Security
Industry group urges caution for RFID-enabled ID cards
A government plan to use radio frequency identification (RFID) chips in a proposed passport card program for U.S. citizens is...
Read moreWireless keyboards, garage openers to work Europe-wide
The European Commission is harmonizing radio frequency bands across the European Union in order to spur use of a wide...
Read moreProject aims to tag Tokyo neighborhood with RFID
A location-based services trial that will see a famous Tokyo neighborhood blanketed with around 10,000 RFID (radio frequency identification) tags...
Read moreOpen source personal tracking system gets first test
An open source wireless tracking system for following people around buildings got its first public use last week at the...
Read moreMobile networks’ time has come
Explaining how mobile networks' time has come.Mobile wireless technologies are enhancing our personal and professional lives.Let me give you an...
Read moreEuropean retailer embeds RFID chips in shoes
One of Europe's largest shoe companies plans to embed wireless chips in shoes sold at hundreds of stores across the...
Read moreWal-Mart and the Three Great RFID Lies
One of the Three Great Lies used to be: My wife doesn't understand me. What are the Three Great RFID...
Read moreSecond U.S. state to nix forced RFID chipping
North Dakota is set to ban the forced implantation of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology chips into persons.Both chambers of the...
Read moreGermany’s Metro tests RFID in Chinese supplier chain
Metro AG has expanded the use of smart tags from its stores in Europe to key producers in China as...
Read moreSurvey: Cities flocking to wireless technologies
A battery of wireless nets, including sensor nets and RFID, are being embraced by municipalities, driven by public safety concerns....
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