New Security System Utilizes GSM Mobile Phone Technology to Alert Boat Owners
SensorMetrics Inc. today announced the release of a new product for the marine industry and boating consumer – a wireless boat security monitoring system called the "BoatNanny™", that uses GSM mobile Phone technology to alert boat owners of fire, flooding and theft.
Home Security - Setting Up A Warning Alarm System With A PC
Home alarms are thought of being an integral aspect of home security Their main job is to caution you when there is an access violation
SafeHouse Systems Announces All-Inclusive Security System Software Upgrade Program
SafeHouse Systems, located online at safehouse.cc, announces their new, all-inclusive guaranteed one- price support program, which allows communities with old access control security systems or software to migrate to the new SafeHouse Solutions Program. The new plan eliminates recurring service and fuel charges, and features a one-price service solution.
Data Security And Computer Recycling - New Machine Helps With Safe Disposal Of Corporate Electronic Waste
For corporations looking to safely dispose of electronic waste, and recycle computers in a way that complies with both electronic recycling laws and data security laws, there is a new machine to help do the job. The Guardian, now available from http://www.hddmachine.com, allows hard drives from old computers to be removed and crushed in less than 15 seconds, rendering the data useless, decreasing corporate liability and helping to keep customer data private when disposing of old computers.
Fully Managed Small Business Hosted VOIP Telephone System Launched by Kinetech Voice Technologies
Kinetech Voice Technologies has launched its "Managed Business Communications Service", or MBCS, for the Small and Medium Size Business Market. MBCS is a fully managed, carrier grade, full featured business class telephone service. The entire system is managed and monitored 24 hours a day, 365 days per year. Small business can now hand off complete responsibility for their communications system to one service provider, who is ultimately responsible for managing the complete customer Quality of Experience- telephone service, network, broadband connection, maintenance, and equipment.
Protection Through The Home Security Alarm System
In this increasingly chaotic world, the protection of your home from burglary and invasion seems to be of mounting concern among homeowners. To keep pace with this hyper-vigilance, home security measures are becoming more and more comprehensive; we?ve now moved on to wireless systems that allow us to streamline our security effortlessly. But nothing has maintained its popularity in the protection of our homes like the home security alarm system.
Computer Security Systems
In the current technology oriented period, nearly all vital info is saved on computer systems. With the intention of locating and using this important info, hackers get a hold of destructive and innovative methods to pinch this info. People will continuously make an attempt to get into your computer system to come across info for instance your credit card number and make use of it for their own advantage.
New Hard Drive Destruction Machine For Computer Systems Security Crushes Identity Theft...Literally
For businesses looking to prevent identity theft and comply with federal data security laws about protecting customer privacy such as HIPAA and FACTA, a new machine is available that will physically crush threats to data privacy. The Guardian hard drive destroyer, now available from http://www.hddmachine.com (a website which has short demonstration videos of this machine for those interested), is a portable hard drive destroyer weighing just 140 lbs which plugs into a standard 120v, 3 prong grounded outlet and can be located in the IT department of any business or organization.
Computer Hackers Target Entertainers' Home Computers: LIGATT Security Watch by Gregory Evans
Computer hackers are the new paparazzi. Hackers are now targeting entertainers. In a hacker's chat room, LIGATT Security has learned that hackers are targeting entertainers and their managers' home computers. Seeing how much money can be made from one paparazzi photograph, hackers now have a vested interest in all private photos, family pictures, nude photographs, and personal and sexual video footage; they know that one picture can be sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars to tabloid newspapers all over the world.
National Cyber Security Founder Launches Computer Activity Cloaking Software To Protect Computer User Privacy
Computer Viruses, Trojans, Keyloggers & Bots now have to ask your permission to run on any Microsoft computer systems. Soft Media Publishing, after 3 years in development, is launching its latest computer security software product called SpyCop Cloak
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Modern Advances In Technology And Ringtones
In the old days of land-bound telephones an electrical pulse sent through the wires and into your phone set off the mechanism that caused a bell to ring and alert you to the incoming call. This sound became so synonymous with the telephone call that it became a part of our language and culture.
Such phrases as; "Give me a ring" and "Ring me up", became standard parlance for the telephone call. The ringing sound has even carried over into the world of wireless cellular telephones in the form of "ringtones".
The modern mobile cell phone has the capability of playing a short digital sound file to alert the user to an incoming call. The first ringtones were simple monophonic sounds that could be buzzes, chirps, pings or other unique sound. The early ringtones were heavily influenced by the video games of the time. These first ringtones, while you could interchange them as you wished, could still only be programmed in to use one at a time.
As cell phone technology grew, so did the sophistication of the ringtone. Polyphonic ringtones were developed using the MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) format. These new ringtones were capable of producing musical selections instead of mere alert sounds. Whether you preferred clips of classical or popular music or just interesting sound sequences huge libraries of ringtone sound files were soon available for your selection.
Another new feature was introduced into the cell phones. It became possible to program in individual ringtones to play depending on the phone number initiating the call. With this advancement you could now not only distinguish your phone in a room of other cell phones but could tell who was calling from the individualized ringtone you had programmed for that person's phone number.
Now modern ringtones have matured to the level of Truetone capability. Using a variety of different sound file formats you can use pieces of actual recorded music to create ringtones. Some popular formats are mp3 and WAV files while a few companies create specialized file formats for their exclusive use on their phone equipment. Most new cell phones, however, can use any popular format.
Some new phones have the programs for excerpting snippets from song sound files built right into the memory of the phone. A growing business is to have a digital audio editor program online that can be used to create new ringtones and then charge a small fee to download the resultant ringtone to your phone.
The new Apple iPhone is partnered with iTunes to provide not only downloadable music to carry with you on your multimedia capable phone but offers the use of a program to edit ringtones out of any music file you have purchased from them. The limit on the ringtone file for the iPhone is currently set at between three and thirty seconds with the capability of looping the sound indefinitely.
Making the ringtone file from your own music file eliminates one of the few major dangers that can be associated with Truetone ringtones. With the increased computerization of the cell phone technology and the use of the same type of sound files, hackers have found ways to embed spyware and malware into mp3 files.
They can use them against your phone in much the same way as they do your computer. Caution should be used in downloading any "free" ringtone. For both safety and the fun it can provide, it is best to use the available technology to create your own custom ringtones.
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