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AliveCor, a company that markets consumer EKG hardware and services, goes a step further with a complaint with the US International Trade Commission. The mobile EKG company is requesting an import ban on all infringing Apple Watch models, including the Apple Watch Series 4 and Apple Watch Series 5. Apple's newest Apple Watch Series 6 was not named in an earlier lawsuit on which the complaint is based, though this is possible presumed that the device is in the crosshairs of AliveCor. AliveCor announced in a statement released Tuesday that filing with the ITC "is a move, including AliveCor, to gain relief for Apple's deliberate copying of AliveCor's patented technology - including the ability to take an EKG reading on Apple Watch and perform heart rate analysis - as well as Apple's efforts to eliminate AliveCor as a competitor in the heart rate analysis market for the Apple Watch. " Yesterday's press release touts a decade of investmen

The importance of 5G for the local technology market and how will it change the image of the technology market in the future? Vietnam has long announced its plan to roll out 5G coverage nationwide by 2030. The ability to offer all citizens a fast internet connection at low cost is a priority of national importance, according to the Vietnamese Communications Authority. The comprehensive expansion of 5G coverage naturally requires a step-by-step approach. Major cities like Hanoi, HCMC and Da Nang have priority for the use of 5G due to their greater need for high-speed services and higher population density. Industrial areas that attract foreign investment are also prioritized to facilitate the development of smart factories. Viettel, MobiFone and VNPT have been testing 5G services with their users since November 2020. A recent test carried out jointly by Viettel, Ericsson and Qualcomm in the Viettel Innovation Lab successfully established 5G data transmission speeds of more tha

Students, lecturers and employees of the Benedictine University in Lisle can now convert their physical BCard of the Benedictine University (the official university card) into a mobile card. With their smartphone or the mobile wallet on their portable device, students can conveniently and securely access campus buildings, purchase meals and much more. With the introduction of a mobile ID on November 18, it will be the first university in the state of Illinois to make this technology available to its students, faculty and staff. Transact Campus, the leading provider of innovative payment and access data solutions for a networked campus, offers the fintech technology that drives the near-field communication-enabled mobile IDs for the Benedictine University. Mobile IDs allow students to take any action that previously required physical ID - both on and off campus - with just their smartphones and portable devices. Students

The importance of 5G for the local technology market and how will it change the image of the technology market in the future? Vietnam has long announced its plan to roll out 5G coverage nationwide by 2030. The ability to offer all citizens a fast internet connection at low cost is a priority of national importance, according to the Vietnamese Communications Authority. The comprehensive expansion of 5G coverage naturally requires a step-by-step approach. Major cities like Hanoi, HCMC and Da Nang have priority for the use of 5G due to their greater need for high-speed services and higher population density. Industrial areas that attract foreign investment are also prioritized to facilitate the development of smart factories. Viettel, MobiFone and VNPT have been testing 5G services with their users since November 2020. A recent test carried out jointly by Viettel, Ericsson and Qualcomm in the Viettel Innovation Lab successfully established 5G data transmission speeds of more tha