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(TechWeb) posted 11/01/2005 ... a long wait, commuters traveling between New Jersey and New York could soon be using RFID technology to board trains. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey v ... Build your own RFID-blocking wallet (Vnunet) posted 01/18/2006 An amateur inventor has designed an easy to make DIY wallet that blocks RFID signals. Dustin Kirk, a usability engineer for software firm Benefitfocus, has published the ... Chip firm urges governments to push RFID use (Electronics Weekly) posted 10/04/2005 Philips Semiconductors has called on European governments to promote RFID technology in security and retail applications. The firm said governments should collaborate wit ... Asda confirms plans for trials of RFID (Vnunet.com) posted 02/23/2006 Asda has confirmed plans to begin testing radio frequency identification (RFID) technology later this year. The UK supermarket chain will follow its US parent Wal-Mart by ... IBM's Privacy-Friendly RFID Tag Ready For Production (InformationWeek) posted 11/09/2006 IBM thinks it's got an answer to privacy concerns about RFID tags. It's announcing Wednesday the first manufacturing agreement for its Clipped Tag, which was designed ... Delhi Police To Set Up Mandatory RFID Vehicle Tracking (India Express) posted 10/04/2005 ... are planning to equip Delhi’s vehicles with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Vehicle tracking system. RFID is popularly used the world over for real time data ... TiVo Files Patent For RFID Video Recoder Based On Implant Chip (Informationweek) posted 11/25/2005 ... this month that suggests company inventors believe radio frequency identification (RFID) technology will become inserted into clothing, jewelry, key chains, and even unde ... Sun wants to put RFID everywhere (ZDNet UK) posted 10/29/2005 ... track all its assets Sun Microsystems is developing radio frequency identification (RFID) that will work with its existing enterprise asset-management systems to tra ... Company requires RFID injection (Securityfocus.com) posted 02/12/2006 Two employees have been injected with RFID chips this week as part of a new requirement to access their company's datacenter. Cincinnati based surveillance company CityWa ... Department of Homeland Security and RFID - Best Buddies (TheWirelessReport) posted 02/25/2006 ... everywhere, it's being reported that the Department of Homeland Security is considering RFID technology to track individuals in a passive fashion. By being able to 'spy' ... RFID scanners to boast 30-foot efficiency (Mobilemag) posted 04/20/2006 The embattled RFID has received a nod from the Department of Homeland Security. In a recent address to a smart card conference, DHS Director Jim Williams predicted that t ... California mulls RFID privacy law (The Register) posted 09/28/2006 ... privacy laws to safeguard personal data stored on radio frequency identification (RFID) tags in government-issued documents and identification cards. The ... Student Expelled for Refusing Location Tracking RFID Badge (Infowars) posted 11/20/2012 After months of protesting a policy requiring high school students to wear an RFID-enabled ID badge around their necks at all times, Andrea Hernandez is being involuntarily wi ... RFID Embedded Discs to Stop Piracy for Good Says Ritek (Daily Tech) posted 09/16/2006 According to reports, DVDs, CDs, Blu-ray discs and HD DVD discs may soon have RFID chips embedded into them to prevent illegal copying of movies and music. The chip is current ... World Cup tickets all RFID-tagged (Silicon.com) posted 06/20/2006 ... the 2006 World Cup may not know it but each and every ticket holder will be carrying an RFID tag. All of the 3.2 million tickets issued for this year's tournament w ... RFID passports 'cloned within five minutes' (TUV News) posted 12/19/2006 New passports using radio frequency identification (RFID) chips to hold personal data can be cloned in less than five minutes, it has been claimed. Two technolo ... VeriChip files IPO to fund RFID chips for humans (RCRNews) posted 01/05/2006 DELRAY BEACH, Fla.-Human RFID chipmaker VeriChip Corp. said it filed for an initial public offering. The company did not release information on the number of shares it will re ... RFID Tags to Identify and Track Players (Technology News Daily) posted 12/06/2005 Negone uses Sokymat 13.56 MHz RFID tags to identify and track the players inside the 4000 square building. Spanish high-tech entertainment company Negone is using RFID tr ... RFID Passports Raise Safety Concerns (SlashDot) posted 07/15/2006 ... features a skeptical article about the US State Department's plans to soon issue RFID passports (currently being tested on State Department employees). One fear is that t ... Chinese government enacts unprecedented ID tag program (National Journal's Technology Daily) posted 04/25/2006 ... The Chinese government is implementing an unprecedented program to give its citizens RFID tags to verify their identities. China bought more than 100 million resident t ... |
