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Featured Articles » Need to Check your Phone? Check Your Pants First » Rokform Launches Golf Specific iPhone 4/4s Case » Apptooth Introduces New Personal Security App   Sponsored By: Proxim Wireless WEBINAR: Catch the wave of Wireless HD Video Surveillance Wednesday July 11, 2011 TIME: 2:00pm ET/ 11:00am PT REGISTER TODAY Partnering with Proxim on your wireless video surveillance projects is a winning strategy when you discover the robust performance delivered by our latest Tsunami™ 8100 family of products. With up to 300 Mbps data rates, the Tsunami™ MP-8100 and QB-8150 products deliver wireless performance in excess of 4G products on the market today. It allows you to offer both PtMP and PtP products that provide dual Gigabit Ethernet ports with PoE out, powering a greater number of IP video cameras or additional radios in a wireless network. Join the Webinar to learn more. What Attendees will learn: What works and what doesn't work for backhauling HD/Megapixel video Tricks of the trade for backhauling video in challenging environments like dense urban areas, across water, on bridges and in tunnels.   Top Stories » CJE APPS Launches Face Craze! Entertainment App » EasyUnlockiPhone.net Introduces Jailbreak and Unlock Tool for iPhone 4S/4/3Gs iOS 5.1.1 » Snapseed Photo App Surpasses Nine Million Customers   From The Expert Corner Gmail Updated on iOS with Notification Center Support By Rory Lidstone TMCnet Contributing Writer Even though Apple (News - Alert) may be trying to force its rival out of the iOS ecosystem, the reality is that Google's services are at least as popular as Apple's products. Apple knows this, of course — you don't get to be the biggest tech company in the world with bad business decisions — so even though iOS 6 won't come standard with Google (News - Alert) Maps, users can still download the app. Likewise, Google knows it needs to continue to provide a quality experience with its iOS apps. For example, the search giant and Android (News - Alert) creator updated its Gmail app for iPhone (News - Alert) and iPad on Monday, bringing a couple of major improvements. First, the Gmail app now supports the iOS Notification Center, which was introduced as a major feature in iOS 5 at last year's Worldwide Developers' Conference. As such, e-mails received in the iOS Gmail app will pop up in the Notification Center just like with text messages and other important notifications. Google also claims that notifications now appear five times faster than with the previous version of the Gmail app, allowing the busy Gmail user to better stay up to date... Read More    Featured Videos What Siri Has Done For Remote Controls and STBs    Featured Resources » WiMax Business Deployment Guide: » Managed Mobility Solutions From The Cloud - Remove The Barriers » Going Mobile: Mobile Customer Service Moves to the Forefront of Multi-Channel Interaction   Featured Channels » Mobile Banking » Text Messaging » Mobile Video   iPhone.tmcnet.com is Your Source for the Latest iPhone News and Information   Sign Up For FREE    |    Visit Site    |    Free Magazine Subscription   Advertise With Us   General advertising Info: Click here      Become a TMCnet columnist! Become a TMCnet columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of technology professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the TMCnet Web site and this newsletter. Contact TMCnet Group Editorial Director, Erik Linask, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.

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