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ReviewsApple iPod Radio Remote
Reviewed on March 7, 2006 If you own a 5G iPod or an iPod Nano and can't live without FM radio, we highly recommend the Apple iPod Radio Remote. -
ReviewsHome Theater Master MX-800 RF
Reviewed on April 9, 2004 The MX-800 is a comprehensive universal remote with plenty of high-end features--and a price tag to match. -
ReviewsSony MDR-DS3000
Reviewed on May 17, 2004 Sony's entry-level wireless, surround-sound headphones are an attractive option for late-night movie watchers who don't want to wake the neighbors. -
ReviewsNetgear WG302 access point
Reviewed on January 18, 2005 This access point's high price will seem fair to those with a lot of wireless equipment. -
ReviewsRadian iBlast FM for iPod nano (white)
Reviewed on July 19, 2006 It's not perfect, but the Nano-only iBlast FM is lightweight and relatively cheap, and it works really well. -
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NewsFAQ: The 411 on radio frequency interference
July 27, 2007 Ever wonder what causes that annoying "buzz" from a speaker? It's called radio frequency interference. -
ReviewsUniversal Remote URC-300 Customizer
Reviewed on May 7, 2004 The URC-300 combines the best attributes of hard buttons and an LCD touch screen into a superior universal remote. -
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Calif. Senate passes RFID measure
May 1, 2004 The state Senate approves a measure that sets privacy standards for use of radio frequency identification technology in stores and libraries. -
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Researchers hack Microsoft wireless keyboards
December 5, 2007 Security experts claim to have cracked the protocol for securing some of Microsoft's wireless keyboards, potentially allowing keystroke logging. -
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U.K. may try RFID to stop medical gear theft
February 28, 2006 National Health Service may turn to new technology to help stop the theft of expensive diagnotic eqiupment. -
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Court kicks back phone radiation cases
March 18, 2005 Appeals court kicks back to state courts five lawsuits alleging Nokia failed to warn that cell phones emit "unsafe" radiation. -
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IBM steps up RFID push in Southeast Asia
December 9, 2004 Company will spend more than $7 million toward tracking tech's adoption, mainly in manufacturing and retail. -
ReviewsUniversal Remote URC-200 Automator
Reviewed on May 19, 2004 Universal Remote's URC-200 Automator combines the best attributes of hard buttons and an LCD screen. -
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E.U. official: Now isn't time for RFID regulations
April 2, 2007 European Commission won't levy stiff rules on radio frequency ID tags now. But bureaucrats promise to do so later if they smell privacy concerns. -
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Sybase plants wireless lab in Singapore
April 29, 2005 Company opens testing site for regional customer projects that involve deployment of wireless technologies like radio frequency tracking. -
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IBM takes radio tag testing to Europe
July 2, 2004 IBM has opened a radio frequency identification facility in La Gaude, France, for its European clients. -
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Sun broadens its horizons
June 2, 2004 The company warms up to open source for Solaris, adds Java tools to its radio frequency identification menu and extends its unusual pricing program. -
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Wanted: A real-life 'Q' to help British agents
April 19, 2005 So you like gadgets and the crime-fighting life? Her Majesty's Government Communications Centre has the perfect job for you.
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