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Synchronizing With Social Networking
Mohan Sadashiva, Senior Vice President, Marketing at FusionOne

All the market indicators that point to the importance of social networking for mobile users highlight the need for a solution that can tap into different social networking platforms, keep them all in sync, and consolidate their info into a single, easily accessible source. More>>

From providing certificates that put the trusted padlock on websites to patented technologies that lets internet users verify legitimate web content from faked content, Comodo empowers businesses and consumers to authenticate each other and protect their digital identities. Comodo provides a growing range of Identity and Trust Assurance encryption, verification and authentication services and security applications for business users, as well as for consumers. Comdo's solutions work across all platforms, including Linux. In addition, Comodo offers the only free online website identity assurance database (idAuthority) - maintained by a worldwide dedicated team of engineers at Comodo's Digital Trust Lab. Users can research any online business through Comodo. Read Interview>>

Until now, wires and cables have limited the widespread adoption of sensor networks by making them difficult and expensive to install and maintain. Wireless alternatives have emerged that simplify installation and reduce cost. But high power consumption and the corresponding need for regular battery replacement has made these wireless networks difficult and costly to maintain. The strength of wireless networks can only be fully achieved when the wiring for both the data communication and power supply is eliminated. On top of that, a true battery-free vision not only eliminates power and network cables, but alo elimaites or greatly reduces the need for maintenance. How many hours are wasted recharging and replacing batteries? Read More>>

Hackers are not going anywhere anytime soon.  There will always be people out there trying to see if they are bigger, better and brighter than other software programmers.  It’s the nature of the beast. But security software is getting a lot more sophisticated and I think we’re already started to see where security software is headed over the next few years. I believe security vendors will try to sell more packaged solutions or bundles.  In other words, instead of offering firewall software, or spam filtering, or anti-spyware, companies will continue to develop and focus on selling security suites. Read Interview>>