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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3012170.stm
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Practical Magic wrote:
> Not exactly a massive leap in technology is it ? It's already possible
> to pinpoint the location of a mobile phone that's being used, with the
> right equipment.
I agree - theres been simple tracking systems for a quite a while now that allow you to find out where you are via wap as well as any points of intrest nearby
> Not exactly a massive leap in technology is it ? It's already possible
> to pinpoint the location of a mobile phone that's being used, with the
> right equipment.
I agree - theres been simple tracking systems for a quite a while now that allow you to find out where you are via wap as well as any points of intrest nearby
Is it a mobile? Sometimes you get now so bright people at the phone company who give you access to the account.
I wish I could track down this one phone number.
Damn, and I've lost my infodisk! :(
Damn, and I've lost my infodisk! :(
*yawn*
big deal Im being tracked. Whats new?
big deal Im being tracked. Whats new?
Black Glove wrote:
> May I suggest a bare-knuckle fight to the death.
Thats your answer to everything.
> May I suggest a bare-knuckle fight to the death.
Thats your answer to everything.
Practical Magic wrote:
> Hey if it drives the internet and broadband take up then no reason why
> it won't work...
Except that the screens are so small that we'll all end up looking like the Japanese...
I refuse to buy a 3G mobile, anyway. It's all very well having a TV, camera, MP3 player, radio, personal organiser and so on on your phone, until someone actually calls you - or you need to call someone - and you find out that you only have 2 minutes battery life left.
They should be concentrating on extending battery life before they start adding all this crap to phones. Anyone with a personal organiser, portable TV or DVD player, or even a GBA will tell you that current battery technology is woefully inadequate for any type of extended use.
> Hey if it drives the internet and broadband take up then no reason why
> it won't work...
Except that the screens are so small that we'll all end up looking like the Japanese...
I refuse to buy a 3G mobile, anyway. It's all very well having a TV, camera, MP3 player, radio, personal organiser and so on on your phone, until someone actually calls you - or you need to call someone - and you find out that you only have 2 minutes battery life left.
They should be concentrating on extending battery life before they start adding all this crap to phones. Anyone with a personal organiser, portable TV or DVD player, or even a GBA will tell you that current battery technology is woefully inadequate for any type of extended use.
Hey if it drives the internet and broadband take up then no reason why it won't work...
I prefer this one...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/2992914.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/2992914.stm
Yeah the test thing is old now y'know, and I only did it once, this would be your third time easily...
I made zero comment on the article, and the only comment I have made is at your very interesting comments about internet privacy.
Anyone with a basic grasp of what we earthlings call "humour" would realise from blahblahblah prefix and suffix that I wasn't being entirely serious.
Besides, I only wrote that as a test to see what reaction I'd get from certain people.
Anyone with a basic grasp of what we earthlings call "humour" would realise from blahblahblah prefix and suffix that I wasn't being entirely serious.
Besides, I only wrote that as a test to see what reaction I'd get from certain people.
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