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This Week In Emerging Technology – February 13th

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Jim Rapoza
Jim Rapoza
Feb 13, 2008
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Here are the emerging technologies stories for the week of February 11th.

More Android Sightings – At the World Mobile Congress in one of my favorite cities, Barcelona, there have been several interesting demos of the Google-based Android mobile operating system.

Speeding up Secure Connections – Interesting white paper on research into improving the performance of SSH and SCP connections.

Integrating Identity Management – Expect to see more integration between products in the Identity Access Management market.

The Holy Grail of Nanotech – Researchers at the Brookhaven National Lab have created a three dimensional nanoparticle, a key step in the advancement of nanotechnologies.

More Terabytes Please – IBM is announcing plans to deliver terabyte drives for their data center systems.

Canon Keeps an Eye on Watermarking – Canon has filed for a patent on a technology that takes an image of the photographers retina when taking a picture and then using this image as an embedded watermark to help protect photograph copyrights.

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