Patent Hints at iPod-to-iPod File Transfer
	A recent patent filed by Apple suggests that iPod owners, as well as iPhone users, will be able to access wireless capabilities not yet supported. Currently not available with the iPod, bluetooth, radio signals, infrared or UWB are likely to be incorporated for player-to-player transmission, or FM radio tuning, Macnn is reporting. The report suggests that this particular Apple patent is a a "broadly comprehensive one, sim ... [read more >>]
	30 May 2008, 17:11GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Smart-Skin Antenna Fits in the Palm of Your Hand
	Well, it took a while, but now we can finally say good-bye to those pesky wire antennas on our cellular phones, cars and even airplanes, due to a new device developed at the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute and the Pohang University of Science and Technology in the Republic of Korea. The smart-skin antenna contains microstrip antennas, which can offer a variety of different antennas, in a patch of material so small tha ... [read more >>]
	25 April 2008, 04:30GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Remote Lie Detector Reads Your Skin's 'Antennas'
	The human skin contains millions of sweat glands, connected to the pores at the surface through tiny sweat ducts, which could reveal the emotional state of a person without making physical contact by bouncing electromagnetic waves off them. While most people believe that these tiny ducts are straight tubes, a study conducted by Israeli researchers reveal that they are actually helical. "When you look at this through the eyes of an ... [read more >>]
	05 April 2008, 10:26GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

TriBand Antenna for Time Capsule. Increases Range by 50%
	How would you like to maximize your Time Capsule's potential? Yes, even the 802.11n Wi-Fi standard can be taken even further with Quickertek's TriBand Antenna for Time Capsule. Kits go for $129.95 USD, if you want to go with self installation for eithe ... [read more >>]
	26 March 2008, 09:36GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Plasma Antennas
	This device is a prototype of an antenna, which uses ionized gas instead of metal to transmit and receive signals, decreasing interference and boosting the functionality. Some of its key features include the ability to focus a signal beam easily and to communicate signals in very short pulses, which could prove extremely useful in the areas of digital communications and radar. These kinds of antennas could prove themselves a v ... [read more >>]
	13 November 2007, 11:00GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

FON Launches La Fontenna External Antenna, Aims Global Wi-Fi
	FON is one of the most peculiar Internet providers on the market, as the company declared the purpose is to provide wireless Internet for as much of the world as possible, if not for the entire globe. Even if that moment is quite far from now, the company is making things one step a time, and has launched today the La Fontenna, a very special antenna meant to boost and compliment the functionality of the company's WiFi router, dubbed ... [read more >>]
	22 June 2007, 10:34GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

How to Protect Your Cojones with the Radiation-proof Underwear
	Cellphone radiation is still a highly debated subject, as manufacturers produce new scientific studies to prove that it's not dangerous to carry your cellphone right next to sensitive body areas, and independent doctors say it's better to protect yourself against all kinds of radiations. The truth is the first people to experiment with radioactivity thought it was safe. A good example of cellphone radiation fear are the anten ... [read more >>]
	21 May 2007, 17:06GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Free HDTV Using Only Your Roof Antenna
	So you bought yourself a 40-50 inch High Definition TV, probably paid at least a thousand dollars for it, you got home and something's missing. It's not the instructions manual....it's the antenna! Don't laugh, because you can receive free HD signals from your local ground amplifier and you don't even know it. And I'm not talking about "borrowing" grandpa's old analog antenna from ... [read more >>]
	30 April 2007, 05:05GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

New World Record in High-Frequency Waves
	Extremely high frequency is the highest radio frequency band. EHF runs the range of frequencies from 30 to 300 gigahertz, above which electromagnetic radiation is considered to be low (or far) infrared light, also referred to as Terahertz radiation. This band has a wavelength of ten to one millimeter, giving it the name millimeter band or millimeter wave. A team of researchers at the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied ... [read more >>]
	16 April 2007, 10:51GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

GPS Rendered Useless by Solar Flares
	Imagine being on a boat, or in a car, in an unfamiliar place, and you're relying on your GPS system to guide you through. Suddenly, it goes blank, and you're lost, because you had the misfortune of not bringing along maps, a compass or a sextant, which you probably wouldn't know how to use, anyway. GPS receivers have become widely used in recent years, using satellite signals in navigating airplanes, ships and automobile ... [read more >>]
	05 April 2007, 03:49GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

zBoost - the First Personal Cell Phone Signal Booster Launched
	Wi-Ex, the one of the leading providers of consumer cell phone signal boosters, recently announced zBoost zPersonal, the personal zBoost, providing consumers with an affordable solution that captures and amplifies the 800MHz signal or the 1900MHz bands for ... [read more >>]
	26 March 2007, 10:46GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia