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  • Aug 2010

    Mobile printing

    Mike Phillips, of Software Imaging, proposes a universal solution to the proliferating problem of printing files and documents while on the move

  • Aug 2010

    Responding with SMS

    By integrating two-way texting into core CRM solutions, businesses can streamline processes, automate interactions, drive down costs and ensure convenience for both the customer and themselves. Peter Tanner explains

  • Aug 2010

    Rich and converged

    Guenter H. Krauss looks at the potential of the GSMA's Rich Communication Suite to deliver a new wave of enhanced messaging services for mobile users

  • Aug 2010

    The fourth mobile service

    Why are more organizations not embracing instant messaging, the fourth mobile service? Tim Rea describes the value of a platform-independent IM solution

  • Aug 2010

    A wireless winner

    Derek McElhinney, of Acision, considers the rise of the Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) and how operators can make the most of SMS's secret sibling

  • Aug 2010

    Smartphone signalling

    Andy Gothard, of picoChip, examines an issue that nobody is talking about

  • Aug 2010

    Security threats in the smartphone era

    Sophisticated smartphones and mobile computers are increasingly a part of our work and personal lives. But with them, says Simeon Coney, has come a whole new generation of security threats to corporate and personal users.

  • Aug 2010

    Beaming out our exploding data

    Wireless data traffic is growing exponentially in all global markets because of the growing number of data service subscribers and increased usage. Holger Raeder, of Andrew Solutions, describes a technique for handling the load

  • Aug 2010

    Something for nothing

    EnOcean's Dolphin radio platform, a short-range technology based uniquely on self-powered transceivers, was demonstrated recently at a showcase event in London. Richard Lambley reports

  • Aug 2010

    Don't agitate, participate

    Also at Radio Solutions was Nick Long, who gave a presentation with Mike Sharpe (ETSI vice president) on the workings of ETSI, and on EN 300 220 in particular. Here he responds to Alan Wood with an appeal to UK companies to get involved in the process of setting standards for radio systems

  • Aug 2010

    Lives in the balance

    At the Radio Solutions 2010 conference, new exemptions to wireless standards raised concern about the safety of personal alarm products. Alan Wood, of Wood & Douglas, offers his view

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