a) Do you guys even read other technology blogs? The frequency with which Engadget is a week or so behind seems to be increasing rampantly of late.
b) The primary reason "terrorists" don't set up bombs to detonate when bluetooth walks by, is that it isn't so specifically targetted as one nation's passport. It wouldn't bode well for their cause if they start blowing up their own people who happen to meander by while on the cell.
c) A tech blog, of all places, should recognize the inevitability of country codes being hacked, stolen, sold, or inadvertantly posted for everyone to see. While these guys are surely getting in on the hype, this is a very real threat (if not immediately).
“An engineer explained to us that hundreds of ear impressions were gathered in the name of research, and while each one obviously boasted its own unique shape and size, one single characteristic remained uniform across the board: the entrance into the ear canal is not a perfect circle, it's an oval.”
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a) Do you guys even read other technology blogs? The frequency with which Engadget is a week or so behind seems to be increasing rampantly of late.
b) The primary reason "terrorists" don't set up bombs to detonate when bluetooth walks by, is that it isn't so specifically targetted as one nation's passport. It wouldn't bode well for their cause if they start blowing up their own people who happen to meander by while on the cell.
c) A tech blog, of all places, should recognize the inevitability of country codes being hacked, stolen, sold, or inadvertantly posted for everyone to see. While these guys are surely getting in on the hype, this is a very real threat (if not immediately).