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by gautam on April 21, 2006

What if the phone could be used with patients for writing and deploying applications in order to track drug usage, patients could be issued blank RFID tags that they could write and apply to meds for new prescription and refills and the phone could serve as a reminder when to take meds and they could scan the RFID tags when they take the medication?
Now you all must be wondering which phone is this. My friend at Medical Connectivity,Tim reported this. It is the Nokia 3220 which is one of the two Nokia GSM/GPRS phones that includes an NFC shell which can be used for reading and writing RFID tags. The other phone is the Nokia 5140. It uses the 13.56 MHz RFID frequency and has a reading range of two to five cm and conforms to ISO 14443A and EMCA 340 standards.
Nokia is also providing an infrastructure on which to build and deploy applications. In order to write apps to run on the handset they have got a Local Interactive Java SDK. As regards the server side they provide connections to an SMS gateway, provide tag, location event data, authentication and authorization, client provisioning and administration.
The company is planning to sell the phones through special health care resellers. The phone and the related infrastructure are being made available in the U.S. on a pilot project basis.
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Response from:
Bengore
(04/24/06 5:06am)
You can use this phone to find lost items, which tagged with a RFID chip. A "Radio chip finder" or "RFID tag finder" could be a device, which read and store RFID tags of your keys, portemonnaie and all other thinks, which you often misplace.
Response from:
Ashfaq Ahmad
(04/22/07 12:35pm)
yes my webpages are dynamic pages.
Response from:
rfid
(06/25/08 1:01pm)
see more at www.rfid-phones.com / www.rfid-phone.com
Response from:
kenneth pereira
(03/06/10 8:32am)
Looking for more info of RFID phones
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