Video Surveillance
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Microsoft pushes embedded to the cloud
News Software giant outlines cloud strategy surrounding embedded systems in move expected to impact device makers, developers and users, says executive.
Tags: Cloud computing, Software engineering/development, Microsoft Corp., Video Surveillance, Embedded System, Asia, Cloud computing, Server, Dallas, Microsoft Developer Network
Wi-Fi gets onboard Asia's trains
News Public train operators in the region are warming up to the idea of implementing Wi-Fi networks, which could benefit passengers as well as rail staff.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, Wireless LANs, 802.11/Wi-Fi, VoIP
Hidden effects of virtual monitoring
Insight Remote video surveillance offers parents peace of mind, but it could unwittingly unleash a host of problems, says ZDNet Asia's Isabelle Chan.
Tags: Wireless e-mail devices, Mobile/Wireless, Security, Mobile, Digital cameras
Video surveillance: Four ways to protect privacy
Techguide More employers are exploring implementation of inexpensive video systems to protect employees and the business. Before writing the check, however, there are several regulatory and employee relation safeguards to consider.
Tags: Video, Security Management, Security applications/tools, Business security, Employee, Video Surveillance, Privacy, long-term care, monitoring, job
Cisco delves into IP surveillance
News Leader in IP systems is moving into providing dedicated security equipment, with a camera of its own.
Tags: Components, Storage, Security, Business applications
Get your nose out of my inbox
News Organizations that snoop on employee emails might get a slap on the wrist for their Big Brother antics, if New South Wales unions succeed in their push for new guidelines.
Get your nose out of my inbox, mate!
News Organisations that "snoop" on employee emails might get a slap on the wrist for their Big Brother antics, if New South Wales unions succeed in their push for new guidelines.
Cisco buys video surveillance company
News Company's US$51 million purchase of SyPixx brings technology to digitize analog feeds and send them out over an IP network.
Tags: Networking, Video, Acquisitions, Mergers
New Orleans to offer free Wi-Fi
Techguide The Big Easy plans to offer free wireless Internet access to its citizens after the devastating hurricane season.
Tags: Networking, Mobile/Wireless, 802.11/Wi-Fi
Spy games
Insight As far as security of your organization goes, your responsibility as a technology professional ends with the IT infrastructure, right?
Is your boss monitoring your e-mail?
News A quarter of employers have sacked workers for how they use their e-mail--and even for misuse of the office phone, a study shows.
Tags: E-mail clients, Workplace, Privacy
Face-recognition tech a failure: U.S. city
News The Tampa Police Department says the system, which scans faces in a crowd and compares them with a database of criminals, didn't help them catch even one criminal.
Coming soon: A notebook with a terabyte
News Hitachi's got a 2.5-inch drive that can pack 500GB, and Asus is going to put a pair of them into a notebook PC.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets, Storage, Personal storage
Learn to do a wireless LAN site survey
Techguide Learn how to perform a wireless site survey for optimum Wireless LAN performance using some free and commercial tools.
Tags: Wireless LANs, 802.11/Wi-Fi, IT strategy
3Dlabs--Creative's launch pad into mobile space?
News Wholly-owned subsidiary of Creative confirms handset makers in Asia are evaluating its mobile processor, but won't say if Creative is one of them.
Tags: Media players, Mobile processors, Development/design
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