BANGOR, Maine — While an inmate at Penobscot County Jail once walked out the door without doing his time due to an error at booking, a newly installed iris scan recognition system will eliminate that possibility from … See on http://www.jailtraining.org

The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) strategy where employees use their own personal mobile devices to conduct business is a growing trend, and it’s taking over the business world. See on http://www.thesocialmediahat.com

If you have a roadmap for your mobile marketing initiatives (and you should), it must in almost all cases include a mobile messaging program. See on marketingland.com

Software Protection, RPX, Symantec, Apple: Intellectual Property Businessweek Cascades Computer Innovation sued in federal court in Oakland, California, in March 2012, alleging that a group of technology companies and RPX had conspired to oppose… See on http://www.businessweek.com

Rumors Circulating New iPhone 6 Will Include Facial Recognition Security Feature SUBSCRIBE to NewsBreaker’s YouTube Channel: http://bit.ly/YgsSEg Rumors circ… See on http://www.youtube.com

REVO’s consultants have engaged the company in several rounds of talks for them to either purchase and/or license REVO’s portfolio of product patents. The internet company could consider licensing the security technology … See on http://www.macreportmedia.com

In a worst-case scenario for the high-tech industry, if the Supreme Court upholds the ruling it could invalidate many existing software patents or at least make them more difficult to defend in lawsuits. See on phys.org

Kazakhstan’s State Media Subsidies Promote Feel-Good Factor EurasiaNet Over half (51 percent) went to just three outlets: the two main state-owned national newspapers, the Kazakh-language Yegemen Kazakhstan (360 million tenge, or $2.3 million) and… See on http://www.eurasianet.org

Kazakhstan to improve 80% of its roads by 2020TengrinewsThe draft project came some time after President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev criticized the quality of roads at an extend government meeting. See on en.tengrinews.kz

Eight major technology companies have joined forces to call for tighter controls on government surveillance, issuing an open letter Monday to President Barack Obama arguing for reforms in the way t (8 major tech companies call for tighter control ……