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Pentagon approves Dell's security platform on AndroidHindustan Times - 2 Nov, 2011The Dell Streak 5 may no longer be sold to the general public, but it can definitely be used by government agencies. The tablet is reportedly the first Android device to receive official certification for the US Department of Defense. provide a secure ... |
Defense Department okays use of Dell's mobile security platformWashington Post - 2 Nov, 2011Android's got a bit of a reputation as the wild west of mobile devices, but Dell's been hard at work locking it down â€" the Dell Mobile Security for Android platform has been okayed by the US Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) as secure enough ... |
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Defense DepartmentCNET (blog) - 2 Nov, 2011The Dell Streak 5 has become the first Android-powered device to receive Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) certification. Thanks to a host of applications designed to enhance the large phone's security, the Streak 5 will be used for the Defense ... |
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DOD Approves Dell Streak 5 Tablet For Military UsePC Magazine - 2 Nov, 2011The Department of Defense (DoD) has approved Dell's Android-based Streak 5 tablet for use on its secure networks, Dell announced in a blog post. The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) has published a Security Technical ... |
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DOD Approves Dell Android Tablet For UseInformationWeek - Oct 31, 2011Dell's Streak 5 tablet is being tested for use on defense networks, where the RIM BlackBerry currently prevails. By Elizabeth Montalbano InformationWeek The Department of Defense (DOD) has approved the use of Dell's Android-based mobile OS on its ... |
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DoD, VA open up to Android tablets, smartphonesFierceMobileIT - 2 Nov, 2011FierceMobileIT provides tools, tips and case studies on how to deploy the latest wireless technologies in the enterprise. Join 37000+ CIOs and senior IT managers who rely on FierceMobileIT for their weekly update. Sign up today. ... |
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Dell Streak 5 cleared by PentagonUbergizmo - 2 Nov, 2011Who would have thought that the Dell Streak 5, one of the more unheralded Android-powered slate devices in the market, has been cleared for government use by the Pentagon? Yes sir, we are talking about an already discontinued device, but I guess after ... |
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Dell Streak 5 is first Pentagon-approved Android phoneAfterdawn.com - 2 Nov, 2011The Pentagon has finally decided on its first secure Android device, and its a defunct one. Dell's now defunct Streak 5 smartphone is now certified for secure unclassified communications. The Defense Information System Agency (DISA) began working with ... |
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BlackBerry To Be Dumped By DoD, Testing Android InsteadTechnoBuffalo - 2 Nov, 2011Poor BlackBerry. Its woes are well-documented, as its luster fades and the company loses marketshare. Yes, fans still have new device debuts to enjoy, and there's hope with BBX (RIM's new ... |
DOD Approves Dell Android Tablet For UsezimGossip - 2 Nov, 2011The Department of Protection (DOD) has approved the use of Dell's Android-based mobile OS on its networks, paving the way for widespread use of Android-based smartphones and tablets throughout the military. The Protection Information Systems Agency ... |
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Dell's Android-Based Security Platform Adopted by US DODITProPortal - 2 Nov, 2011The US Department of Defense has certified Dell's Android based security platform for use on defense networks. The company said in a blog post that the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) has certified the Dell Mobile Security for Android ... |
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Pentagon Approves Its First Android Smartphone…the Dated Dell StreakPhandroid.com - 2 Nov, 2011The US likes to stay on top of technology when it comes to the defense of its people. Take for instance a railgun the Navy has been testing, which recently fired off its 1000th shot, a milestone in ... |
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Dell Streak Gets Pentagon ApprovalMobile Magazine - 2 Nov, 2011The United States Defense Information Systems Agency, or DISA, has just approved the Dell Streak. Running the Android 2.2 OS, the Streak 5 has been officially certified by DISA. This secure mobile device will ... |
Of Course the Pentagon's First Android Phone Is the Dead Dell StreakGizmodo - 2 Nov, 2011The Pentagon has decided on its first secure mobile device running Android. The no-longer-available Dell Streak 5. Way to speed the process along Uncle Sam. In another example of the government moving at a snail's pace to get anything done, ... |
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Dell's Streak 5 approved for Pentagon useTG Daily - Nov 1, 2011Android devices could start appearing throughout the military, after a decision by the Department of Defense to allow Dell's Android-based mobile OS to be used on its networks. The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) has published a Security ... |
Dell Streak 5 gets Department of Defense nod for use on high-security networksGood E-Reader (blog) - Nov 1, 2011The Streak 5 comes from an era when Apple has just launched its first gen iPad. It's been more than a year since then and we now have the second gen iPad 2 with us and are waiting for the next. The Streak 5, the first tablet device from ... |
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US Department of Defense approves of Dell's Streak 5 tabletTabTimes - Nov 1, 2011Dell's discontinued Streak 5 tablet has become the first Android device to get official certification for use by the US Department of Defense (DOD). Dell's Joe Ayers announced the news in a company blog post, in which he said that the firm had worked ... |
Android eating RIM's marketshare r...Neowin - Nov 1, 2011The BlackBerry is going the way of the dinosaurs. Or at least, it will be extinct soon at the rate the company is losing market share in the US. In the last three months, the company has seen a incredible drop of 15% in US market share on the same ... |
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Discontinued Dell Streak 5 is First Android Certified for Dept. of DefenseGotta Be Mobile - Nov 1, 2011The now discontinued Dell Streak 5, which was revolutionary at the time of its release as the first hybrid smartphone-tablet form factor device, is now the world's first Android device to get official certification for the US Department of Defense use. ... |
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Dell's Streak, Android Platform Certified For Use By GovernmentHot Hardware - Oct 31, 2011Ever wondered if the very gadgets that you purchased for your own personal use were also used at the highest level of the government? We have to confess to wondering just how high-tech the CIA's gadgets were compared to what's readily available on the ... |
Dell Streak gets DISA approval, Androids look to Pentagon invasionEngadget - Oct 31, 2011Android conspiracy theories? They go all the way to the top -- or will soon, thanks to the US Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA). The department has given the green light to use Dell's Mobile Security ... |
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Dell Android Devices OK'd to Acccess Pentagon NetworksExecutiveGov - Oct 31, 2011A second non-Blackberry mobile operating system has been certified to access Pentagon computer networks, according to the Defense Information Systems Agency's recently released guidance for securely connecting devices. Devices run on Dell's Android 2.2 ... |
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