Security
RFID users say no privacy law needed
A federal law enforcing privacy rules for RFID isn't needed because companies experimenting with the technology are committed to protecting...
Read moreOracle exec upbeat about China’s RFID plans
Despite lingering fears of incompatibility between China's upcoming radio frequency identification standard and international standards, the Chinese government's plans to...
Read moreSybase adds to RFID software lineup
Sybase Monday announced software designed to help companies incorporate data collected by radio frequency identification devices into business applications.RFID Enterprise...
Read moreRFID expansion at JFK highlights uses, issues
The RFID system that tracks and identifies vehicles used to transport aircraft fuel at John F. Kennedy International Airport in...
Read moreStart-up plotting to keep RFID traffic under control
Reva Systems is about to come out of stealth mode and share its vision for ensuring that RFID traffic doesn't...
Read moreExperts fear RFID strain on networks
Network equipment vendors and industry watchers are sounding the alarm that RFID threatens to overwhelm enterprise networks with operational demands.Addressing...
Read moreSymbol, Intermec settle RFID dispute
Symbol Technologies and Intermec Technologies have settled a dispute over intellectual property for RFID (radio frequency identification) technology, the companies...
Read moreIAnywhere puts more brains in RFID readers
IAnywhere Solutions has released software that manufacturers can embed in their radio frequency identification readers to make them smarter, the...
Read moreCEBIT – Metro shows voice-operated RFID device
German retail giant Metro AG has unveiled a new voice-operated, smart-tag system designed to help warehouse personnel quickly and accurately...
Read moreWireless grab bag
For a change of pace, let’s take a brief look of happenings throughout the wireless world.* Wired-wireless LAN integration.HP this...
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