This patent will never stand up, the US goverment and many goverments all have online stores (and are doing quite well). They will crush any patent infringement case.
With Wi-Fi networks in "hundreds of feet" and with E911 location requirement in "tens of feet" it will never work.
Phone carriers have to meet E911 / CALEA requirements in the next year.
(The order applies to wireline, cellular and broadband PCS telecommunications carriers.)
VoWiFi or Vo802.11
VoBluetooth
- -
VoIP
Voice over Internet Protocol
VoATM
Voice over ATM
VoFR
Voice over Frame Relay
VoDSL
Voice over DSL
VoCable
Voice over Cable
VoDAS
Voice over Data Access Station
VoD
Voice on Demand
RFID is present technology not new technology, it's already in products available today.
Gillette Confirms RFID Purchase
Update: Gillette has confirmed that it will purchase up to 500 million RFID tags from Alien Technology.
Jan. 7, 2003 - The Gillette Company confirmed yesterday that it has placed a major order for RFID tags from Alien Technology. Neither Gillette nor Alien indicated how much Gillette would pay for the tags, or the terms of delivery.
Alien's Pounds Still, the announcement is a milestone of sorts because it is the first commercial order for products that incorporate the Electronic Product Code (EPC) developed by the Auto-ID Center. It is also the first multi-million dollar order Alien has received.
RFID Journal broke the news that Gillette planned to purchase 500 million RFID tags on Nov. 15 after Gillette VP Dick Cantwell told a private meeting of the Auto-ID Center's board about the company's plans (see Gillette to Buy 500 Million EPC Tags). Cantwell said then that Gillette would buy 500 million EPC tags from Alien.
However, Gillette's press release indicates that it may purchase may fewer than half a billion tags. It says: "Gillette will begin testing tag technology through its supply chain by placing RFID tags in select products for the US market. If successful, up to half a billion tags could be placed on Gillette products over the next few years."
Tom Pounds, Alien's VP of marketing and business development, told RFID Journal that there are terms and conditions that would allow Gillette to order less than 500 million tags. However, he added that Gillette has committed to purchasing "a significant chunk of that total."
Gillette plans to use the tags with smart shelf technology that was also developed for Gillette by the Auto-ID Center. The smart shelves, which have built-in RFID readers, will be tested in stores in the US and UK beginning this month, as part of the third phase of the center's field test.
I can put together a simple eps sign to print for anyone with a hotspot to use in about a week. And if anyone wants to team up for a database that would be great to.
Digital copy of your fingerprint stored?
on
Secure PDAs
·
· Score: 2, Insightful
It must have a digital sig of your fingerprint stored on the PDA and I would want this protected more than any of the data it's trying to secure.
Does anyone think this can be hacked off the pda. If a digital copy was released to the net you would have to get new fingerprints made.;), sound like new a business idea.
The off switch for always on mobile wireless.
A simple method of making your wireless stuff invisible to any other wireless stuff or signal that would want to communicate with it.
The off switch for always on mobile wireless.
A simple method of making your wireless stuff invisible to any other wireless stuff or signal that would want to communicate with it.
The off switch for always on mobile wireless.
A simple method of making your wireless stuff invisible to any other wireless stuff or signal that would want to communicate with it.
already have
http://www.mobilecloak.com/
The off switch for always on mobile wireless.
A simple method of making your wireless stuff invisible to any other wireless stuff or signal that would want to communicate with it.
Slashdot Mirror
To file a Public comment with the FCC
ENUM in the News
EFA expresses security concerns over ENUM, SMH, November 27, 2002.
Enum's potential applications aren't as widespread as promised, New Architect, July 2002.
Internet Telephone Numbering System (ENUM) offers promise of a single point of contact for all communication devices, ITU Press Release, May 31, 2002.
Listing Again, The Economist, April 11, 2002.
Phone number-to-e-mail service raises privacy concerns, Computerworld, October 5, 2001.
Your Rights Online: A Number For Everything, Slashdot, September 4, 2001.
One number & and no escape anywhere, The Times, September 3, 2001.
This patent will never stand up, the US goverment and
many goverments all have online stores (and are doing quite well).
They will crush any patent infringement case.
http://bookstore.gpo.gov/index.html
Block all signals to and from wireless devices:
Personal Cloaking device
With Wi-Fi networks in "hundreds of feet" and with E911 location requirement in "tens of feet" it will never work.
Phone carriers have to meet E911 / CALEA requirements in the next year.
(The order applies to wireline, cellular and broadband PCS telecommunications carriers.)
CALEA
FCC E911
or add them to the list:
VoWiFi or Vo802.11 VoBluetooth
- -
VoIP
Voice over Internet Protocol
VoATM
Voice over ATM
VoFR
Voice over Frame Relay
VoDSL
Voice over DSL
VoCable
Voice over Cable
VoDAS
Voice over Data Access Station
VoD
Voice on Demand
RFID is present technology not new technology, it's already in products available today.
Gillette Confirms RFID Purchase
Update: Gillette has confirmed that it will purchase up to 500 million RFID tags from Alien Technology.
Jan. 7, 2003 - The Gillette Company confirmed yesterday that it has placed a major order for RFID tags from Alien Technology. Neither Gillette nor Alien indicated how much Gillette would pay for the tags, or the terms of delivery. Alien's Pounds Still, the announcement is a milestone of sorts because it is the first commercial order for products that incorporate the Electronic Product Code (EPC) developed by the Auto-ID Center. It is also the first multi-million dollar order Alien has received.
RFID Journal broke the news that Gillette planned to purchase 500 million RFID tags on Nov. 15 after Gillette VP Dick Cantwell told a private meeting of the Auto-ID Center's board about the company's plans (see Gillette to Buy 500 Million EPC Tags). Cantwell said then that Gillette would buy 500 million EPC tags from Alien.
However, Gillette's press release indicates that it may purchase may fewer than half a billion tags. It says: "Gillette will begin testing tag technology through its supply chain by placing RFID tags in select products for the US market. If successful, up to half a billion tags could be placed on Gillette products over the next few years."
Tom Pounds, Alien's VP of marketing and business development, told RFID Journal that there are terms and conditions that would allow Gillette to order less than 500 million tags. However, he added that Gillette has committed to purchasing "a significant chunk of that total."
Gillette plans to use the tags with smart shelf technology that was also developed for Gillette by the Auto-ID Center. The smart shelves, which have built-in RFID readers, will be tested in stores in the US and UK beginning this month, as part of the third phase of the center's field test.
mCloak
They will
Auto ID Center
The flip side mobile Cloak
I have also been working on wi-fi hot spot branding for a while, with an identity sign (for free)
Beam Here mirror
Beam Here
Beam Here Identity Sign
I can put together a simple eps sign to print for anyone with a hotspot to use in about a week. And if anyone wants to team up for a database that would be great to.
It must have a digital sig of your fingerprint stored on the PDA and I would want this protected more than any of the data it's trying to secure.
;), sound like new a business idea.
Does anyone think this can be hacked off the pda. If a digital copy was released to the net you would have to get new fingerprints made.
"Do anything within your power to stop this"
http://www.mobilecloak.com
The off switch for always on mobile wireless.
A simple method of making your wireless stuff invisible to any other wireless stuff or signal that would want to communicate with it.
wrap it in foil... or cloak it
http://www.mobilecloak.com
The off switch for always on mobile wireless.
A simple method of making your wireless stuff invisible to any other wireless stuff
http://www.mobilecloak.com
The off switch for always on mobile wireless.
A simple method of making your wireless stuff invisible to any other wireless stuff or signal that would want to communicate with it.
http://www.mobilecloak.com
The off switch for always on mobile wireless.
A simple method of making your wireless stuff invisible to any other wireless stuff or signal that would want to communicate with it.
already have
http://www.mobilecloak.com
The off switch for always on mobile wireless.
A simple method of making your wireless stuff invisible to any other wireless stuff or signal that would want to communicate with it.
already have http://www.mobilecloak.com/ The off switch for always on mobile wireless. A simple method of making your wireless stuff invisible to any other wireless stuff or signal that would want to communicate with it.