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| Dutch Agency Employs RFID to Track Social Services | 09/07/2007 |
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Werk aan de Wijk is using NFC-enabled cell phones and 13.56 MHz RFID cards to dispense aid and receive payment for it. |
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| Slippery Rock Adds RFID to Student Cell Phones | 07/06/2007 |
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The Pennsylvania university is giving out passive 13.56 MHz RFID tags to attach to mobile phones, allowing attendees to pay for a range of goods and services, both on campus and off. |
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| U.S. Cellular Phone Provider Tests NFC | 06/26/2007 |
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Cellular South is conducting a two-city trial in which customers can buy goods using RFID-enabled, biometric Kyocera phones. |
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| NFC Taking Off More Slowly Than Expected | 04/13/2007 |
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Market-watcher ABI Research has significantly scaled back its predictions for NFC's penetration into the cell-phone market, reflected in slow movement among mobile operators. |
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| TWINLINX to Demonstrate Linking RFID to NFC Cell Phones at RFID Journal LIVE! | 04/04/2007 |
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| CSI: Crime Scene Inaccuracies | 02/09/2007 |
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A recent episode of CSI:NY showed an RFID cell phone reader being used in ways that are totally absurd and damaging to the public. |
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| RFID System Helps Retailers Send Tailored Messages to Customers | 02/06/2007 |
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The solution uses passive HF RFID tags to identify customers entering the store, then send alerts via cell phones, video screens and other devices to inform them about promotions of special interest. |
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| In Tokyo's Shopping District, Auto-ID Tags Are the Latest Fad | 01/18/2007 |
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Sunday marks the start of an experiment in ubiquitous computing, where RFID and other types of tags, read by cell phones and special handheld devices, will serve as virtual tour guides. |
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| Gentag Foresees Cell Phones as Thermometers, Glucose Readers | 12/19/2006 |
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The company is developing technology to turn cell phones into universal RFID interrogators of passive tags. Applications will include adhesive skin patches embedded with passive RFID tags and sensors. |
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| Austrian University Begins NFC Trial | 11/28/2006 |
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At the Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences, about 100 students and employees are using Samsung cell phones and near-field communication RFID technology to access secure areas, purchase food and download information. |
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