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Cards Math for iPhone
Downloads Cards Math for iPhone is a popular math game played with poker cards. Use the numbers on all four cards, but use each card only once. The object of the game is to make 24. You can add, subtract, multiply, and divide.
[October 24, 2009, 4:33]
Digital Signatures and PKCS#11 Smart Cards: Concepts, Issues and Some Programming Details
White Papers This paper deals with applying digital signatures on documents using cryptographic smart cards and readers. With the need for information security in today's digital systems growing, cryptography has become one of its critical components.
[February 13, 2009, 0:24]
ID cards may be delayed until 2012
News The rollout of compulsory national ID cards for British citizens looks likely to be delayed until after the next election, casting doubt over the future of the scheme. A Home Office action plan on ID cards from two years ago set 2010 as a key...
[January 23, 2008, 12:58]
'Vast majority' of youth ID cards delayed until 2011
News The Home Office will wait until 2011 to issue the "vast majority" of ID cards to students and young people. The National Identity Scheme Delivery Plan, issued by the Home Office in March, said: "We will offer identity cards to young people in 2010...
[August 21, 2008, 9:00]
ID cards bill savaged by Lords and MPs
News The government's Identity Cards Bill has been criticised in two separate reports by MPs and Lords over the amount of personal information that would be stored on the National Identity Register (NIR) and the lack of safeguards to protect that data.
[October 25, 2005, 9:50]
Government seeks IT industry feedback over ID cards
News The government's ID cards programme has started a "market sounding" exercise in order to get the views of the IT industry on design of key systems. In a written statement to parliament, Home Office minister Tom McNulty said that the programme is...
[October 21, 2005, 15:10]
Students refuse to be 'guinea pigs' for ID cards
News Students have launched a stinging attack on UK government proposals to make young people "guinea pigs" for ID cards. Leaked Home Office documents reveal teenagers may need an ID card to open a bank account or take out a student loan from 2010...
[January 25, 2008, 8:41]
Visa plans trial of contactless debit cards
News Visa is to trial contactless debit cards in London this autumn that will allow shoppers to pay for low-value goods by simply touching their card against an electronic reader. Visa is planning on using RFID-enabled dual-use debit cards for the trial...
[June 26, 2006, 16:35]
Napster unveils payment cards
News Online music retailer Napster unveiled prepaid cards on Monday, so people -- particularly teens -- can download songs without credit cards. The prepaid card initiative is critical because it eliminates a significant barrier to the legitimate...
[October 27, 2003, 15:00]
ID cards bill scrapes through
News Also defeated - by 33 votes - was an amendment to remove all charges for ID cards. Ahead of the vote, Clarke had promised to cap the fee for stand-alone ID cards - those not combined with passports - at £30 each.
[October 20, 2005, 10:05]
Barclays set to make all debit cards contactless
News Barclays is to replace its entire fleet of debit cards with new ones featuring contactless-payment functionality. From March, any replacement cards issued by the bank will come embedded with NFC (near-field communications) chips, enabling users to...
[January 7, 2009, 9:18]
ID cards scheme: Potential suppliers named
News The companies named as potential suppliers for the scheme — which includes the national ID cards programme — are Accenture, BAE Systems, CSC, EDS, Fujitsu, IBM, Steria and Thales. Eight companies are in the running to be key suppliers for the...
[October 23, 2007, 10:00]
Organised crime 'will attack ID cards database'
News Organised crime will try and crack the identity cards database - the National Identity Register (NIR) - the Liberal Democrats have warned. Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, Nick Clegg, said the theft was a "terrible omen" for the forthcoming...
[May 18, 2006, 9:05]
Schneier: ID cards will worsen ID theft
News Last month, the House of Lords finally passed the government's ID cards bill. Schneier believes that criminals would be willing to pay a premium for stolen IDs because of the perception that single ID provides stronger authentication, and because...
[April 27, 2006, 12:50]
Credit Cards
Downloads Credit Cards is a very comprehensive knowledge base e-book designed to help you understand everything about what to look for before you apply for a credit loan. Over four hundred fully packed Credit Card articles are included in this e-book.
[January 28, 2008, 20:33]
ID cards bill passes second Commons reading
News The government's majority was slashed by more than half at the ID cards bill vote in parliament on Tuesday, despite Home Secretary Charles Clarke promising a range of concessions in order to stave off a full-scale backbench Labour rebellion.
[June 29, 2005, 16:15]
ID cards 'were oversold'
News The UK government has admitted that it exaggerated the benefits of ID cards by claiming they would be a panacea for identity theft, benefit fraud and terrorism. According to reports in today's newspapers, McNulty told the seminar: "Perhaps in the...
[August 4, 2005, 14:50]
Public will 'pay twice' for ID cards
News Broadly comparable arrangements will be put in place for identity cards in due course. The London School of Economics last year calculated the cost of reissuing ID cards - including defective, lost, stolen and damaged cards, and cards reissued due...
[May 5, 2006, 16:10]
Dolce Music Flash Cards
Downloads Get a head start or improve skills in reading music notation with Dolce Music Flash Cards. Program features dual question counters, score counter, optional timer, and results of each round may be printed with student name and time/date stamp for...
[September 24, 2008, 20:08]
Win four Vodafone 3G data cards
News When ZDNet UK's editors took a bunch of 3G data cards out on the road recently, we came back with a clear winner: Vodafone. We found Vodafone's coverage to be superior to that of its competitors, and the card was the least troublesome.
[December 29, 2004, 8:05]
