Mobile Device Security, Was: Re: Dell BIOS DoS
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SMS Query: Dell C600 & Dell CPx J Laptop
BIOS Version
SMS Query: Dell C600 & Dell CPx J Laptop
BIOS Version
07/20/2004 03:11 AMRE: Dell BIOS DoS
RE: Dell BIOS DoS
12/09/2003 03:44 PMDavid Brodbeck (Dec 09 2003)
Re: Dell BIOS DoS
Re: Dell BIOS DoS
12/09/2003 01:22 PMjon schatz (Dec 08 2003)
Dell BIOS DoS
Dell BIOS DoS
12/08/2003 04:56 PMJames Evans (Dec 08 2003)
PGP secret keys (was Re: Dell BIOS DoS)
PGP secret keys (was Re: Dell BIOS DoS)
12/12/2003 01:57 PMMatthew Wakeling (Dec 11 2003)
Dell, EMC roll out low-cost SAN device
Dell, EMC roll out low-cost SAN device
05/26/2004 12:07 PMEMC Corp. introduced a new Clariion storage device Wednesday in
partnership with Dell Inc. and other vendors that will allow small and
medium-size businesses to get the benefits of networked storage for
under $10,000.
Dell, EMC Target SMBs with Low-Cost SAN
Device
Dell, EMC Target SMBs with Low-Cost SAN
Device
05/26/2004 03:01 PMThe companies have teamed up to introduce the AX100, an entry-level
storage area network device with a starting price of about $5000.
Re: Portcullis Security Advisory 05-011
ACPI 1.6 BIOS
Re: Portcullis Security Advisory 05-011
ACPI 1.6 BIOS
03/30/2005 05:16 PMKurt Seifried (Mar 29 2005)
Portcullis Security Advisory 05-011 ACPI
1.6 BIOS
Portcullis Security Advisory 05-011 ACPI
1.6 BIOS
03/29/2005 11:10 PMPaul J Docherty (Mar 29 2005)
Mobile Device Tools
Mobile Device Tools
09/12/2004 05:52 PMMobile Device Tools 0.1 Released
Mobile Device Tools 0.1
Mobile Device Tools 0.1
09/24/2004 11:13 AMTools for J2ME MIDP.
Mobile IM Device OGO by AT&T Wireless
Mobile IM Device OGO by AT&T Wireless
09/14/2004 07:17 AMI4U Sep 14 2004 10:48AM GMT
Phoenix extends Bios to enhance network
security
Phoenix extends Bios to enhance network
security
04/28/2004 05:36 PMMobile Gaming Device Subsidized With
Ads?
Mobile Gaming Device Subsidized With
Ads?
09/08/2004 05:26 AMRemember back in the bubble days when everything you could ever
possibly want (including cars and computers) were available for free
if you just agreed to advertising? Apparently we're coming back to
bubble thinking. Tiger Telematics made something of an odd splash a
few months ago when they announced that the portable gaming device
they were working on was
going
to be called Gizmondo, which didn't endear them to the folks at
gadget website
Gizmodo. However, some more details have come out about
the device -- including their back-to-the-bubble ideas concerning
business models. In order to compete with all the competition from
Nintendo, Sony, Nokia, Tapwave and others, they've decided to
make the
device as cheap as possible, while subsidizing it with downloadable
video ads. Yes, that's right. You'll be able to get your cheapo
device, but you'll have to agree to watch 3 video ads per day. The
ads are intended to be targeted, and will have some sort of actionable
component to them (the example given is a movie trailer with the
ability to click through and buy tickets on the fly). Of course, with
prices already pretty low on many of these devices (often subsidized
by
game revenue) it may be tough to really compete unless they
can somehow get the price down somewhere near free. At the same time,
despite the GPS location tracking component of the device, these video
ads don't seem to really do anything to take advantage of your
mobility (other than to suggest the local theater). We've said it
before, but simply forcing ads on people in a mobile environment isn't
going to get anyone very far. Someone who's mobile has far too many
distractions. What will happen to the Gizmondo when advertisers
realize no one is paying attention to the ads and they refuse to buy
any more?
W3C Issues Mobile Device Spec
W3C Issues Mobile Device Spec
01/16/2004 11:01 AMThe World Wide Web Consortium recommends a standard to help servers
format content for a variety of handhelds and smartphones.
Mobile device virus alert
Mobile device virus alert
04/15/2005 09:45 AMComputer Weekly Apr 15 2005 1:37PM GMT
MandrakeSoft releases mobile Linux
device
MandrakeSoft releases mobile Linux
device
08/27/2004 02:07 PMHP, T-Mobile USA collaborate on
integrated GSM/GPRS/wi-fi device
HP, T-Mobile USA collaborate on
integrated GSM/GPRS/wi-fi device
08/02/2004 11:45 AMDMeurope.com Aug 2 2004 3:34PM GMT
Microsoft creating new mobile device
protocols
Microsoft creating new mobile device
protocols
09/09/2004 09:10 AMMicrosoft will introduce a new system for mobile devices that connect
with PCs, with the end aim of allowing IT Managers to restrict
specifically what can, and more importantly what cannot, connect to
their network.
Devices like iPods and USB key rings present a major security risk to
corporate networks. They allow users to easily by-pass restrictions on
what is allowed onto the network; they also present security
challenges in terms of restricting what leaves corporate networks.
Currently, sys admins on large scale networks have few tools to
restrict this kind of activity; some high security organisations and
many government systems ban devices outright, and Microsoft wants to
present companies with an alternative to this option. Padmanand
Warrier, a developer in Microsoft's Windows unit, told C|Net that many
Windows admins had reported it as "a real problem".
Microsoft will implement "Plug and Play Extensions" in 2006
(i.e. with Longhorn), and it will affect how all mobile devices
connect to PCs (wireless, Bluetooth, USB). Microsoft announced the new
technology at this years IDF in San Francisco.
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Discussion |
Mobile Tech Forum @ IDF
Read full story...Apple picks chips for next gen mobile
multimedia device
Apple picks chips for next gen mobile
multimedia device
04/06/2005 12:34 PMApple Computer has contracted to use the powerful video, image, and
music chips designed by Alphamosaic of Cambridge, UK, in a future
multimedia mobile device.
A report in the Silicon Valley Watcher says the British company was
acquired by Broadcom last year. According to the report, the branding
for the Apple multimedia product is not yet known. The public
specifications describing the Alphamosaic chips indicate Apple could
use it to build a family of mobile hand-held digital devices equipped
with wireless communications more advanced than its current iPod
family. Broadcom's 54g technology is already used by Apple for its
wireless products.
The High-Tech Business of Mobile Device
Chips
The High-Tech Business of Mobile Device
Chips
03/20/2003 01:05 PMPC processor giant Intel recently launched two new cell phone chips,
and in 2003, it plans to launch a semiconductor lineup for wireless
notebook computers. So, why is the company seeking new terrain when it
is the undisputed king of its traditional PC turf?
Need an instant messenger client for
your Windows Mobile device?
Need an instant messenger client for
your Windows Mobile device?
07/29/2004 05:17 PMInstalling Microsoft Money on a Windows
Mobile 2003 Device
Installing Microsoft Money on a Windows
Mobile 2003 Device
07/02/2004 01:43 AMNew InstallShield X has greatly improved
Windows Mobile device support
New InstallShield X has greatly improved
Windows Mobile device support
05/10/2004 02:48 PMNEVE launches new handheld GPS-GSM-GPRS
mobile logging device
NEVE launches new handheld GPS-GSM-GPRS
mobile logging device
09/08/2004 03:20 AMNEVE is proud to announce the StepLogger, featuring GPS as well as
Cell Network Positioning (CNP), wireless communications via GSM and
GPRS, an SD memory card and USB interface enabling it to constantly
log or report position and footstep motion up to 4 times per second
[PRWEB Sep 8, 2004]
BetaPlayer Brings More Music and Video
Choices to Mobile Device Fans
BetaPlayer Brings More Music and Video
Choices to Mobile Device Fans
02/01/2005 09:57 PMCoreCodec today announced version 0.5 of BetaPlayer for Mobile Devices
is now available for download at 1 a.m. EST on Jan. 25, 2005.
BetaPlayer is the most popular Open Source Media Player for mobile
devices. It is designed to make it easy for the mobile media community
to play all their digital media. [PRWEB Jan 28, 2005]
Fls Support Chooses Synchrologic for
Mobile Device Management and Wireless
Data Access
Fls Support Chooses Synchrologic for
Mobile Device Management and Wireless
Data Access
11/03/2003 05:30 AMScotsman Online Nov 3 2003 4:38AM ET
Banks Test ID Device for Online Security
Banks Test ID Device for Online Security
12/24/2004 12:15 PMResponding to an increase in Internet fraud, some banks and brokerage
firms plan to begin issuing small devices that would help their
customers prove their identities.
New Bluetooth device security crisis
warning
New Bluetooth device security crisis
warning
12/16/2003 10:03 PMNet 4 Nowt Dec 16 2003 8:47PM ET
Orange Selects IBM Mobile Security
Solutions For Its 50m Mobile Customers
Orange Selects IBM Mobile Security
Solutions For Its 50m Mobile Customers
07/26/2004 03:33 AMWi-Fi Technology Forum Jul 26 2004 8:12AM GMT
Device Drivers Filled with Flaws,
Threaten Security
Device Drivers Filled with Flaws,
Threaten Security
06/05/2005 11:29 PMSony unveils flash device with biometric
security
Sony unveils flash device with biometric
security
02/17/2004 07:44 PMMicrosoft releases 'plug-and-play' net
security device
Microsoft releases 'plug-and-play' net
security device
06/02/2004 03:44 AMIt's designed to run "right out of the box" without complicated
installations, according to the man responsible for the product -
Jonathan Perera, senior director at Microsoft's security technology
unit. What he's talking about is Microsoft's Internet Security and
Acceleration Server appliance, the conjoining of the Microsoft service
with hardware from its partners such as HP, Network Engines, Celestix
Networks and Avantis.
Scoop! Brit Chip Designers Score Coup As
Apple Picks Chips For Next Gen Mobile
Multimedia Device... The m-Pod?
Scoop! Brit Chip Designers Score Coup As
Apple Picks Chips For Next Gen Mobile
Multimedia Device... The m-Pod?
04/07/2005 02:47 AMApple has contracted to use the powerful video, image, and music
chips designed by Alphamosaic, in Cambridge, UK, in a future
multimedia mobile device. By Tom Foremski, SiliconValleyWatcher
New SMS Message Service Launched for All
the Users of IberPass.com the Mobile
Internet Access Provider ISP, to Send
Messages with Any Connecting Device, PC,
Mac, PDA
New SMS Message Service Launched for All
the Users of IberPass.com the Mobile
Internet Access Provider ISP, to Send
Messages with Any Connecting Device, PC,
Mac, PDA
02/01/2005 09:10 PMUsers of IberPass.com are able to send SMS messages with any
connecting device PC, Mac, PDA to any mobile phone in the world, fast
and easy. [PRWEB Jan 31, 2005]
The New York Times > Technology
> Banks Test ID Device for Online
Security
The New York Times > Technology
> Banks Test ID Device for Online
Security
12/25/2004 05:00 PMBanks Test ID Device for Online
Security
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Dell Introduces the First Windows Mobile
SE Pocket PCs
Dell Introduces the First Windows Mobile
SE Pocket PCs
05/18/2004 12:08 AMBrightHand May 18 2004 4:24AM GMT
Dell Offers Unlimited GPRS with New Card
and T-Mobile
Dell Offers Unlimited GPRS with New Card
and T-Mobile
11/10/2003 10:53 PMDell's new card for tri-mode GPRS is $99, but it allows unlimited GPRS
use on T-Mobile's network for $30 per month: The card works on Dell
Latitude and Inspiron notebooks, and you can subscribe to either
AT&T Wireless or T-Mobile for service. However, AT&T's plan
starts at $30 per month for 10 Mb, while T-Mobile's offering is $30
per month for unlimited usage or $50 per month for unlimited GPRS and
hotspot use on T-Mobile's network. Here's an important note, however:
the unlimited GPRS for no additional fee does require activation and a
one-year commitment, but it also only includes T-Mobile's GPRS
network. How extensive that network is, I'm not sure, but the question
is whether or not you're informed when you're roaming and using GPRS:
can you just not connect or are you charged some enormous rate without
knowing about?...
RIM makes mobile gains while Palm, Sony
and Dell falter
RIM makes mobile gains while Palm, Sony
and Dell falter
06/01/2004 11:20 PMThink global, warns analyst
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