies -- written by analysts, industry... Read the rest

Introducing EnterpriseInnovator.com!
Jan 1, 2002 – Hello! Thank you for visiting our newest web publication at TechnologyInnovator.com: it's called EnterpriseInnovator.com. It's all about innovation in the enterprise, and covers IT companies that help the enterprise mobilize,... Read the rest


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