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Nokia Hopes Cell Phones will No Longer Require Chargers
in The Mobile Technology Weblog, on June 10, 2009
...ed to recharge the battery itself. Using technology similar to RFID, Nokia is hoping to convert the electromagnetic energy of the waves into an actual electrical current. Nokia can currently harvest 3...
What Pregnant Women Should Avoid and Pregnancy Paranoia
in Next Nine Months, on August 25, 2008
...ming the embryo or fetus. (Ditto.)
Mobile phones, computers and television sets could emit harmful electromagnetic radiation. (Not true, according to the latest research.) Underwire bras might damage...
RFID Can Stop Your Heart...
in The Wireless Weblog, on June 25, 2008
...mith
A new study published in The Journal of the American Medical Association has found that electromagnetic interference generated by RFID chips can interfere with key medical equipment in hos...
Able Planet's Clear Voice VoIP Headset
in The Gadgets Weblog, on March 4, 2008
...alled LINX AUDIO that maximizes the intelligibility of speech, can clip distortion, and restricts electromagnetic interference. These things provide a truer, clearer sound at lower volume levels.
T...
Able Planet's Clear Voice VoIP Headset
in The VoIP Weblog, on March 4, 2008
...d LINX AUDIO that maximizes The intelligibility of speech, can clip distortion, and restricts electromagnetic interference. These things provide a truer, clearer sound at lower volume levels.
T...
This is Serious...Mobile Phones Can Decrease Sperm Count
in The Mobile Technology Weblog, on February 7, 2008
...tage of abnormal sperm. The study conducted in Cleveland Clinic is based on 361 men. In theory, the electromagnetic energy coming out from our mobile phones could damage our body tissue such as DNA. &...
No Moving Removing Shoes at Airport
in The Aviation Weblog, on November 29, 2007
...he T-rays are said the be able with examine shoes without the passenger removing them. This form of electromagnetic radiation is believed to be harmless.
T-rays have been difficult to generate witho...
Wi-Fi Causes Autism?
in The Wireless Weblog, on November 22, 2007
...es and disruptions of normal cell physiology," says study author Dr. George Carlo. "The electromagnetic radiation apparently causes the metals to be trapped in cells, slowing clearanc...
Remotely-Controlled Nanoparticles Can Deliver Drugs Direct Into Tumors
in Straightfromthedoc, on November 21, 2007
... Remotely controlled nanoparticles - which when pulsed with an electromagnetic field, release drugs to attack tumors, have been developed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). scientist...
Why All the Fuss Over Touch Interfaces?
in The Smart PDA, on November 4, 2007
..., but a leader in this area is probably a major auto component manufacturer. They've found that electromagnetic pulses can make a finger feel like it's pressed something, and they're cur...
Bose Boosts Suspension Performance
in carzz.org, on September 24, 2007
...e smoother while simultaneously enabling the car to corner flatter.
Remove the OEM shocks, install electromagnetic, motorized Bose shocks in their place and watch the difference.
Watch for the tric...
World's First RFID Technology for Measuring the Distance between UHF-band Antenna and IC Tags, courtesy OMRON
in The RFID Weblog, on September 21, 2007
...nnas depending upon delay time calculation. The calculations are made on the basis of delay time of electromagnetic waves used for communicating between antennas and IC tag which ensures precis...
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in 全新志 Tracing Gadget, on August 15, 2007
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Do wireless technologies cause brain tumors, Cancer and more?
in Tech Without Wires, on June 20, 2007
...cording to the site: Recent scientific tests show that just two hours of exposure to high-frequency electromagnetic fields (EMF), such as the ones you're exposed to every time you turn on your cel...
Electricity Without Wires: MIT Team Invents WiTricity
in The Wireless Weblog, on June 7, 2007
...aking them truly wireless," Withers writes. "A key point is that WiTricity does not use electromagnetic radiation , which would be inefficient and possibly hazardous. Instead, it relie...
Wireless Charging Around the Corner?
in The Gadgets Weblog, on June 7, 2007
...would allow the jump (so to speak) to happen are just around the corner. The most powerful one is Electromagnetic resonance, which allows the transfer of several kilowatts over ten or eleven feet,...
XBLA Wednesday: Solitaire & Aegis Wing
in XboxSpace, on May 15, 2007
...estruction), the gorgon Burst (wipes out incoming fire and disables enemy spacecraft with an electromagnetic pulse), the Arcus Missile (a heat-seeking missile) and the Lambda Shield (deflects i...
Allergic to Modern Technology?
in Allergies, on March 25, 2007
...t help go "Huh?" Here, take a look at an excerpt:
The 39-year-old is so sensitive to the electromagnetic field (emf) or 'smog' created by computers, mobile phones, microwave ovens a...
Astronomers Search for New Television Stars
in Philoneist, on January 9, 2007
...eighborhood for television, radar and FM signals. They will search the least-energetic wing of the electromagnetic spectrum , radio waves, the media over which our communications are broadcast. The s...
Charge Your Gadgets Wirelessly
in IfEnergy, on November 30, 2006
...ay transmit electric charge wirelessly. How will it be possible? According to Marin, through electromagnetic radiation in the form of radio waves. But because of the nature of these waves, the ...
Parents and Teachers Force Schools to Ban Wi-Fi
in The Wireless Weblog, on November 20, 2006
The Times of London's Joanna Bale reports today that parents and teachers are forcing some schools to dismantle their Wi-Fi networks for health reasons -- though the UK's DfES (Department for Education and Skills) is allowing each school to make its own decisions on the matter.
At...
Cell Phones: They're Still Bad For You
in The Gadgets Weblog, on October 27, 2006
... cause a sperm count reduction, but they suspect either heat or the traditional favorite culprit: electromagnetic radiation .
The press release on the study does not go into detail, but it s...
Oh $#@&%!!! Mobile Phones Cause Sterility!!!
in The Wireless Weblog, on October 26, 2006
...y -- though just why isn't clear," the Sun-Times article notes. "Maybe it's the electromagnetic radiation the devices emit or the heat they generate."
"Men who do ...
ETC Group launches International Nano-Hazard Symbol Design Competition
in Nanotechbuzz, on October 13, 2006
...Design Competition ? As the ETC Group explains:
Biotechnology, nuclear power, toxic chemicals, electromagnetic radiation -- each of these technological hazards has a universally recognized w...
Hoorah for the Charging Power of Magnets
in The Gadgets Weblog, on September 12, 2006
... around when you used to have one. But what to use instead?
Device maker Splashpower has an idea: electromagnetic induction , in a gadget they call the SplashPad . Placing any "SplashPad-enabl...
Charge Your Smartphone or PDA, Without Wires!
in The Smart PDA, on September 12, 2006
...t seems simple enough: plug-in the SplashPad, then place your gadgets on top. Through " electromagnetic induction ," all devices on the pad will recharge their batteries.
So how is t...
AeroScout T2 Tag Gets Enhanced
in The RFID Weblog, on August 23, 2006
...ation accuracy and ensures a four year plus battery life in most customer environment. Besides this electromagnetic certifications on the tag, advanced call button and LED function and extendable batt...
RFID - Sicherheit als Geschäft
in RFID Weblog, on August 18, 2006
...cz continues. "The shielding layer forms a faraday cage around the card preventing the electromagnetic energy necessary to power the chip from reaching it."
Doch ob solche Hüllen wirklich...
Wi-Fi Will Kill You! (Part II)
in The Wireless Weblog, on July 20, 2006
...ve exploited radio waves since Marconi 's time," he says. "And historically, natural electromagnetic phenomena have occurred as well. Biological entities have been exposed to them forev...
US Navy Awards Contracts to Build Rail Gun
in The Gadgets Weblog, on July 8, 2006
...vy is serious about it. Serious enough to commit 14.7 million dollars to two contractors to develop electromagnetic rail guns for use aboard surface combat ships. The Navy is commissioning a 32 megajo...
WiMAX Makes Swedes Feel Crappy
in The Wireless Weblog, on June 13, 2006
... the sufferer moved away from that radio tower of death."
The Swedes blame the symptoms on electromagnetic hypersensitivity , or EHS, which they say affects approximately three percent of the ...
NMSU researcher developing nanotech stealth coatings for aircraft
in IfEnergy, on June 13, 2006
...ng to thwart missiles that use infrared lock-on targeting systems. Another would shield pilots from electromagnetic interference, protecting against electronic attacks on systems and communications.
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Thermophotovoltaic conversion could power your car with light
in Nanotechbuzz, on May 25, 2006
... and the science of photonics," said Professor John Kassakian, director of the Laboratory for Electromagnetic and Electronic Systems (LEES), where the work was conducted. (photo MIT)...
Are You Electro-Sensitive?
in The Wireless Weblog, on April 28, 2006
...blem has disappeared."
Some people, Philips says, are simply hypersensitive to wireless and electromagnetic emissions.
"There seems to be a small proportion of people who react badly to...
Avoid Multiple Breast Cancer Surgeries by Terahertz Imaging
in Straightfromthedoc, on April 26, 2006
... cancer incisions. This new technique makes use of light waves in a newly explored region of electromagnetic spectrum called the terahertz region in examining excised breast tissue to determine...
Sweet Dreams in Dream Bed
in Cool Picking, on March 29, 2006
...roviding a warm embrace. It is covered in a special textile which mitigates the damaging effects of electromagnetic fields.
Fellows, excuse me please, I will go and check my bank account now....
O...
Photonic Crystals Produce Fully Colored Fingerprints
in The Biotech Weblog, on March 20, 2006
...rst of its kind, did indeed trap light. These photonic crystals can produce colour based on how an electromagnetic wave interacts with the structure - meaning that it could be tuned to produce any col...
University Bans Wireless Internet Access; Fears It May Be Dangerous
in The Online Universities Weblog, on March 2, 2006
...has prohibited wireless Internet access on campus because the university president fears that "electromagnetic forces could pose a risk to students' health."
There's one you don'...
Okay, So Maybe Wi-Fi Doesn't Cause Cancer...
in The Wireless Weblog, on March 1, 2006
...to living material." "Until you get up to exposures that are long enough to make warmth, electromagnetic energy cannot transfer to humans," Clifton says. "And you've got to ge...
Shake the Calculator
in The Gadgets Weblog, on November 8, 2005
... see it being applied to a calculator.
It displays 8 digits and uses Faraday's Principle of Electromagnetic Energy to operate, shake it a couple of times and get at least 10 minutes of energy...
The Effects of Metal on RFID Tags: Detuning
in The RFID Weblog, on November 3, 2005
...reader and tag antenna, causing added parasitic capacitance (which means energy drain caused by the electromagnetic "friction" from the metal) and reduced system performance. Finally, at som...
the new spectrum policy
in TJ's Weblog, on August 18, 2004
Source: www.nro.nao.ac.jp
Clay Shirky and The Economist have published essays this week about the opportunities opening up for low-frequency free spectrum. Honestly I hadn't spedn much before considering the use of free spectrum and found Wifi a nice technology but hadn't tho...