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fido, phideaux
term of endearment addressed to a dog.
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The FIDO (Fast IDentity Online) Alliance has developed security standards for strong authentication that are simple to use and protect more efficiently from fraud.
For more information on the FIDO Alliance visit www.
While attendees are at the Fido & Friends Walk they stop buy and visit the sponsor booth for Scooble.
ICx Fido explosives detectors utilize proprietary amplifying fluorescence polymers (AFP) to detect trace levels of explosive materials in parts-per-quadrillion (ppq), a level of detection comparable to that of highly trained, explosives-detection canines.
More than 200 products from global technology leaders are now FIDO Certified, the Alliance announced today, giving service providers a diverse and flexible range of turnkey options to deploy FIDO standards.
A signed certificate guaranteeing a fido supply will be included in every evaluation development kit.
Brett McDowell, executive director of the FIDO Alliance, said,"Fifty percent growth in certified products in just three months is further evidence that the FIDO specifications are increasingly accepted as the new standard for strong authentication technology.
The Fido wireless internet broadband router is optimised for voice usage to enhance voice clarity and reception inside the home network.
The fido microcontroller features four Universal I/O Controllers (UICs).
The growing collection of FIDO Certified products and services are part of the larger global trend of industry-leading service and technology providers backing FIDO standards.
TELECOMWORLDWIRE-12 June 2008-Canada's Fido to offer iPhone 3G(C)1994-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.
The payload, called the ICx Fido for iRobot PackBot 500, can detect explosives' vapors emanating from Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).
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