Response from: ApplianceParts    (09/29/06 12:35pm)

I think that information which is then sent off to the cell phone by making use of Bluetooth technology. Each tag can hold up to 38 digits along with a tracking system

Response from: http://www.buraqsys.com/    (10/07/06 1:21pm)

I think that information which is then sent off to the cell phone by making use of Bluetooth technology. Each tag can hold up to 38 digits along with a tracking system

Response from: General Steel    (10/21/06 4:13am)

According to Nikkei Shimbun (Oct 4), nineteen Asian countries including Japan, China, Korea, Mongol, and Vietnam started discussing RFID standards for data inputs and communication. It seems that these will be a key discussion topic at Asian Forum for Information Technology

Response from: GAORFID    (11/27/06 10:37am)

RFID tech is used everywhere, in the future I guess Mobile phone will add RFID to it's specs

Response from: Donate car    (03/21/07 6:18am)

Yes, I heard that Nokia is attempting to push RFID into the mainstream with its launch of a kit that adds the technology to its mobile phones.I looks like combining the Nokia Mobile RFID Kit with a standard handset has created the first GSM phone product with RFID reading capabilities.

Response from: counter stools    (05/04/07 7:03am)

Bluetooth really needed the boost right about now. Everyone need better transfers between their mobiles.

Response from: concert tickets    (10/31/07 11:35am)

Yeah, they try to put many many things into one mobile phone. But the screen won't get any bigger cause people want small phones. You have to carry it around and so on. Or you could better buy a laptop, and it's the same thing, or better.

Response from: mail drop    (11/07/07 1:54pm)

The technology doesn’t stop to advance and to improve things we need and use every day, such as Mobile Phones. Hitachi & KDDI had launched the world’s smallest sized much which can be used in Bluetooth. What follows?

Response from: Sports    (01/21/08 3:27am)

Well, I suppose the world's largest :)

Response from: Golf    (01/21/08 4:19am)

No, the world's most stupid :)

Response from: Virtual Office    (07/04/08 12:33pm)

I have seen these at trade shows in Australia, as you walk by them it gives you brief informatin regarding that particular company on your mobile via Bluetooth.
It's a great marketing tool and shows it's potential of going virtual like a virtual office.