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US warning about 'RFID spy' in Canadian coins
The US government has issued a statement about a new form of spying that shocked the public. Accordingly, the country's defense ministry warned US contractors about extr…
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Will pirated DVDs become extinct because of DVD chips?
A radio chip will be embedded inside the DVD, allowing you to track the most moving movements of these discs. In the near future, DVDs will be fitted with radio frequenc…
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New risk for electronic passports
Security experts at the 2006 Black Hat Conference pointed out that RFID tags - often used for access cards, automatic tolls, and even electronic passports - are vulnerab…
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Wireless chips with matchboxes store 100 pages of text
Experts at HP's lab have successfully developed a tiny wireless data chip that can store up to 100 pages of text.
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Implant the subcutaneous chip instead of the password
Only with a hand, Amal Graafstra, a 29-year-old young entrepreneur in Vancouver (Canada) opened the door. Adding another wave, he connected to the computer. Radio freque…
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IT world 2005: 10 memorable moments
2005 is the year of big mergers. Although Oracle has pocketed $ 10.3 billion to buy PeopleSoft is not
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NEC introduced the world's thinnest battery
NEC engineers in Japan have developed a flexible flexible battery with a thickness of only 0.33mm and can be charged in just 30 seconds. NEC claims that the battery is d…
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British companies want to implant microchips on workers
BioTeq - a British technology startup - is now being hired by other businesses to implant RFID (microchips) onto employees to access buildings and access databases.
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Paper becomes a high-tech product
Using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology on bank card chips, scientists turned the piece of paper into a high-tech control device.
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South Korea: Smart Trash Contains Food Waste
Some cities in Korea have just put chips in the trash to find out where too many households throw too much food. Those who violate will be fined severely.
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Vietnam designed and built successfully chips, tags, RFID readers
After 4 years of research with the largest budget for science and technology ever, Vietnam's first HF (radio frequency identification) RFID chip was successfully designe…
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Sensor detects broken food
Finnish scientists have developed a small sensor that quickly detects broken food.
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Biodegradable fishing nets
Every year, thousands of animals, including sea animals, sharks as well as birds have died due to being trapped in fishing nets.