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Why biometric technologies are catching on
Today's world has an unprecedented need for security. From restricting access to physical resources, such as buildings and facilities, to controlling access to IT resources such as computers and networks.
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Nov 7 2007 2:45PM
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Consumers prefer retail printing services.
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Europe catching up on R&D spending
Car-makers, pharmaceuticals and tech companies splash out.
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A trojan for catching cheating spouses
Spouses or partners worried about their significant other cheating on them now have a helping hand from hackers.
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