Technology, health medical and computer news newsletter: Bionic Contact Lenses: The Future of Email and Mobility?

Biometrics: Bringing Technology & Humans Closer

Email: Keeping in Touch from Anywhere

Mobility: The Ultimate in Portable Tech

Poll: Are You Ready for Bionic Lenses?

Developers at Washington University announced this week that they are one step closer to creating bionic contact lenses, which could be used to project emails directly into the eyes of the recipient. This could be the ultimate in mobility, ensuring you could access your emails wherever you are. Read on to find out more about ensuring better email availability, managing more traditional mobile devices and learn about the biometrics, another technology that works with the human body. Do you think technology is getting too close for comfort? Let us know what you think by taking our quick poll.

Biometrics: Get Tailor-Made Security Solutions

Biometric security is another technology that uses the human body to work. Biometrics exploit our unique biological traits to tailor security to a specific person. This white paper discusses the potential of biometric technology, such as fingerprint recognition, to help prevent identity theft and software hacking. Read it here and get more on biometrics.

Email: Never Go Without Communications Again

Whether or not you are comfortable with having your inbox projected directly into your vision, it is hard to deny that email is an integral part of working life for most people. Many businesses would certainly struggle without access to email - but unfortunately, email downtime occurs all too regularly. This white paper discusses the risks of email downtime, identifies the common root causes, and can help you ensure a more reliable email service. Get the full paper here. You can read more tips on email management in our white paper library.

Mobility: Work on the Go, Wherever You Are

Bionic contact lenses could be the ultimate in mobility, with your email inbox (and potentially other data) following you wherever you go - and look. In recent years we have become more used to carrying around mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, and enterprises all over the world are working to enable this. This October 2011 report analyses the mobility market today and discusses how cloud-based solutions are emerging to help manage mobility. Read more on mobile device management here.