Very Low Cost Training $99.00 - US Marketplace

Just been reading a post from Dennis Carroll Special Agent / Law Enforcement Instructor about some very low cost training in the States

"The Fox Valley Technical College in partnership with the National Criminal Justice Training Center (NCJTC) have approved my three day cellular device investigations course. The first course is being offered in Appleton Wisconsin in December as a pilot and then throughout the US as requested. The FVTC and NCJTC have obtained a grant to lower the cost of this course to $99. This is the lowest price you will find for a three day comprehensive cellular device investigation course. There is a link to request this course at your host agency on the link below. Please share if you would."
https://ncjtc.fvtc.edu/training/details/TR00005533/TRI0005534/cellular-device-investigations

Four Blogs

Four Blogs

I have four open webblogs that are active:

http://trewmte.blogspot.com
http://cellsiteanalysis.blogspot.com
http://sim2usim.blogspot.com
http://forensicmobex.blogspot.com

The focus of these webblogs involves dealing with all forms of forensics and evidence relevant to mobile communications in the open arena that may impact now or in the future relevant to:

- Advancing forensic evidence and analysis by challenging methodology and entrenchment in out of date concepts
- Balanced technical evidence for fair trials

I have been developing new materials for the blogs that will be gradually rolled out over the next six months.

Four Blogs

Four Blogs

I have four open webblogs that are active:

http://trewmte.blogspot.com
http://cellsiteanalysis.blogspot.com
http://sim2usim.blogspot.com
http://forensicmobex.blogspot.com

The focus of these webblogs involves dealing with all forms of forensics and evidence relevant to mobile communications in the open arena that may impact now or in the future relevant to:

- Advancing forensic evidence and analysis by challenging methodology and entrenchment in out of date concepts
- Balanced technical evidence for fair trials

I have been developing new materials for the blogs that will be gradually rolled out over the next six months.

Four Blogs

Four Blogs

I have four open webblogs that are active:

http://trewmte.blogspot.com
http://cellsiteanalysis.blogspot.com
http://sim2usim.blogspot.com
http://forensicmobex.blogspot.com

The focus of these webblogs involves dealing with all forms of forensics and evidence relevant to mobile communications in the open arena that may impact now or in the future relevant to:

- Advancing forensic evidence and analysis by challenging methodology and entrenchment in out of date concepts
- Balanced technical evidence for fair trials

I have been developing new materials for the blogs that will be gradually rolled out over the next six months.

One-Size-Fits-All Power Charger

One-Size-Fits-All Power Charger

Manufacturers have agreed to create a single one-size-fits-all power charger, thus the expectation of a standard PSU interface will be used. The approach is being applied to data-enabled mobile phones for models to be distributed in 2011 according to the EU, as reported by Business Week:

http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D9H9F7H00.htm?

Business Week identify the manufacturers as Apple, Emblaze Mobile, Huawei Technologies, LGE, Motorola, NEC, Nokia, Qualcomm, Research in Motion (RIM), Samsung, SonyEricsson, TCT Mobile, Texas Instruments.

The news of a single charger has been around for a while but is a useful reminder as apparently the 2011 handsets wont be supplied with charger according to the Business Week article.

Handsets with the new charger design could prove helpful when we are examining mobile phones where there is no charger supplied with the 'exhibit' or the customer's DFE.