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Brief Abstract: Battery performance is limiting what consumers and mobile technology developers really want to do with their smart devices. In this presentation we’ll look not only at why, but also what might be the future of batteries for mobile applications. – From Dr. Norton, WSU Mobile phones and tablets have become ever more powerful, […]

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By Ben Miller, Puget Sound Business Journal Seattle software company Airbiquity Inc. said it’s signed a technology deal with Nissan Motor Co. Airbiquity said its smartphone integration and cloud computing technology will integrate with Nissan vehicles’ displays, switches and voice recognition systems. “Consumer expectations regarding smartphones, apps, services and cloud content being part of their driving experience are […]

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