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Electric cars are absolutely gorgeous, want to plug them in?
We, as humans, are lazy - that, I believe is the father of invention as necessity is its mother. And that isn't misanthropic either!Men like their remotes - and with more buttons the better! BAM, Ugh!"WiTricity's version of wireless electricity -- which converts power into a... CSIRO secures wireless patent win
This is excellent news for Australia's premier scientific research organisation, The CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), which for the past few years has had to seek external funding due to government cutbacks. Hopefully, wins like this will... Power Pad Offers Easy Recharge for devices...with no wires!
" Amid the wireless buzz, a company claims to have solved the "last wire" dilemma by eliminating the need to plug in devices to charge them. Startup MobileWise is working with Acer and others to ship (early next year) a pad with a conductive surface capable of powering... MiFi Puts a Hotspot In Your Pocket
Ok so what really got me was the Title of the article.. Hotspot in your pocket.. Now thats just wrong. Still with Verizon this could cost an arm and a leg.. " Novatel Wireless MiFi Puts a Hotspot In Your Pocket Yardena Arar, PC World Dec 9, 2008... Four Door Media introduces Road Mice
" Four Door Media introduces its innovative wireless optical car shaped computer mouse called Road Mice which is officially licensed by renowned auto manufacturers. You can now park a Dodge Charger,... THQ Wireless Star Wars: The Clone Wars mobile game announced
The players have to travel through climbable walls, bunkers, tunnels, caverns and battle four types of droids that are controlled by the Separatist Army. The players can interact with Obi-Wan Kenobi and General Grievous from the Star Wars movies as well as some new characters... Emerging Wireless Technologies - 4G technologies
Although the new, third generation (3G) wireless technology has not yet been implemented, leading companies in the industry are already laying the groundwork for what some are calling fourth generation (4G)... GE Concocts Battery Free RFID
" " Remember when RFID was the next big thing? When the world couldn't wait to have their luggage easily tracked at every airport? And when supply chain managers were all set to kick back and let these little tags do all the dirty work? Outside of a few exceptions, the...NTSB Seeks Order Banning Use of Cell Phones by Train Operators
"September 16, 2008- Ever since the news that teenage train enthusiasts were text messaging the train engineer at the time of the train crash in Chatsworth, the NTSB has sought an order banning the use of cell...
created by panzerlawyer | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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296 views | 2 recommendations | 5 comments
Senate Antitrust Committee on SMS Prices: "WTF? $$$"
The US Antitrust Subcommittee is taking a closer look at price fixing for mobile services, as all the major US carriers doubled their price for delivery of text messages."In a letter, US Senator Herb Kohl (D-WI)...
created by Jordan Yerman | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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604 views | 10 recommendations | 2 comments
Stealing Credit Card Numbers for Eight Bucks
Radio Frequency ID (RFID, which could also stand for "Really F***ing Insecure, Dude) is all the rage with credit card companies, though they have not done much of anything to actually make them secure. The video...
created by Jordan Yerman | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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291 views | 3 recommendations | 1 comment
Telus cancels 'unlimited' data plan
Telus has canceled one of its most popular data plans: a $75/month plan that allowed cell phones to be used as modems for laptops. One of the big reasons is due to "abuse." It seems that unlimited meant "within...
created by Jason Sanders | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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1632 views | 2 recommendations | 4 comments
One laptop per child for all in Niue
The tiny island of Niue in South Pacific is an autonomous territory with a population of just under 1500. Surprisingly, the island boasts a high literacy rate of 95%, which is commensurate with that in Portugal.... 1234 views | 16 recommendations | 14 comments
Cut the Cord: Intel Demonstrates Wireless Power System
Yesterday, Intel demonstrated the powering of an electric device via magnetic field (Wireless Energy Resonant Link), claiming a further step towards a wire-free environment for gadget- and appliance- users (which includes nearly everyone)."Intel chief technology officer...
created by Jordan Yerman | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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503 views | 2 recommendations | 2 comments
Coming soon: 'wallet phones' from Japan
"TOKYO, Japan (AP) -- Japan will start an aggressive push to market abroad its mobile technology, especially the nation's popular "wallet phone," a government official said Tuesday. ...
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