FileMaker has announced their release of FileMaker Go for the Apple iPad and Apple iPhone. With FileMaker Go, a person can remotely interface with their FileMaker Pro databases that support your business.

View, edit and search your FileMaker Pro records on your iPhone with FileMaker Go. Whether you’re checking inventory in the warehouse, managing event registration on-site, or updating project status while traveling, you can do it all while you’re on the go.

Ideal for mobile teams, FileMaker Go provides access to databases created with FileMaker Pro and hosted on FileMaker Server or FileMaker Pro. FileMaker Go can access databases residing on a Mac or PC using a local wireless network or over the Internet via Wi-Fi or 3G. All changes are instantly updated in the hosted file.

FileMaker Go users can also copy databases between their desktop or laptop computers and FileMaker Go via File Sharing in iTunes, perfect for single user databases. Databases may also be downloaded by email, popular file sharing sites, or the web.

Apart from making the excellent Bento for iPhone and iPad, this looks to be a killer way to allow folks to utilize FileMaker Pro while on the go. You’ll never be without accurate numbers that are within your databases whilst traveling again. FileMaker is making the Apple products into true productivity devices.

FileMaker Go for the Apple iPhone and iPod touch (running IOS 4) is $19.99 and FileMaker Go for iPad (running IOS 3.2) is $39.99.

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SEOUL, Korea (AVING) — Huawei, a leader in providing next-generation telecommunications network solutions for operators around the world, and Samsung Electronics announced they will jointly conduct the world’s first Long Term Evolution (LTE) Interoperability Test (IOT) in Europe in November to verify the interoperability of LTE network infrastructures and terminals.

The IOT in Europe will be performed on Huawei’s LTE network and LTE modems manufactured by Samsung. The testing represents a big step forward for the commercialization of LTE and bringing mobile broadband services to end-users.

“The test bridges the most cutting-edge telecom technology with people’s demands for enjoying rich and compelling services anytime, anywhere,” said Mr. Wan Biao.

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