CEO says survey that found BlackBerrys less reliable than iPhones is misleading
Campus-wide Wi-Fi for students and staff
Cancer research centre Hutchison/MRC Research Centre in Cambridge has installed Ruckus Wireless’ smart wireless LAN system, ZoneFlex 802.11n, to connect its entire four storey building.
Leicestershire Police has installed Citrix’s virtualisation system, XenDesktop, onto Panasonic ToughBook laptops in 200 patrol cars across the region, to enable its officers access and deliver documents while on the move.
Mobile application software developer iXit, in association with UK Tickets, has launched its first commercial content delivery service, www.ukticketsmobile.co.uk, for smartphones.
The National Bank of Abu Dhabi has rolled out the new NBAD Arrow service, an SMS-based payment service that is expected to allow customers to access their bank accounts via mobile phones to pay, send, and receive money 24 hours a day.
Meebo, a web communications platform, has launched Meebo for Android, an instant messaging application that provides free and open communication to T-Mobile's G1, an Android-powered mobile phone.
Panasonic Computer Solutions Company has launched its Toughbook H1, a mobile clinical assistant to integrate the low power Intel Atom processor.
Steria will be supplying Cleveland Police with mobile working services for all 1,400 members of the force as part of the £7.9m Project Cupid (Cleveland Universal Police Information Device).
Research in Motion (RIM) has announced that its first ever touch-screen BlackBerry smartphone will be available in the UK from November 14.
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