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Secure Wireless Solutions for the Government
White Paper Tadpole Computer and Fortress Technologies have joined their strengths and experience to offer a simple, robust solution for the complex problem of MLS. The solution combines Tadpole's award winning... [22 Aug 2005]
Secure Wireless Solutions for the Government
Tadpole Computer and Fortress Technologies have joined their strengths and experience to offer a simple, robust solution for the complex problem of MLS. The solution combines Tadpole's award winning... [22 Aug 2005]
The Bloor Perspective: Frog kissing, relationship banking and the decline of TVs and papers
Comment After kissing a few frogs with some heavyweight laptops that didn't quite transform into princely sales, Tadpole is hoping for more success with its latest product family, Talin. Tadpole has taken its... [01 Feb 2004]
Men in anoraks meet men in anoraks
News UK high-tech outfit Tadpole Technologies has won a multi-million pound contract to provide the Ordnance Survey (OS) with software to help it update its map database. In combination with US firm ESRI,... [05 Jul 2002]
Tadpole is a tad poorly
News Shares in UK IT firm Tadpole fell back today after it issued results matching expectations, but offering a depressed outlook for the coming year. The firm, which makes peer-to-peer software as well as Unix hardware,... [17 Jan 2002]
US boffins create eco-robots
News The scientists succeeded in transplanting the artificial eye into a tadpole whose left eye had been removed. One week after the transplant, the scientists confirmed the tadpole's eyeball was connected to... [15 Jan 2002]
Is Tadpole about to croak?
News Shares in UK mobile infrastructure firm Tadpole have been slashed by almost a third on news it will again fail to meet earnings targets and could run out of cash. The company, which sells software and hardware for... [03 Sep 2001]
Three Valleys Water runs with Tadpole
News Hatfield -based water firm, Three Valleys Water, has paid £800,000 for a field information system from Tadpole-Cartesia. The system is based on Cartesia's Java-based thin client software running on a J-Slate wireless... [12 Jun 2000]
Tadpole buys US m-commerce firm for $3.3m
News Tadpole Technologies has bought US start-up Endeavors Technology for $3.3m. This also means the person dialling in can tell if a colleague is online and can access emails and documents directly, said Bernard Hulme, group... [13 Mar 2000]
US utility buys Tadpole-Cartesia GIS
News US electricity and gas utility, Niagara Mohawk, has purchased a Tadpole-Cartesia geographic information system (GIS) for its field engineers. Niagara Mohawk's engineers will use the Conic GIS software with portable... [31 Jan 2000]
Scottish Power signs £1.4m deal with Logica
News Logica will roll-out a mobile system from Conic Systems - an Edinburgh-based company recently acquired by Tadpole - that will allow Scottish Power to update the way it collects and stores information on all overhead and... [04 Nov 1999]
Tadpole snubs Windows for Java
News Mobile hardware manufacturer, Tadpole Technology, has rejected traditional Wintel and Unix environments and based its fieldworker workstation technology on Java. Tadpole is renown for its portable... [20 Jul 1999]
Tadpole links engineers with Cartesia handset
News Tadpole Technologies has today launched a Java-based geographic information system for utility companies and the public service industry. The system is designed to replace the traditional paper-based methods of working... [26 Apr 1999]
Tadpole takes to the water with mobile data system
News Bristol Water has joined forces with Tadpole Technology to trial a Java-based operating system for mobiles for use during off-site calls. The system, called Cartesia, connects to the company's existing back office... [08 Mar 1999]
Tadpole picks up £1m notebook contract
News Platinum Technology has placed an order worth over $1m for portable Unix workstations from Tadpole-RDI. The deal is a major boost for Cambridge-based parent company Tadpole Technology, which has had many... [29 Jan 1999]
