Connects | ICT magazine

Posts Tagged ‘connects’

California Telehealth Network Connects Doctors to Patients

August 20th, 2010 | No Comments

The California Telehealth Network is an effort to create the nation’s largest health care IT wireless infrastructure so doctors can monitor patients remotely, particularly patients in rural areas. – California has formed what it
says is the United States’
largest telehealth
network to deliver medical care to patients in rural and underserved areas.

At a news conference at the University of California Davis Cancer Center, in
Sacramento, Calif.,
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and U.S. CTO Ane…

Bing Shopping Tool Connects Users to Facebook, Twitter for Feedback

May 10th, 2010 | No Comments

Microsoft’s Bing team May 6 added buttons that let shoppers solicit product feedback from their friends on Facebook and Twitter with a single click. Clicking on the view price section under any search result calls up the product with the option to share that item on Facebook, Twitter or plain old e-mail. Facebook and Twitter boast more than 500 million users combined, so Bing and Google are wise to be the middlemen for these leading social sites. As long as users continue to come to Bing or Google to search for products, users will continue to see ads, helping those search engines make money.
– In the latest example of how Microsoft is trying to differentiate from
Google in search, the Bing team May 6 added buttons that let shopper solicit
product feedback from their friends on Facebook and Twitter with a single
click.
eWEEK tested the feature on a search for a quot;John Deere Lawnmow…

Leostream Connects VDI

February 24th, 2010 | No Comments

Leostream Connection Broker gains Web view to enable virtual desktop access while easing multivendor VDI implementation tasks.
– In a virtual desktop deployment, the connection broker is the component that
brings users and back-end resources together. It is a part of VMware, Citrix
and Microsoft virtual desktop infrastructure implementations. But what happens
in organizations with really large numbers of virtual desktops a…

REVIEW: Leostream Connects VDI

February 24th, 2010 | No Comments

Sprint Overdrive Connects Five Devices to Mobile 3G, 4G

January 7th, 2010 | No Comments

The Overdrive 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot, made by Sierra Wireless and exclusive to Sprint, enables users in the car, in the office, on campus to connect up to five WiFi-enabled devices to Sprints 3G/4G network. Itll arrive Jan. 10 for $60 with a two-year contract.
– On Jan. 7, Sprint introduced the Sierra Wireless-made
Overdrive 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot, which will allow up to five WiFi-enabled
devices to connect to Sprints 3G/4G network.
The battery-powered Overdrive weighs 4.51 ounces and is 3.14
by 3.14 by 0.61 inches, enabling users to take it anywhere, in…

LABS GALLERY: Windows 7 DirectAccess Connects Remote Clients sans VPN

October 5th, 2009 | No Comments

Windows 7s DirectAccess is a next-generation access technology designed to connect remote clients in the age of the vanishing network perimeter. The following slideshow details installation and setup of DirectAccess during eWEEK Labs’ tests. DirectAccess is one of the features Microsoft is pitching as a better together benefit of using Windows 7 in tandem with Windows Server 2008 R2.
– …

Modiba: ‘AfroBlues’ Performance Connects Two Continents On One Stage

July 24th, 2009 | No Comments

Mixing musical cultures is easy. Doing it well is an entirely different matter. The Lincoln Center’s “Afro Blues in the 21st Century” provides valuable insight not only into what works, but also what does not.