If you think you're going to use your spanking new iPhone to entertain yourself next time you're on jury duty, think again. Judges are going to take an even dimmer view of jury member use of Blackberry, iPhone or other electronic devices as a judicial policy-setting group has told district judges...
Researchers at IBM say they have created smart software that that translates text between English and 11 other languages including Chinese, Korean, Japanese, French, Italian, Russian, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Arabic. Hosted as an internal IBM service since August 2008, n.Fluent offers...
Expanded Internet access for agents, more collaborative e-mail and messaging systems and significantly improved database sharing are just a few of the high-tech paths the Federal Bureau of Investigation is following to bolster its crime fighting and intelligence gathering techniques of the future....
Waterloo, Canada, home of BlackBerry maker Research in Motion and the city responsible for 10% of successful startups on the Toronto Stock Exchange was named the 2007 Intelligent Community of the Year last week.
Legislatures on both coasts are looking at developing laws against texting (ala Blackberries and other devices) and driving. Three South Jersey lawmakers say texting while driving is even more dangerous than using a cell phone because it requires drivers to divert their hands and eyes. And according...
Got a BlackBerry from your employer? You may be able to hold them liable if you go bonkers.
Gayle Porter, an associate professor of management at the Rutgers-Camden School of Business, says the "fast and relentless pace of technology-enhanced work environments creates a source of stimulation that...
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