What is 3G (Third Generation) Technology by Rod Morris
3G, short for “Third Generation Wireless,” is the next generation high-speed mobile system based on GSM. 3G supports broadband, packet-based transmission of voice, text, multimedia, and video data at rates from 384 kbps to 2 Mbps. At the heart of 3G is the aim to provide mobile users, wherever... - Users can take advantage of mobile video on demand to watch news, sports highlights, and video clips anytime on their mobile devices. ... With 3G, the mobile user can access high speed internet, videoconferencing, and basic video/TV services.

Computer Cables by Elizabeth Morgan
Computer cables can be data cables used to move data between various components such as keyboard, CPU, monitor, printer, scanner and other multimedia systems. These cables enable high-speed data transfers within the input and output components of the computer. ... the digital video cable is used to transfer high resolution video contents from the computer to a TV. ... USB cables are used to transfer data from other sources such as digital cameras, video recorders, mobile phones, mp3 devices etc.

The Motorola Mobile Video Enforcer: Capture, Collect, Convey by Eric O'Connor
“The Motorola Mobile Video Enforcer (MVE) with Digital Video Management System (DVMS)”. If this statement sounds intimidating, that’s okay! The purpose of this article is to give you a little information on this powerful tool and to talk about why every police department should have one. ... Given these two scenarios, if you would rather be equipped with system 2, the Mobile Video Enforcer is perfect for you. ... However, the officer informs the suspect that she has a video of him running the stop sign and even offers to show him the video.

Experience the new Microsoft Zune and Future Technology with Bill Gates at CES Keynote by Marylin Stompler
After the demonstration of Windows Vista by Bill Gates at the CES keynote, Robbie Bach, President of the Entertainment and Devices Division at Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) talked about Zune, which he said, has rapidly become the No.2 music player after Apple (AAPL) iPod. ... The voice-activated in-car communications and entertainment system for mobile phones and digital music players is powered by Microsoft Auto Software and allows you to pretty much integrate your phone and music into your car. ... If you are on your cell phone and enter your car, Sync takes over the phone conversation and you...

Xbox Catching Up in 2006 by Chris Robertson
Although there was a delay in delivering the number of Xbox 360s that consumers demanded for the 2005 holiday season, Microsoft is expected to manufacture over 2 million of the gaming consoles in the first quarter of 2006. It's estimated that about 1 million Xbox 360s made it to stores in time... For example, Firefly Mobile will be honored for their "Mobile Phone for Mobile Kids," which is specifically designed for tweens. ... Although many developers of video games seem to be waiting until the next generation of gaming consoles saturate the market, a few recent titles are noteworthy.

Micro$oft Speaks to Windows Mobile 5 Upgrade Issues by Damian Julien
It's possible that advances in the Windows Mobile OS are somewhat dependent on the gaming community. We certainly have a few innovations that warrant a robust, stable OS capable of high-level API coding to partake of the best of the Pocket PC gaming realm. ... The Pocket PC game community has spoken, and by and large they are satisfied with the game power harnessed by devices utilizing this brand of operating system. ... The Windows Mobile Team Blog entry was an epiphany of sorts. ... Mike Calligaro's Windows Mobile article blog spoke to issues concerning disparaging Micro$oft detractors...

Can Hard Drive Phones KILL THE iPod? by Daniel Dwase
A new wave of mobile phones equipped with tiny yet powerful hard disk drives is threatening to put an end to the meteoric rise of the iPod as the public's favourite portable digital music player. When you look at the typical consumer, there are three things that they may come back to their house... Featuring Windows Mobile 5.0 as its operating system, the handset can be used to transfer most common file formats to and from a PC. ... ."Both the standalone MP3 player and the mobile phone are pretty much the same form-factor - play music - the mobile offers an increasing number of features,...

OnAir GT Hybridizes Computers And TV's by Julia Hall
Many people in the computer industry believe that TV- at least in the traditional sense- is dead. While this may be somewhat of an extreme view, it's certainly becoming more common to get TV programming and movies from online sources than it used to be. ... Computers and portable devices, including even some types of mobile phones, are increasingly being used to watch video. ... As another additional feature, the software that comes with this gadget is capable of turning a computer into a digital video recorder and then playing back the recordings at some point in the future when over the...

The Archos 604 WiFi is a Versatile Device by Julia Hall
One of the great benefits of a lot of the new technologies coming out these days is the fact that so many devices are so versatile when it comes to what they do. Consider for a moment what the well connected traveler would have needed twenty years ago in order to communicate with the outside... Plus, with the fact that it can record in MPEG-4 video compression format, the Archos 604 WiFi can record over one hundred hours of video. ... All of the above is pretty standard for a portable video, but the Archos 604 WiFi goes well beyond the features of other portable video devices.

Smart Video and Object Tracking by Rod Deluhery
OP911.NET tracks down the latest in video systems. We look at the latest in object tracking, motion detection, image processing and video management. As security cameras multiply, the ability for people to successfully monitor them declines. Commercial and public agencies are looking at... Video object tracking, at its basic, is taking a video into a digital format (or converting analog video to digital), and having a computer process the image. ... That video can be marked as “motion” video. ... Smart video systems are sold on the premise that one person can only do so much, and it’s...