The phone company is offering customers in Mantoloking its Voice Link service, which connects traditional landline phones to a wireless network. Groups including the AARP say they object because the technology cannot transfer data, so it's not …
ISLAMABAD — Security forces in Islamabad were on high alert for a possible militant attack on Friday following threats against major military installations, the police said. The heightened … “It was a precautionary measure,” she said in a telephone …
At the same time, broadband network connections were becoming commonplace for PCs, which provided a more convenient option for delivery of updates, upgrades, and initial installations. Now updates are almost always delivered over the Internet or …
But contrary to what many observers might believe, it's not the 20th century fuddy-duddy television network business that is in trouble. Rather, it's the 21st century cable … Those fat pipes they built to deliver television reception to American …
The secret court and other surveillance programs like the Associational Tracking Program – which, according to the complaint, “collects and acquires telephone communications information for all telephone calls transiting the networks of all major …
These include working with Congress to pursue appropriate improvements of the telephone surveillance program; reforming the secret court that approves that initiative; improving transparency to provide as much information as possible to the public …
And, Syrians living along the country's borders with Jordan, Turkey, and Lebanon are using 3G networks from those countries to gain access. Foreign Internet providers have installed more towers on Syria's borders to accommodate the onslaught of new …
“People cling to their old telephone lines like a security blanket,” McDermott said. “When it comes to wireless, there are always going to be naysayers and examples people can pull out of where the network doesn't work. But when it works in a majority …
Authorities in Yemen, meanwhile, released the names of 25 wanted al-Qaeda suspects and said those people had been planning terrorist attacks targeting “foreign offices and organisations and Yemeni installations” in the capital Sanaa and other cities …
The remarks came as the agency is facing scrutiny after Snowden, who had been one of about 1,000 system administrators who help run the agency's networks, leaked classified details about surveillance programs to the press. Before the change, "what we …
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