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    Researchers at IBM have come up with a way to hard wire encryption technology into a microprocessor, promising a more secure way to store data.

  • Corporate PDAs: Pocket PCs vs Palms

    There have been seemingly endless articles debating the merits of personal digital assistants (PDAs) based on the Palm OS vs. Pocket PCs. As PDA-type devices become more integrated into the corporate IT domain, more and more managers are evaluating these devices from a business standpoint, including total cost of ownership (TCO). Which should you choose?

  • Voice-activated Palm for your car?

    Delphi Automotive Systems, a leading auto supplier, and Palm, Tuesday announced an agreement that will allow drivers to access their Palm devices through portable voice-recognition systems in their car. And you thought mobile phone-toting drivers were a danger.

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  • Creating a solid PDA use policy

    A PDA in the wrong hands can do considerable damage if the data is not protected. Find out how to handle the many unique security challenges associated with using PDAs.

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  • Creating a solid PDA use policy

    A PDA in the wrong hands can do considerable damage if the data is not protected. Find out how to handle the many unique security challenges associated with using PDAs.

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