Stanley Swaps Doors for Locks
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Stanley Works tries to keep growth going by focusing on businesses that keep baddies out.
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A new keyboard for phones that incorporates a traditional Qwerty layout and a standard number pad has been developed by the makers of the Blackberry mobiles.
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There&#39;s only one problem with Microsoft&#39;s Service Pack 2, a key upgrade to the popular Windows XP operating system: It turns some computers into large, expensive doorstops.
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Encysive restructures to reduce its cash burn.
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Looks to attract companies that can't afford to equip every remote user or branch office but still want some security.
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Researchers said Saturday they have found a way to crack the code used in millions of car keys, a development they said could allow thieves to bypass the security systems on newer car models.
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Latest line of keyboards and mice include some with fingerprint readers for added security.
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Users of one of suburbia's most basic conveniences -- the garage door opener -- are locked in an odd situation with the U.S. Marine Corps.
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By David Hayes, The Kansas City Star, Mo.  Mar. 10--An engineer will push a couple of keys early Sunday and digitally reset Union Station's trademark lobby clock.
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At this city hall, there's a standard procedure for moving cubicles: IT gets the plans in advance to make sure power, phones and data will be handled properly. But one department has other ideas.
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Swapping a decor of Diet Coke cans for hot-pink organizers and linen-covered boxes.
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Electronic ID cards, surveillance cameras and metal detectors are fixtures in high-rise office buildings, but experts say with thousands whizzing through the revolving doors each day, it's impossible to guarantee workers' safety.
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A new initiative seeks to improve old products.
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After more than 2 1/2 years of physical therapy and electronic stimulation, stroke victim Mike Marin still couldn't open a door with his left hand. Now, thanks to a robot, Marin can open a door and his atrophied left arm isn't completely useless anymore.
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Industry experts join government panel to look at what's keeping the old-fashioned bar code around.
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New keyboard and mouse from the company's hardware division include fingerprint readers.
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Don't grab that dangling set of car keys until you shop around.