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Wednesday, 01/04/2012

Rise of Smartphones May Sound Death Knell for Old Push-to-Talk Radios

Stew Magnuson, National Defense Magazine

Push-to-talk radios — as generations of U.S. troops have known them — are on their way out.

Handing an infantryman a device the size and shape of a brick that can only perform one task, voice communications, may soon be akin to issuing him a musket.

The Army is pressing ahead with

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Monday, 12/19/2011

Mobile Video Collaboration

RealityVision is real-time mobile video collaboration software from Reality Mobile. The tool enables troubleshooting operational; production; health, safety, and environmental; and other issues as they occur. Located behind a company’s firewall, a secure organization-specific network is created

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Wednesday, 08/10/2011

Smartphones for the Battlefield

Sagar Meghani

The Army says smartphones could be a useful battle tool, and it's testing them before deciding whether to start issuing them in large numbers to soldiers in the field.

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Wednesday, 06/29/2011

Underwater Eyes - Systems Detect and Deter Underwater Threats

SOTECH 2011 Volume: 9 Issue: 4 (June) - Underwater Eyes

Henry Canaday, SOTECH Correspondent

Detection of underwater threats such as swimmers, mines and mini-submarines is receiving increased attention, and a number of U.S. and foreign companies offer systems to do the job. Sonar is the most common technique for detection, but it may have to be

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Friday, 05/20/2011

Smartphones-for-Soldiers Campaign Hits Wall as Army Experiences Growing Pains

Sandra I. Erwin

“A smartphone for every soldier” may be a clever slogan. But trying to turn it into reality is becoming an uphill battle for the U.S. Army.

It’s not that the Army doesn’t have the money. With a $10 billion a year information-technology budget, it buys loads of gizmos.

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Monday, 05/02/2011

New Methods, Missions for Police Video

J.J Smith

Providing officers on patrol with the ability to send and receive video information; record evidence; and be protected from false complaints, are the functions of video on patrol, say the manufacturers, and providers of those video products.

However, there is some

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Friday, 03/04/2011

Death to the desk phone: The trusty PBX system is fast becoming a relic

Dan Rowinski

A police officer on a motorcycle is patrolling the Port of Los Angeles, a 43-square-mile area of coastline and the busiest harbor in the United States. Suddenly, he hears a loud explosion behind him. He reels around to see an airplane has crashed into the marina. In seconds,

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Friday, 02/18/2011

Reality Mobile – Expanding mobile technology’s frontiers

Virgina (US) company Reality Mobile has been developing a solution to these issues since its creation in 2003. Originally conceived for security applications within the federal government, Reality Mobile’s software platform enables instant collaborative problem solving. Once installed, users can

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Tuesday, 10/19/2010

Port of L.A. calls for improved communication structure

Leischen Stelter

Rather than follow hierarchical communication methods, we ensure that all stakeholders have immediate access to raw data

Collecting and managing information at the busiest container ports in the world and disseminating that information to all the critical

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Thursday, 10/14/2010

Rugged tools put video in warfighters' hands

Demand increases for battlefield-ready mobile devices that can display images

Sean Gallagher

Live video is one of the most sought after intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets on the battlefield. The ability to deliver real-time ISR information, such as streaming video from an unmanned aerial system, into the hands of those on the front lines gives

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