... hackers? The RFIDs in enhanced driver's licenses and PASS cards are nearly as slim as paper. Each contains a silicon computer chip attached to a wire antenna, which transmits a unique identifier via radio waves when "awakened" by an electromagnetic ...

... though, is something we haven't embraced national identification card. No, we're not talking about some sort of computer chip buried in your neck so that Big Brother can control your mind. We're talking about one driver's license card for ...

... called Clickables. Created by Hong Kong-based toy company Techno Source, they are bracelets and charms with tiny computer chips built in that share bits of information when pressed to each other. If a girl has a bracelet, which will sell for ...

... strained transportation costs. FTC opens formal probe of Intel SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) Escalating the world's largest computer chip maker's legal woes, the Federal Trade Commission has opened a formal probe into Intel Corp.'s sales tactics ...

... continued slide of technology stocks brought the entire stock market lower Friday. Shares of Internet brokerages and computer-chip makers fell the farthest from investors' favor, but every part of the high-tech sector was hit in the selloff ...

... 3.1-mile) increments. The website is www.bostonmarathon.org. Every runner will be given an identifying computer chip to tie to a shoe so that sensors at 3.1-mile intervals can record and send to the internet his or her times at ...

... OneCare Live, which aims to protect consumers from viruses and other Internet threats. --- TOKYO - A developer of computer-chip embedded cards for making cashless payments was the top recipient of awards designed to inspire Japanese innovation ...

... the touch-screen machines for the primary. Cleburne and Phillips counties reported they did not have the correct computer chip to count votes electronically - Cleburne opted to count by hand Tuesday night while Phillips County said it would tackle ...

ATLANTA - A super-cooled computer chip has shattered speed records for silicon-based electronics, but don't expect your PC to hum along at 500 gigahertz anytime ...

... earnings amid a regulatory probe. The company also announced an expanded partnership to put Advanced Micro Devices Inc. computer chips into a new line of Dell servers and desktop PCs as early as next month. The deal was revealed as the Round Rock ...