THINERGY MECs from Infinite Power Solutions are Ideal for Bluetooth Low Energy ... - MarketWatch (press release)

THINERGY MECs from Infinite Power Solutions are Ideal for Bluetooth Low Energy ... MarketWatch (press release) Markets for these new Bluetooth Smart devices include health care, sports and fitness, automotive, security, and home entertainment. Example devices include heart-rate monitors, glucose meters, health thermometers, key fobs, remote controls, ... and more »

Maxa Technologies (Maxatec) Adds Mobile Payment Solutions to its Portfolio - MarketWatch (press release)

Maxa Technologies (Maxatec) Adds Mobile Payment Solutions to its Portfolio MarketWatch (press release) With Bluetooth communication and Triple Des encryption, the MPED-400 provides the highest security available for your customer's confidence." The addition of mobile payment solutions to the Maxatec range, reinforces the company's focus on the mobile ... and more »

Auto Hacking Seen as Growing Risk With Electronics Frenzy - BusinessWeek

Auto Hacking Seen as Growing Risk With Electronics Frenzy BusinessWeek 30 (Bloomberg) -- Drivers can talk with each other via Bluetooth phone connections, ask their cars for directions and dial up satellite radio. The same cars use electronic components to signal the gas pedal to accelerate and control stability. and more »

NFC #101: All you need to know about NFC - Hindu Business Line

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NFC #101: All you need to know about NFC Hindu Business Line Just like Bluetooth, you ask? Well, not exactly. NFC works on something called “inductive coupling”, which involves creating an electrical field for data transfer between two devices. To put it simply, any two devices only need to be 'tapped together' ... and more »

How Smart Devices will Change Hospitality Technology | By Les Spielman - Hospitality Net

How Smart Devices will Change Hospitality Technology | By Les Spielman Hospitality Net Over the past 25 + years of attending the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) I have witnessed the birth, and quick demise of many new technology innovations. One item that I recall fondly was the first showing of an item called "Bluetooth".