Developing sensor agents that can be deployed untethered in the field presents significant challenges in adapting to hardware, communication, power and environmental limitations.

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In wireless sensor networks (WSNs), localization has many important applications, among which wireless sensor retrieval bears special importance for cost saving, data analysis and security purposes. Localization for sensor retrieval is especially challenging due to the fact that the number and locations of these sensors are both unknown. In this paper, we propose two probabilistic localization algorithms that iteratively identify the locations of multiple wireless sensors in WSNs, one of which calculates location information offline, and the other online

Without your existing contacts, tasks, calendar, and email, your Blackberry is little more than the average cell phone. Managing all of these items from the Blackberry itself can be arduous, and you have to keep your information from your computer in sync with the changes you make from the Blackberry. Synchronizing your data between your Blackberry, your computer, and the cloud, is easier than you think

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Synchronizing your Blackberry

Without your existing contacts, tasks, calendar, and email, your Blackberry is little more than the average cell phone. Managing all of these items from the Blackberry itself can be arduous, and you have to keep your information from your computer in sync with the changes you make from the Blackberry. Synchronizing your data between your Blackberry, your computer, and the cloud, is easier than you think.

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Synchronizing your Blackberry