for raising it's voice at iso: this time with standardization for 4g

Despite its 3G woes, China's been working on a 4G standard for years. Limited trials began in 2001, and it has achieved download speeds of 80Mbits per second while traveling at 50 kilometers per hour and upload speeds ranging from 20Mbits to 90Mbits per second.| eetimes

why do i need rfid/nfc if i can have q2code? the later allows information to fade, can be printed with chocolate and doesn't need a battery. barcode software with rfid ¿¿print out??

there are rfid printers anyhow.

ubiquitous id center japan and some more news at rfjp ucode -> and a lot of databases.

ok, don't call it rfid but nfc. got it. but if the compulsion to touch has something to do with leaving-a-mark, sounds - well, ja, i doubt it, no. despite all these c- and barna-years i am not a dog.

mobile mentalism battery level indicator.