RFID news from FierceMobileIT

> Success, and troubles, hit Palm's profits. Article > OTA grows up. Read more...

The days of the mobile phone acting primarily as a tool for voice communications are taking another step into the past with the promise of the phone as an Read more...

The news is all about large RFID deployments, but more and more companies are choosing to build Read more...

> Super-fast WiFi. Article > LG iPhone competitor. Read more...

There's no doubt that RFID is big and is getting bigger when it comes to managing inventories in enterprises both large and small. Now comes word Read more...

Companies like RFID because of all the advantages electronic tracking can have when used in appropriate applications. The Read more...

At the RFID Journal Live conference, SAP showed off its RFID Product Tracking and Authentication application to customers and integrators eager to tie RFID into the total ERP framework of their Read more...

The Boston Marathon has been around for nearly 111 years. RFID technology hasn't been around for nearly that long. The historic event was run without RFID for its first 99 years, but began using Read more...

AeroScout's new T3 RFID tag, which communicates over WiFi networks and features simple response buttons for answering calls, will be on the market in the middle of 2007. These tags, examples of a Read more...

When it comes to RFID tags, smaller may not always be better but it is generally more adaptable when it comes to implementation options. Hitachi may have hit the ultimate in RFID packaging Read more...