CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. W3C and OMA to exchange technical information on mobile Web standards in "formal working relationship.". The W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) and the OMA (Open Mobile Alliance) signed a memorandum of understanding to encourage the exchange of technical information and member contributions related to mobile Web standards. The standards bodies' "formal working relationship," established in April and announced Thursday, will link the standardization efforts of the OMA's 350 member companies with those of nearly 400 W3C member groups. The W3C has geared several of its own projects, such as SVGt (Scalable Vector Graphics Tiny), to the mobile market.

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CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Inmates will wear "wristwatch-sized" transmitters that can track them within the confines of the prison. The devices can also detect whether prisoners have been trying to remove them and send an alert to prison computers. Staff will also wear transmitters on their belts for security purposes. Guards will be able to activate an alarm manually, but an alert will also be sent if the transmitter is forcibly removed or if the guard is knocked down.

Alanco claims the system will dynex - case for apple iphone 7 and 8 - rainbow stripe be able to pinpoint the location of staff and prisoners in real time, The Ross project is not the first such rollout of tracking chips in U.S, prisons, Facilities in California, Illinois and Michigan already employ the technology, and Robert R, Kauffman, Alanco's CEO, said he expects three new states to sign up to use RFID technology, Prisons are not alone in using RFID technology to track people, Authorities in the Japanese city of Osaka use radio tags to make sure children don't go astray, Tags are affixed to students' clothes or bookbags..

Still, other uses are more common. Delta Air Lines recently announced it would be using RFID to track travelers' luggage. Additionally, it was recently announced that dogs in Portugal are to be tracked with under-the-skin radio tags. But the tags are probably most often used in supermarket and other retail supply chains. Jo Best of Silicon.com reported from London. Guards will also wear the wristwatch-size tracking devices as part of a pilot program. The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction has approved a $415,000 contract to try out the tracking technology with Alanco Technologies.