11 March 2004

Log your life via your phone. Thanks to Nokia soon your phone could be keeping a record of everything you do. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] 5:33:43 AM    comment []

Commentary: Three challenges for RFID. Retailers' mandates for adoption of radio frequency identification technology mean suppliers have their work cut out for them. [CNET News.com - Front Door] 5:33:11 AM    comment []

Broadband overtaking dial-up in major US cities. San Diego is in the lead as more and more residents of major U.S. metropolitan areas access the Internet via DSL and high-speed cable modems, a new study shows. [CNET News.com] 5:32:47 AM    comment []

Intel to stop selling Wi-Fi chips in China. The chipmaker says it hasn't found a satisfactory way to incorporate an imposed encryption standard into its Wi-Fi chips, as trade tensions between the United States and China heat up. [CNET News.com] 5:31:41 AM    comment []

BBC 'misled with digital adverts'. The BBC is criticised by the advertising watchdog for claiming its digital stations are "new". [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] But BBC Prime has done this for years with old programmes that were simply "new" to that channel. 5:31:03 AM    comment []

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