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Now a cell phone for the foetus!
Saturday July 09th 2005, 10:56 am A research student, Hyoung Won at the Umea Institute of design, University of Umeå, has proven that it is always possible to come up with still more totally useless wireless... ...
Hemorrhaging Money for Homeland Security
Fear can be a lucrative business. That, at least, is what American companies selling security gadgets are finding out as the US government continues to spend billions of dollars on a variety of different... ...
Firefly phone targets tweens, their parents
http://www.rcrnews.com/art icle.cms?articleId=47901 by Mike Dano Mar 11, 2005 As penetration rates soar in the United States and elsewhere, wireless players are looking for new areas of the market to... ...
The voluntary RFID implant
http://www.engadget.com/en try/1234000223037468/ ...
Who is responsible?
I am already gone and many others but some people still don't know. Result, when I was in the industrial building I suffered 24 hours a day but now I hate going out because the street is hell and in all... ...
Scientists serious about 'electricity sickness' claims
Reports by Nic Fleming, Health Correspondent (Filed: 24/01/2005) Scientists and health advisers are taking the claims of people who say electricity makes them ill seriously for the first time. The National... ...
Motorola partners with sunglasses maker for wireless devices
New from Gadget Land: wireless sunglasses powered by solar hat batteries Here's some more great advances coming our way. Imagine a solar powered hat plugged into cell phone sun glasses. Especially useful... ...
LAPD Using Facial Recognition Devices
Creeping Big Brotherism Los Angeles police are asking for federal funding to expand facial-recognition systems to help them identify people, it was reported today. "It's like a mobile electronic mug book,"... ...
The technology to implant microchips and track people's movements
The technology to implant microchips and track people's movements and even their bank accounts with these chips is now being publicly acknowledged. The below two articles from the CNN and CBS websites... ...
Police defend use of non-lethal weapons for crowd control
Police in Connecticut will continue using non-lethal weapons for crowd control, despite last week's death of a Boston college student fatally struck by a pepper spray-filled projectile during a rowdy Red... ...