09 Aug 2005
Wired Magazine reports on RFID chips being used in British license plates. These chips are also used or considered being used in clothing and food products, and in the automotive world with other applications. For example, and RFID chip in your food, combined with a unit in your refridgerator or cupboards, could tell you when

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08 Aug 2005
This is easily the best rock band to come out of American fast food since Led Zepelin, Coq Roq’s combination of pacing guitars and flagrant promotion of Burger King’s new chicken fries has easily made them one of the world’s leading musical contenders. Visit the non-stop rockin’ website where you can see their videos, download

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08 Aug 2005
Following Google’s release of Google Maps, which is a pretty handy map system that I find myself, albeit only occasionally, using instead of MapQuest, they’ve come out with Google Earth – a program available for download that allows you to rotate the world around in a wonderful God-like manner. Better than MapQuest, however, is the

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06 Aug 2005
Imagine having a car every time you need it but without having to own it? Imagine not having to pay petrol, insurance or maintenance, to not pay a penny for it when you’re not using it.

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06 Aug 2005
Reuters: In the days after President Bush won a second term, the number of U.S. citizens visiting Canada’s main immigration Web site shot up sixfold, prompting speculation that unhappy Democrats would flock north. Data from the main Canadian processing center in Buffalo, NY shows that in the six months up to the U.S. election there

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