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About 10/28/2009 PLEASE HELP! IF YOU HAVE FOUND INFORMATION IN THIS BLOG HELPFUL PLEASE DONATE. IT WILL HELP ME KEEP THIS BLOG ALIVE AS WELL HELP ME TO STAY ABOVE WATER. TEKNOSIS PC9323@GMAIL.COM Powered by TypePad Formatting of the text seems all wrong?: This page is best viewed with Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox,. Got Intel? We The People Radio Network Restore the Republic: Republic Magazine Subscription + Much More!!! ENERHEALTH BOTANICALS Join us @ EENG PLEASE HELP ME OUT Ron Paul 2008 Campaign HQ Join or Create a Ron Paul Meetup,. Ron Paul Forums Ron Paul Radio Veteran Court Codes APFN Message Board Evident Footprints ... Read Full Story

Omnitrol Networks, a pioneer in delivering automated and predictive real-time operational visibility in logistics, food-chain and apparel manufacturing markets, announced that they will be delivering their valued solution for real-time intelligence in retail shop-floor operations. The real-time, item-level inventory solution utilizes Omnitrol’s unique federated services architecture to create an integrated intelligent retail-distribution network. The retail shop-floor inventory visibility solution will be sold through Omnitrol’s channel and integration partners. When questioned as to “why now?”, Omnitrol’s response was to outline the current issues with slow RFID adoption in the retail industry. However, with their proven solutions, Omnitrol felt that the retail market is now ready ... Read Full Story

By Chuck MisslerVeriChip has a new name. The company famous for its development of RFID tags that can be implanted in humans has acquired Steel Vault Corporation, a provider of identity security products and services. Anti-identity-theft meet human microchipping. Together, VeriChip Corp and Steel Vault Corp are forming a new company called PositiveID.For years radio frequency identification (RFID Read Full Story

The future of monetizing mobile marketing campaigns will be greatly simplified in tandem with the advent of newer, more convenient payment tools for consumers. As a result, the mobile marketing community is buzzing this week over the recent speculation by Einar Rosenberg, Chief Technology Officer of Narian Technologies, Apple is currently tinkering with a radio-frequency identification (RFID) chip for possible inclusion in the next generation iPhone. Apple’s impetus for seeking an RFID enabled iPhone is obvious. For Apple, turning the device into a handy payment tool makes the iPhone a far more convenient device than it already is. For mobile marketers, however, a group ... Read Full Story

Some interesting news to report for iPhone fans now, as it has been reported that Apple are working on new iPhone prototypes that will come equipped with hardware support for RFID chips. As reported from Apple Insider , this means that Apple will be able to make use of RFID (Radio-Frequency IDentification) support to introduce new features to their iPhone such as touchless technologies and swipe payments using the iPhone - to which Apple has already explored via recent patent filings. Other possible avenues that Apple could explore is swipe sensing of information kiosks and even day-to-day objects. Then of course, it would come ... Read Full Story