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Las Vegas Based Technology Company Revolutionizes Mobile Computing with Lilliputian Laptop

 By Rodney Marvel

Author, e-media Direct

 Mobile computing will never be the same with the advent of Seamless Wi-Fi’s S-Gen UMPC, or Ultra Mobile Personal Computer.  In an era when computer manufacturers are developing smaller PC solutions to meet the nomadic nature of today’s consumers, the S-Gen stands out as one of the most robust, yet smallest, micro PC’s available on the market. It has already made appearances on the Montel Williams Show and at numerous shows in Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Massachusetts, and Washington, D.C.

 Ultra mobile is a bit of an understatement.  The S-Gen weighs a mere 16 ounces and measures in with a length of 6.5 inches, a width of 3.8 inches, and a depth of 1.25 inches.  Despite its diminutive size, this “pocket” PC comes complete with a near full size keyboard, TFT touch screen display, and 20 GB hard drive.  Of course, it also has all of the bells and whistles of other mobile products, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular wireless technology.  Maybe surprising to some would be the fact that the S-Gen also features an integrated GPS system with internal antennae.

Of course, being able to map your location and see your destination is only useful if you have enough battery power to get you through to the end of your trip.  Fear not, the Seamless Wi-Fi S-Gen has a battery life in excess of 8 hours.  That is roughly 4 times longer than traditional laptop battery life and double the endurance of higher capacity notebook batteries.  When you consider just how many functions the S-Gen is capable of, you will realize that you need every bit of those 8 hours.  The S-Gen is essentially a tri-band cell phone, MP3 player, GPS navigation system, and mobile computer all wrapped up into one very portable package.

The S-Gen is so power-packed that it has been featured in PC Magazine, Laptop Magazine, The Mercury News, and The New York Post.  Let’s not forget the S-Gen’s reviews on DL.TV, Geekzone, and ZDNet just to name a few.  All of this positive publicity can only strengthen Seamless Wi-Fi’s sales numbers when the S-Gen officially launches on July 1, 2008.  The estimated retail price is ,195, a very reasonable value when you consider the four or five devices that this unit will replace when you purchase it.

 Recently, at the “Money Show” in Las Vegas, Nevada, Seamless Wi-Fi demonstrated the many features of the S-Gen to businessmen from all over the world.  One of the demonstrations that seemed to surprise some was the ability to take a SIM card from any wireless phone, pop it into the S-Gen and immediately begin making calls.  The company received a lot of interest while at the show and is very optimistic about the sales potential of this one-of-a-kind product.

Seamless Wi-Fi, Inc. (SMWF), a development stage company, is an Internet company that is developing cutting edge technologies to create and provide new and innovative products and services for both businesses and consumers.  The company is based in Las Vegas, Nevada, has three operating subsidiaries, and engages in the development and marketing of Internet communications products and services in the United States.  The company provides wireless Internet access service known as wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) in Wi-Fi hot pots. It also develops software program that provides Wi-Fi users with Seamless-Secure Internet browsing, which encrypts the user’s Wi-Fi signal.

 Seamless Wi-Fi recently announced the impending launch of a big brother to the S-Gen, the S-NBK-1 mini-notebook.  The S-NBK-1, which is available now, contains a 10.2” TFT screen, 1.6 GHZ processor, 512 MB RAM, 80GB hard drive, and Windows® XP operating system.  The company has already launched the S-NBK-1 with a MSRP in the mid 0′s, which they feel is very competitively priced for the growing mini-notebook market.

 Albert R. Reda, President and CEO for Seamless Wi-Fi, Inc., has been with the company since November 1988. Mr. Reda received his Bachelor of Science degree from California State University, Long Beach, with a major in engineering. Mr. Reda is an officer and director of two other public companies, DCM Enterprises, Inc. and Global Debit Cash Card, Inc. For further information: info@slwf.com or 775.588.2499.

 Rodney Marvel is currently the Director of Operations for e-media Direct (www.e-mediadirect.com), a full-service investor relations firm located in Winter Park, FL. He has five years of experience in the marketing and financial industries.  He has worked with close to 100 publicly-traded companies on a multitude of projects, including website designs, press releases, and marketing campaigns. You can contact him at: rmarvel@e-mediadirect.com or 866.284.2835.

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Computer Forensics is the scientific study of computers or computer data relating to an investigation by an agency of law enforcement for use in a court of law. Although this technology may be as old as computers, advances in technology are constantly revising this science.

In the old days of technology, computer forensics was mostly related to discharge data, the printing on each shot that was saved on a computer in a series of eight digits, all zeros and ones. Literally If the document is used to print documents. Systems analysts would have to convert all data in hex and then translate the value in any combination of keys has been real. In this way, you can track all the data and determine how the computer and the corresponding program crashed. As computers and technology, computer forensics has evolved by leaps and bounds since antiquity.

While any programming language is still in short ones and zeroes or binary and hex, the means by which programs are created, exploited and used has changed dramatically. This new science has done well to follow the task. Now hard drives can be cleaned. However, without an unconditional format (and in rare cases, even with the unconditional switch) the data can still be recovered. It takes an expert in computer forensics, however. We need someone who is familiar with computer technology to reconstruct all the data is deleted from the hard drive.

Computer forensics can be used to monitor e-mail, instant messaging and almost any other form of computer-related communication. This may be necessary, especially in today’s world. The experts have even developed an advanced technology that can track data in real time, or is actually sent and received. It’s a mind-numbing task when you consider the billions of communications going on in the world at any given time, but the science of computer forensics is growing equally fast or faster than technology that are responsible for investigating.

is an interesting aspect of the technology that is often overlooked. Computer forensics have been used to solve many crimes and should be considered a viable tool in many aspects and study of this problem continues to grow with technology.

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by Andrey Belenko roles and functions computer forensics in the criminal justice system in the ground strong> In the global village called the Internet, not everyone plays Nice. You have always heard the word “hack.” It is mainly used in computers to invade. Most of these are not entirely true, but the network system to get hacked. If and when that occurs, usually involves something sinister.

Even employees of companies engaged in sniffing or use our favorite word, hacking. The birth of the Internet has led to more than that. Anyone can be anything online. This is why fraud, phishing and identity theft.

The computer has become an important part of everyday life. Sending letters have been changed completely by email. The papers were dominated by instant and text messages. portable storage devices that have been the exclusive domain of professional information technology are now used by the general public.

I think it is making the idea of why you need computer forensics. If piracy occurs, the computer forensics take the following measures:

1. Like other investigations, computer forensics must manage the area as a crime scene. He or she will take digital photographs and documentary evidence safe. This will include print, notes and records of the scene.

If you are the one who hired a forensic computer expert, you should leave everything to them. The computer system should be left as it is on or off.

If your computer is left on, the analyst will gather all the information he or she can from applications running. The team will stop so that the data is not lost. Make a normal stop or pulling the plug, not an option. Both methods can cause loss or damage to system data.

2. The forensic investigator must document the system configuration as you would with a paper from the crime scene. This should include the order of hard drives, modems, wireless, storage subsystems, cable connections, wireless and networking hardware. The analyst can make a diagram to go with digital photos. They also portable storage devices within the area that could contain evidence.

3. The team of forensic experts should have all the laboratory tests. This is because the analyst does not view the evidence in the same material. People who are dedicated to computer crimes are also aware of important data can be retrieved for sentencing. The counter-measures, viruses and traps may be installed on the system to damage electronic evidence.

analysts have the hard drive in your lab, rather than make an exact copy of its contents. This process is called image. Analysts have their own tools to ensure that data is complete and accurate copy.

The duplicate is then verified by an algorithm. The data are reviewed and analyzed. The analyst makes a report of its findings and the process that was taken during the investigation of data acquisition. These charges will be filed evidence in court if necessary.

computer forensics plays many roles and functions in the field of criminal justice. It is difficult to cover them in this short article. I encourage you to do further reading if you are interested in this field. You can do this by visiting sites that cover the profession in more detail.

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