Wallabies seen as the smart card
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MIND games aside, new England coach Andy Robinson and his assistants are approaching Saturday&#39;s showdown with the Wallabies at Twickenham as the ultimate intelligence test for his players.
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Smart cards are on the rise in Japan, using computer chips with an antenna embedded in them to allow people to pay for purchases or unlock doors with a simple flick of their cards.
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Many 'contactless' credit cards can allow their owner's name and card number to be read at a distance.
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Once seen as the tacky, last-minute substitute for pen and paper, e-cards have become more acceptable this holiday season.
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Look at more than just the interest rate when choosing a card.
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THE Wallabies will reap the benefit of rugby&#39;s rich new broadcasting deal - but sightings of high-profile players at club level could be over for good under the expanded playing schedules funding it.
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Who needs postcards? Use high-tech ways to stay in touch while you're \
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Easy-to-use players accommodate memory cards that increase storage capacity, play movies and music.
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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. on Friday unveiled a new SD Memory Card that doubles as a smart card, allowing consumers to use the product as a wallet or a train ticket, as well as to store music and pictures.
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Take advantage of cards instead of it being the other way around.
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Users accustomed to removing the memory card from one of their consumer electronic devices and plugging it into another will soon be able to do the same with mobile phones from Nokia.
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Victorian environment officers are about to embark on an ambitious campaign, implanting contraceptives in 2,000 koalas. The new koala management strategy is designed to protect the koalas and their environment.
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That plastic card, the one with the lousy photo that's jammed into your wallet or purse, isn't just a license to drive. It's the green light to buy a drink, the ticket to federal benefits, the must-have document to get aboard airplanes. Now it's also the flash point for an argument about how best to balance America's security needs with worries that personal privacy could be swept away.
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THE South Africans have called the Wallabies scrum cheats as a fresh round of verbal warfare opened in the Republic last night.
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ATHENS -- After Australia beat the United States softball team in a preliminary-round game four years ago on a walk-off homer, American ace Lisa Fernandez received a card from the Aussie team with the message, &quot;Lisa, we got your number.&quot;
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Radio-frequency identification is a technology that&#39;s touted as the replacement for the bar code. These postage-stamp-size RFID tags contain a tiny microchip that&#39;s smaller than a grain of sand and capable of storing information.
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Determined hackers can outwit the supposedly tamper-proof bank cards that use both a chip and a PIN.