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The Collaborative Virtual Workspace is a software environment that provides a "virtual building" where teams can communicate, collaborate, and share information, regardless of their geographic location. For documentation, see the "Home Page" link above.
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EFP aims to create embedded Freenet clients. It's ultimate goal is to provide a stable enough protocol that can be scaled to hundreds, perhaps thousands of embedded devices working off a one or two nodes.
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DungaSync is an effort to create a generic architecture to synchronize data over a wide range of formats and data sources. It it not bound to a certain platform, its concept allows the adaptation to any datasource. NOTE: DEVELOPMENT STOPPED! 12/2001 CS
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The Community Edition of the Funambol Synchronization Client for the BlackBerry smartphones. This Java ME plug-in synchronizes native PIM data against a Funambol OMA DS Server, and provides open-source push Email capability
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This project is an attempt to create a platform for developing LBS (LocationBasedServices) for academic research.
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This is a set of NFC applications that uses a common framework that interacts with the JSR 257. There are two application examples: NFCMuseum and Picking.
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Bluetooth Personal Area Network client (PAN) with Support for RADIUS / Bluetooth Network Access Server (Point) (NAS / NAP) with Radius AAA. Project is supported by Nokia. Target BT stacks MS, Widcomm, BlueZ, Affix Blu(etooth) S(ymbian) PAN
