Tech?Update!
Presenting SEH's take on IT news, network standards, applications, etc. with relation to our solution portfolio, the Tech?Update sections conclude most of our SEH Newsletters.
Tech?Update: Radio-frequency Identification (RFID)
RFID (Radio-frequency Identification) has been one of the most discussed technologies, and there are many controversies regarding it. Back in the sixties RFID began to develop as a discrete technology and has spread out to many... [more]
Tech?Update!: SD Card Technology
SD cards are used as storage media in many different mobile devices, e.g. for photographs in digital cameras, for the storage of music files in MP3 players, in camcorders, GPS devices, mobile and smart phones and recently also in... [more]
Tech?Update!: VLAN = Virtual Local Area Network
Nowadays company networks are not only connected within a certain location, but can also be interconnected worldwide. For network infrastructures that cover very large geographic areas, VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) makes... [more]
Tech?Update!: What Is A Dongle?
"Dongle" – nobody really knows where this funny word actually comes from. Is it a derivative of colloquial expressions like "whatchamacallit" e.g. "dangle"? Who invented it? [more]
Tech?Update!: Printing Protocol LPD/LPR – RFC-compliant or "The Microsoft Way"
We have introduced the platform-independent printing protocol LPD/LPR in a previous Tech?Update!. It is defined in the Request for Comment (RFC) 1179 by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and is an established... [more]
Tech?Update!: "Driver Issue" in 64-Bit Systems
The early 64-bit versions of operating systems like Microsoft Windows were designed for server systems because servers are required to deliver high performance and need to address a lot of storage space for this. Client systems... [more]
Tech?Update!: SEH UTN Manager with Windows Service "SEH UTN Service"
The new SEH UTN-Manager 1.2.x comes in two versions: [more]
Tech?Update!: Windows 7 and Snow Leopard
This year saw the release of the new versions of both Apple's and Microsoft's operating systems, Mac OS X and Windows respectively. Both have some things in common, such as being the seventh version of the operating systems in... [more]
Tech?Update!: Cloud Computing
"Cloud Computing", currently hyped as the next big trend, is a still slightly nebulous term because it is neither a matter of a clearly defined technology nor a set of certain applications or software. The name is derived from... [more]
Tech?Update!: Web 2.0 – Twitter
"Web 2.0" is the slightly cloudy term for a host of new, interactive web technologies and for a new way of users to perceive and use the Internet. [more]