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TV Report Highlighting mPhase Technologies Magnetometer Applications Will be Beamed to Stations Across the Country Today Thursday December 22, 9:00 am ET
LITTLE FALLS, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 22, 2005--Maxworld News, a global provider of television news to TV networks and local broadcasters, in its satellite feed today will include a video report about potential applications for a prototype ultra-sensitive metal detector under development by mPhase Technologies (OTCBB:XDSL - News) in collaboration with Lucent Technologies Bell Labs. Although intended for use in regular newscasts, the segment can also be viewed from 2-2:30 p.m Eastern by owners of satellite receivers tuned as follows:
Unlike commercially available ultra-sensitive metal detectors, the mPhase prototype, also called a magnetometer, requires no cooling. Magnetometers detect changes or disturbances in magnetic fields and derive information such as presence, size, location and orientation of objects, such as metal, that have magnetic properties. Theoretically 1000 times more magnetically sensitive than comparable solutions available on the market today, the prototype is based on research pioneered Lucent Technologies Bell Labs.
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mPhase Technologies Working on Metal Detector Improvement for Security with Privacy Tuesday December 27, 4:35 pm ET Increased Sensitivity and Reduced Size May Reduce Need for Physical Searches in Airports and Stadiums
LITTLE FALLS, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 27, 2005--mPhase Technologies (OTCBB:XDSL - News) today said that the improved sensor it is developing could significantly improve the metal detecting systems now used for screening large numbers of people like those attending this weekend's college bowl games.
"During the collegiate 'bowl season' we all become more conscious that metal detection in crowded environments is a real challenge. We believe that our improved sensor could eliminate the dreaded 'pat down' because the increased sensitivity will work at greater distances," said Ronald A. Durando, mPhase's CEO. Referring to a headline in Israel's Ma'ariv daily, "No need to Open your Bag" above a recent article about the magnetometer development, Durando said, "That headline catches the essence of this technology breakthrough. Security people could one day be able to detect hidden weapons without physical inspections that appear intrusive and create long waiting lines." (Details are posted at www.mphasetech.com.)
The previously announced sensors, technically referred to as magnetometers, are about the size of the date minted on a penny coin, but can sense metal objects at distances greater than commercially-available magnetometers.
mPhase also expects the magnetometer to have significant impact in the military electronics industry, including applications in homeland security as an improvement in perimeter defense. Commercial applications that might use this component range from inexpensive navigation systems built into mobile phones, to magnetic sensing security devices for household locks. Other applications include radio frequency identification (RFID) tags and many non-invasive diagnostic medical procedures for detecting anomalies in red blood cells or brain activity."
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P Common Shares 2005-12-28 2005-12-29 14:25:17 MPHASE TECHNOLOGIES INC XDSL DURANDO RONALD A President and CEO Director 10% owner 50,000 $0.187 $9,350
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CEO: mPhase Technologies Poised to Deliver Substantial Breakthrough in Battery Technology; Says Recent Developments Pave Way to Create a Storage Battery Far Superior to Any Currently Known mPhase Technologies (OTCBB: XDSL) CEO Ron Durando, today said the company is poised to deliver a substantial breakthrough in battery technology utilizing superhydrophopic nano-patterned structures.
As validation of his comment Durando cited a seminal paper describing the achievement by scientists in the globally respected, peer reviewed Bell Labs Technical Journal, with a current issue dedicated to nanotechnology. The article details the achievement by scientists in demonstrating a working reserve battery prototype that relies on a nano-based architecture. Reprints of the paper are available through mPhase website, www.mphasetech.com.
"We are navigating uncharted scientific waters in our approach to developing a radical improvement in battery technology," stated Durando. "The publication of the paper in the Bell Labs Technical Journal is a strong indicator of the development progress, and I eagerly await the team's next technical milestone in 2006."
The company's work on the nanobattery was recognized by multiple awards this year. mPhase was named to the inaugural "Nano 50" list of the most innovative companies and individuals in nanotechnology, selected by a panel of experts assembled by Nanotech Briefs, a licensed publication of NASA. An earlier recognition of the company's work in this area took place in April when the company won the Frost & Sullivan 2005 Excellence in Technology Award.
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