Cell Phones Science Security — 01 May 2006
Head of Bell labs, Jeong Kim, said today that phones will soon be able to smell us. We’re thinking security implementation, and why not use a widely adopted technology as a test bed?   According to Hankooki Times, Bell Labs is already in the process of developing a “highly-sensitive electronic nose with Quantum Cascade Laser, the unique material invented by several of Bell Labs researchers in 1994.�   It all smells a bit fishy, but let’s see what emerges.

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