Sentences with phrase «cellphones using technologies»

We should see the first widespread use of mobile fundraising as well, particularly at events, where tablets and cellphones using technologies like Square will process credit card transactions on the spot.

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It would roll out a new technology, the «Textalyzer,» that can test whether a cellphone had been in use in the moments leading up to a crash.

Similar technology could be used to allow readers who snap a cellphone picture of a photo in their newspaper to view a video on their phone, he said.

Much of the concern about cellphones and instant messaging and Twitter has been focused on how children who incessantly use the technology are affected by it.

Hoping to crack down on texting - while - driving accidents, Cuomo wants to see whether technology that can reveal if someone was using their cellphones in the moments before a crash would work in New York.

Ortiz says the new measure is needed in part because of new technology that can detect cellphones being used in a passing car.

But using compression technology developed for digital cellphones combined with a digital signal processing chip made by Motorola, a team from the University of Surrey managed to squeeze surprisingly good quality sound into the gap.

The new technology is designed for conventional lithium - ion batteries now used in billions of cellphones, laptops and other electronic devices, as well as a growing number of cars and airplanes.

The widespread use of mobile technologies such as cellphones could allow the public to participate in reporting suspicious wildlife deaths.

This is impossible with the existing cellphone services because different countries use different analogue technology.

«However, states with bans prohibiting the use of cellphones without hands - free technology altogether on all drivers saw significant reductions in fatalities among this particular age group.

For years, technology analysts have predicted the rise of mobile dating, which would allow customers to meet new people using cellphones just as they had through personal computers and online dating sites.

Education Week's Spotlight on Technology in the Classroom brings together a collection of articles hand - picked by our editors for their insights on educational uses for cellphones, teaching with games and simulations, virtual field trips, and more.

District officials stressed that launching the pilot program doesn't mean anyone wants to discourage instructional technology or appropriate use of cellphones and apps.

Most of these communication methods use technology and cellphone apps, classroom blogs, and websites to keep parents in the loop, reduce your workload, and boost student engagement.

Cellphones are starting to use the technology for their displays too, and the Samsung Alias 2 incorporates it into the keypad to change characters.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TORONTO — The RCMP held a press conference on April 5 to publicly confirm it uses a particular technology, an IMSI catcher, to conduct cellphone surveillance in investigations.

What if the driver was using a Bluetooth technology cellphone?

Mostly, however, drivers become distracted by using their cellphones, texting, or other onboard technology such as GPS devices.

On January 1, 2016 two new laws went into effect in California: S.B. 34 requires agencies that use automated license plate recognition (ALPR) or access ALPR data to publish privacy and usage policies, while S.B. 741 requires public policies for cell - site simulators, a type of cellphone tracking technology often referred to as «Stingrays» and «Dirtboxes.»

This week the Center for Media Justice, ColorOfChange.org, and New America's Open Technology Institute filed a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission alleging the Baltimore police are violating the federal Communications Act by using cell site simulators, also known as Stingrays, that disrupt cellphone calls and interfere with the cellular network — and are doing so in a way that has a disproportionate impact on communities of color.