System Identifies User Location without GPS or Wi-Fi.

Topics include a virus that has infected the system that runs US military drones, a full-duplex wireless technology that doubles mobile-network throughput, a transistor that could let machines interact with living things, a haptic pedestrian navigation system, a new technology for determining a smar...

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Published in:Computer (00189162) Vol. 44; no. 11; p. 15
Format: Article
Published: IEEE Nov2011
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