U-traveller Model T1/T2 GPS Tracker

Product Introduction1.Main FeaturesNon built-design,forever.1) Non built-in battery design,DON’T replace battery forever.SMS.2) Fully support owner checking and operating GPS tracker by SMS.technologyglobal.3) Can position even no GPS signal, with unique patent technology in the global.4) Use independent intellectual property rights AGPS technology to quickenspeed.positioning speed.peers.5) Price is the lowest in the industry peers.2. Product Pictures3. Product Specification1) GPS FeaturesChannel:Paralleled 20 ChannelsSensitivity:<-162dBm(2...

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The model S GPS tracker

Main Features1、 Fully support owner checking and operating GPS tracker by SMS, search the carin the internet.2、Can position even no GPS signal, with unique patent technology in the global.3、Oil cut & Power off:(This function should be scheduled)4、Notify the owners of warning message(vibrated alarm、power off alarm)5、Built-in battery,can work without battery, easy to hide.6、Search the car in the internet(Positioning、monitoring、historical track、datastatistics)7、Small size, easy to install.8、Price is the lowest in the industry peers.Product Specification1For...

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Speed-of-light experiments give baffling result at Cern

The neutrinos are fired deep under the Italian Apennines at Gran Sasso Puzzling results from Cern, home of the LHC, have confounded physicists - because it appears subatomic particles have exceeded the speed of light. Neutrinos sent through the ground from Cern toward the Gran Sasso laboratory 732km away seemed to show up a tiny fraction of a second early. The result - which threatens to upend a century of physics - will be put online for scrutiny by other scientists....

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Droid Bionic scavenger hunt kicks into full gear

Motorola and Verizon are sending eager smartphone buyers on a scavenger hunt across the Web for one of the fall’s hottest new devices, the Droid Bionic. The company recently launched an augmented reality scavenger hunt app — available through the Android Store — that gives players a chance at winning one of 192 smartphones. The app directs players to use their smartphones or tablets to chase down components. The smartphone is supposed to be another credible competitor to Apple’s iPhone 5,...

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Sprint files suit to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger

Sprint Nextel on Tuesday filed a complaint in federal court aiming to block AT&T’s $39 billion bid for T-Mobile. The suit follows the Justice Department’s lawsuit filed last week, also trying to prevent the merger between the nation’s second- and fourth-largest wireless carriers. Sprint Nextel said in its suit, filed in the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia, that AT&T’s proposed merger with T-Mobile would violate antitrust laws. By taking legal action,...

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Mobile Communication Technology

Mobile communication technology is a term that is basically given to the technology used as the communication mode for the portable devices such as cellular phones, laptops, palmtops, digital assistants, global positioning systems, wireless card payment systems etc.There are many technologies that are used in communication of these devices such as wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi), GSM services (2G and 3G), GPRS, Bluetooth, Virtual Private Networks, dial up modems etc. Using these technologies, one can easily communicate from office, home,...

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How Does a Wireless Access Point Work?

Wireless networks have been available for quite a number of years now, and prior to their introduction the only option available for Local Area Networks was through the use of copper, twisted pair cabling. A Wireless Access Point is used in a Wi-Fi network as a central hub, to allow wireless client devices to connect through to a wired network. The WAP authenticates wireless clients and then relays data between other wireless clients and also devices on the wired network. A Wireless Access Point will often be connected through a router...

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Why LEDs Are Becoming the Lighting of Choice for Boaters

Ask any group of boaters what their biggest gripe with their boat is, and it's a safe bet that the cost of fuel and electricity use are close to the top of the list of complaints. It doesn't matter if you have a small sailboat of a large cruiser, you're going to need electricity, and the only way to get it is to generate it onboard yourself. This means boats must use generators, batteries, solar panels and wind generators that take up space, add weight, use fuel, or are simply unreliable. As more and more electronics make their way onboard our...

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Enterprise Backup and Recovery

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For health IT firms, regulatory questions abound

As Reston-based AFrame Digital looked to bring its wrist watch health monitor to market, the company thought it might be exempt from the Food and Drug Administration’s more arduous clearance process.Still, chief executive Cindy Crump turned to the agency for guidance. “The FDA came back to us with the determination that it is a change in fundamental technology for this type of device, so they said we would need to go through the . . . FDA clearance process,” she recalled.AFrame Digital’s device...

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Tech firms lead stock climb, Apple earnings up, iPhone tracking draws scrutiny

LEADING THE DAY: Tech companies led the way Wednesday as stocks climbed to their highest levels since 2008, The Washington Post reported.Strong reports from tech stalwarts such as Intel, IBM and Apple could be good indicators for the rest of the economy, signaling that other companies are in the position to make investments in equipment and technology.Apple earnings: In an earnings call yesterday, Apple reported $24.67 billion in earnings, up 83 percent over last year. Record-breaking sales for...

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Japanese nuclear crisis boosts interest in at-home radiation monitoring

Some people are so concerned about the possibility of harmful radiation from Japan they have started their own do-it-yourself backyard radiation monitoring system — just like weather-watchers — except these folks are equipped with handheld Geiger counters and a strong distrust of the government.“There’s a hunger out there,” said Tim Flanegin, who runs the Radiation Network Web site from Prescott, Ariz. “People are telling me they can’t get any information from the government and they don’t believe...

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Verizon has a new iPhone? Not really.

Meet the new iPhone - somewhat the same as the old iPhone. Powered off, the Verizon Wireless version of Apple's iPhone 4 that's now in stores differs only at the margins from the AT&T model that's been available since last summer: The Verizon model has one extra black line on its outside edge, a bigger ring/vibrate switch and no SIM card slot.The software on the Verizon iPhone also offers few differences from what's on the AT&T iPhone. At its introduction last month, Verizon touted a WiFi...

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Obama touts plan to get wireless Internet to 98 percent of U.S.

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iPhone 4 owner sues Apple over cracked glass case

iPhone 4 owner Donald LeBuhn filed a class action lawsuit against Apple early this week, claiming the company is misleading customers about the strength of the glass casing on the iPhone 4. LeBuhn is asking that Apple reimburse the plaintiffs in the case for the cost of the phone and any repairs.LeBuhn said that his main problem with Apple is that it markets the glass as being super-durable and scratch-resistant -- a claim he says his personal experience disproves.Apple has not yet commented on the lawsuit; we'll let you know if it does.The lawsuit,...

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$20 a month for Verizon iPhone hotspot

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'Talking' cars may someday warn of crashes and save lives

A new crash warning system that allows vehicles to "talk" to each other more than 900 feet away was demonstrated for federal officials Tuesday, marking a significant step in efforts by the government and automakers to put advanced communications technology in cars.Using specialized WiFi signals that are emitted 10 times every second, the technology senses when a collision is imminent and alerts a driver through flashing red lights and beeps.In the demonstration in the parking lot near RFK Stadium,...

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