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Vendors/Products In an effort to step up wireless security in mobile devices, chipmaker AMD (NYSE: AMD) Latest News about AMD has released new flash memory technology designed to frustrate signal thieves and prevent fraudulent call billing. The 64-megabit page-mode flash memory . . . In an effort to step up wireless security in mobile devices, chipmaker AMD (NYSE: AMD) Latest News about AMD has released new flash memory technology designed to frustrate signal thieves and prevent fraudulent call billing. The 64-megabit page-mode flash memory Latest News about Flash memory device, known as the Am29PDL640G, can be used in mobile phones Latest News about mobile phones, set-top boxes and PDAs Latest News about PDAs.

One of the device's multilayered security features is 64-bit password protection, which guards against hackers, tuners, viruses and erroneous code, ensuring that only authorized users can change certain settings.

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