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I heard that ScienCentral is going to do some kind of update on XDSL 's nanotechnology on ABC and NBC news Channels. Did anyone else hear about this? Anyone know any dates?
Heres a few things I have heard and read about XDSL.....
"XDSL nanotechnology is going to replace the large metal detectors , such as in the airports, into smaller versions that will be the size of a penny." With the war on terror and other concerns about war out there, this sounds like something that is going to be very usefull.....
"-up to 1,000 times stronger than current metal detectors -able to detect enemy soldiers' rifles up to 100 feet away. -may also be able to detect a tank from up to 800 feet away."
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LITTLE FALLS, N.J., Jan 12, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- mPhase Technologies (XDSL, Trade) today is making available on its website a new video news segment about a metal detector under development that could be used in homeland security, military perimeter defense, and in avoiding oil spills by spotting hidden faults in pipelines or an oil tanker's hull.
The video report, prepared by Maxworld News, a global provider of television news to TV networks and local broadcasters, is now viewable from the mPhase Technologies home page, www.mphasetech.com. The segment describes the wide-ranging potential applications for the prototype device that mPhase is developing in collaboration with Lucent Technologies Bell Labs.
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 at Bell Labs.
About mPhase Technologies, Inc.
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Has anyone else been following this??????? I see a big demand for this technology, in my opinion.....this should be a good solid investment... do your own DD, but this should do very well...
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Well, I guess i'm the only one intrested in this one. I cant believe that......but I keep everyone informed on what I find out for those who just lurk..
ALTI anounced today thay had a breakthrough with their nanotech litium battery
ALTI * $3.25 $192 million market cap up 39% with 16,000,000 volume
XDSL is at $0.304 $50 million market cap
XDSL is the only other company with a nanotech battery, and thiers is more advanced. XDSL's nanobatteries have a unlimited shelf life......
Scientific American goes on the newsstands next month featuring articles about XDSL. ScienCentral is going to air a update on ABC/NBC From what I have been reading, the publicity on XDSL is going to be hudge...
As I hear more , I'll post it, but in my opinion, XDSL is going to be a nice steady money maker.
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anybody pay attention to the State of Union Adress. Bush stated something about more involvment in Nanotechnology and few other things about it. Basically he is supporting the reasearch.
XDSL high today .35
up .07 cents in 7-8 days. Keep eye on XDSL, I believe its the next big nano stock. (My Opinion)
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ive been checkin that one out too but kept hesitating to buy. and am still hesitating since its on the rise now. should i buy in on it at the current price? limit buy at around 36 cents?
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I have been reading alot on this, I have to go to work, but I'll post a message sent to me on this company tomorrow morning. If I had more money, I would like to get more. Check back tomorrow, I'll pull up some other info for you on this. I believe this is going to be a winner. look at what happened to ALTI. same type of company.........
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haha is it a rule to be very vague on this board? I'm a college student with scholarship surplus i put into the market. i'm currently holding about a grand in buying power and was going to put half of it into this XDSL at a price you'd recommend. UnknownTrader, got a quick tip for me? i wont be able to monitor all day tomorrow. i will, but it will be tough to get to a computer in case something happens, which will probably be too late by then. just wanted to place an order or 2 tonight for a price you recommend.
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However, the signal is just too strong on ADZR...it would take alot for this to make tomorrow's EOD price to be lower than today.....the gap is just huge between the two lines...... I'll have a better ready probably tomorrow.
Narbeh-
Hey, bud, I don't like to make entry/exit price recommendations. I'd feel bad if someone lost because of what I said.....
The only thing I'm doing is posting my predictions what the EOD price will do from day to day and the trend it's in....
Like I said.... ADZR ($0.24) shows a stronger uptrend signal than XDSL ($0.36), but both show solid uptrend signals. Both of their EOD price tomorrow will be higher than today's EOD price.
Look at it this way....
The less you pay for a stock, the less it has to move for you to see a significant gain. The less you pay for a stock, the more shares you can buy per your buying power.
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i just feel like ADZR has gotten and will get a lot of attention between today's EOD and 9:30AM ET tomorrow. thus, i dont think it's likely to gain as much as it did today. so I'm also hesitant to buy that since I probably will only be able to buy it at it's opening price, and then ill have to just monitor with my phone until i can get home and decide what i want to do with it on thursday. see my problem?
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Narbeh - I'm glad to see someone helped answer your questions.
Heres a few tid bits on XDSL
- only has a $52 million market cap - XDSL is in this issue of Scientific American - "In its February, 2006 edition, the prestigious and authoritative Scientific American magazine takes a detailed look at the collaboration between Lucent Technologies Bell Labs and mPhase Technologies in developing a working reserve battery prototype that relies on a nanotechnology-based architecture.
Titled, “Miniaturized Power,” the four-page feature article notes that Bell Labs, where the transistor was invented, “has now become involved with the reinvention of the battery” by shrinking electrodes to nanometer scales. ""
- benifits the U.S Millitary and us by having a looong battery life at a very small size, the video says the batery can be inside a postage stamp,,,now thats small and light weight
- XDSL plans on having these out by either the end of the year or next year. watch the video, dont know if the video was made last year or this year
- 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
theres so much to read on this progres of thier battery, so I listed a few sites above that can explain better than I can...
I really like this one, it has great !!! money makeing potential in regards to share price. I can see this continue to rise in pps at a nice steady pace...GLTA
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Fridays high was $0.435 ... now sitten at .41
Some of XDSL technology----
-magnetometers technology, can be used for homeland securety. These metal detectors are upto 1000 times more powerfull. These will eventually or should replace the large bulky ones (ex. airport) and thier much, much smaller, I read thier about the size of a penny. (For military use) They can also detect enemy weapons ( guns , Tanks, ect) from hundreads of feet away.
- mPhase TV+ System: IPTV - offers telephone companies the oppertunity to make more $$$ revenue by offering television programming. Telephone companys can customize thier t.v channels for each customer. You pay for channels that you like to watch. This allows more phone companys a way to compete with cable and dish
- Thier Smart Nanotechnology Battery, thier batterys are have unlimited shelf life "This architecture makes possible an extremely long shelf life, instantaneous ramp-up to full power" and are verrry small
I am going to try for 1 more purchase on Monday at .40 cents. Then I'll just sit back and wait....but I probably wont by anymore after $0.50 . I belive this is going to be huge, but I have to draw the line for myself somewhere. I've been burned before, which makes me more cousious when buying more. Just my opinion.
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The company is in major debt. I would personally stay away until they get some profit.
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they may be in some debt, but look at technology they have....only 2 companys like this I know of, and ALTI went to $3 or some dollars a share after there news of nano tech. & XDSL has a better product than ALTI ( from what I have read/heard) and if I can recall right I did read that ALTI will not be or dosent have the tech to ofer thier product to the public yet. XDSL nano batterys are being designed for the public. A battery in my phone or camera that has a unlimited shelf life..WOW, Id buy that
I believe its a good catch. They will be making money soon especially on thier IPTV business. The only other IPTV software competetor is Microsoft.
Microsoft expects thier IPTV will be a major revenue booster in the future & they are close to a $300 billion company.
There has also been alot of insider buying going on in the past few months. There has been no press releases out for the past 3 or so weeks and the pps continues to rise...Sounds good to me
bj
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Great NEWS!!! heres a full report in ScienCentral. Thay have a prototype and it works.... "In a world where technological advances are taken for granted, regular old batteries seem to have been left behind. But scientists hope to change that by using nanotechnology. This ScienCentral News video explains."
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LITTLE FALLS, N.J. & MURRAY HILL, N.J., Feb 09, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- mPhase Technologies (XDSL, Trade) and Lucent Technologies Bell Labs (LU, Trade) today reported that their jointly developed nano-based "smart" battery prototype has proven it can store and convert energy on demand. This practical confirmation of the theory behind the technology is a major milestone in the product development process.
In a test conducted at Bell Labs' Murray Hill, N.J. facility, the development team demonstrated that the first fully assembled prototype device could generate enough power on demand to light a light-emitting diode (LED). The prototype is based on a novel nanostructured architecture pioneered at Bell Labs.
"We are pleased that the mPhase-Bell Labs team has surmounted many technical obstacles to make this theory into a working prototype," said Ron Durando, CEO mPhase Technologies. "This reinvention of the battery is addressing a major market need for portable, programmable power."
The demonstration, including the lighting of the LED, was captured on video by a production team from ScienCentral, a service that provides video reports on scientific breakthroughs to TV stations and the general public. The footage is viewable at: http://www.sciencentral.com.
The new generation of reserve power cells is based on a Bell Labs discovery that electrolyte will stay atop nano-textured surfaces until stimulated to flow, thereby triggering a reaction producing electricity. The "electrowetting" process in effect can permit activation of the batteries when required, yielding a very long shelf life. Batteries based on this technology have the potential to deliver far longer shelf life than existing battery technology.
About mPhase Technologies, Inc.
I see nothing but good things .32 is a great price to get in if you have been watching.. But thats my opinion, if you havent been following this for a while do your DD and you might see what I see.... later
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This is a strong pick for me as well. I bought * .20 and sold * .25 the first week and a half of Jan. Now I am back in * .35 and fell pretty good at this position. Check out all of the insider buying that went on in the 4th qty of 05.
And remember, Bell Labs invented the transistor about 50 years ago and revolutionized analog and digital technologies. This one could become a dollar or more this year, IMO.
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JT - YES, My guess is this will be over $1.00 in 6 months tops 1 year ...
XDSL's PR was intergrated with Lucent (LU) PR, a $12 billion company
So Lucents shareholders should be reading all about this XDSL overnight. Which means more buys Should be comming in again tomorrow woth new investors who just found out about XDSL
They were also named one of the 25 most important Small Tech Public Companies in the book Nanotech Fortunes.
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BJ, I like this stock because I read on their website that they are currently heavily involvd in trade shows. I feel like that is where they will show their new products and findings. They seem to have a tough time making a profit, but another press release like the one yesterday and I think this stock could really see a good jump.
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quote:Originally posted by schantz34: BJ, I like this stock because I read on their website that they are currently heavily involvd in trade shows. I feel like that is where they will show their new products and findings. They seem to have a tough time making a profit, but another press release like the one yesterday and I think this stock could really see a good jump.
Yea.... & with a big name like lucent technologys behind them, thats a good thing......
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At least for today, this round goes to the MM's. 90% buys and 5 MM's lined up at .365 and not bugeing....get one tiny small sale and they bump down the bid....this one is going nowhere for the immediate future. Lebed strikes out on this one. Amazing, when things are going good, get 10 e-mails pumping and more pumping, things go south (XDSL and MMSV) and you don't hear a peep. All the while he doesn't really care because he has $$$ and/or shares from the company in hand for his "services." Boy, I need to get that gig.
Anywho, this is a good company, just not today
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From the XDSl website. I'm getting in monday.
Dear mPhase Shareholders,
As the fall trade show season begins to ramp up, I want to take a moment of your time to update you on our three major initiatives. Over the next few weeks I'll send you updates reporting on our progress and focusing on the market potential of each of our major initiatives: IPTV; our Nanobattery; and our ultra-sensitive magnetometer development.
I want to start with our newest initiative, the magnetometer, because it represents an enormous potential, yet many investors tell me that they don't understand what they really are.
Magnetometers detect changes or disturbances in magnetic fields and derive information on properties such as direction, presence, rotation, angle, or electrical currents; they make excellent sensors for a wide range of applications.
You can think of these as being part of a family of some of the world's most sensitive metal detectors that work at room temperatures. The photo on the right shows one of the mPhase magnetometers samples in relation to the date line on a Lincoln penny. The tiny size and design using silicon processing enables the new applications that are not possible with current technology. The company expects the new sensors to be as much as 1,000 times more sensitive than current sensors.
This expected improvement in sensitivity may enable more accurate passive detection (range, bearing and mass) of metallic objects. In military applications, for example, the proposed magnetometer may be able to detect the presence of a solider carrying a rifle at approximately 150 feet from a single sensor, and larger targets such as a car may be detected at 800 feet from a sensor.
Metal detection is only one application for these magnetometers. These advanced sensors can also be used for RFID tags, metal stress detection, location and direction finding representing multi-million dollar opportunities.
The highest sensitivity magnetometers commercially available today are quantum magnetometers. Called SQUIDs (for Superconducting Quantum Interference Devices), these devices only work at the temperature where liquid helium boils, -455°F, making such magnetometers expensive and bulky, ill-suited for remote-sensing applications.
The mPhase magnetometer technology overcomes the cooling problem and enables a micro-scale, low-cost magnetometer that does not require cooling. The mPhase magnetometer should be up to 100-1,000 times more sensitive than existing commercial un-cooled devices.
The mPhase magnetometer will be smaller, more sensitive, less costly, and operate at room temperature, thus enabling a new class of sensor systems with appeal to specialized military as well as mass-market commercial applications.
Basic sensor designs have been under development at Bell Labs for several years, and the process technology to manufacture these sensors is well understood. In May we announced the first successful production of our prototypes in the Bell Labs clean room.
We expect to achieve substantial improvements in sensitivity by modifying the micro-scale magnetometers to include nano-scale features. These magnetometers can be used in metal detection and perimeter security applications for defense and homeland security. They can also be used healthcare systems and retail security like RFID tags.
The opportunities are enormous. Stay tuned for future development reports on the Nanobattery and our IPTV product, the mPhase TV+ System.
Sincerely,
Ron Durando
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Nice hold, been steady at .38 - upto .39 today. A nice steady rise....... AtHomeDad - did you buy in today??? just curious.... Later
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LITTLE FALLS, N.J., Feb 13, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- mPhase Technologies Inc. (XDSL, Trade) today announced the promotion of its lead nanotechnology researcher Victor Lifton, to the position of Chief Scientist, with a larger responsibility for the company's emphasis on "small" technology - including the company's "smart" nano-structured battery and ultra-sensitive uncooled magnetometer.
Lifton, 36, assumes his new post as the company is reporting a significant milestone in the nanobattery development. The development team recently demonstrated that the first fully assembled prototype device could generate enough power on demand to light a light-emitting diode (LED). The prototype is based on a novel nanostructured architecture pioneered at Lucent Technologies Bell Labs.
"Victor has successfully demonstrated perseverance in delivering positive results, and we are pleased he has accepted larger responsibility for the nanobattery and magnetometer development, leading edge products in which mPhase is the industry leader," said Ronald Durando, mPhase's chief executive.
Lifton will continue to report to Steve Simon, the company's executive vice president - research and development.
Lifton joined mPhase Technologies Inc. in June, 2004 from Kulite Semiconductor Products, Inc., where he held a position of Manager of Semiconductor Processing, previously he was with Lucent Technologies/Bell Labs, where he was a Member of Technical Staff in MEMS Fabrication Research Lab. A native of Moscow, Russia, Lifton holds a Ph.D. in materials science from Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken N.J., where he was awarded the Morton M. Traum Award for Excellence. He is also a graduate of the Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys - "Technological University" with a degree in physical chemistry.
His experience includes design and fabrication of various nanofabricated devices and optical MEMS devices and sensors. He has conducted studies of Si and SiC as novel sensing materials for pressure sensors and transducers, process development for novel sensor architectures using SOI technology, and novel materials and packaging methods for the next generation sensors. He has conducted research in ferroelectric polymer films for ultrasound imaging while at Measurement Specialties, Inc. At Stevens Institute of Technology he pioneered the use of infrared spectroscopy for characterization of tribochemical reactions and friction processes on the atomic scale.
About mPhase Technologies, Inc.
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Earnings reports are out and not to impressive. Listed are some key points to conceder.
1- Company has a lot of technology on the table but none of it is generating revenue 2- Company says it needs to generate $5M to $10M over the next 12 months to stay in operations, smells like a lot of dilution may occur. 3- Company doesn’t expect revenue from the deployment of IPTV products until fiscal end of 2007 4- Company made $128K LESS in 4th qty 05 compared to 4th qty 04, not good at all. This reduction came from the decrease in POTS Line Splitters.
A line splitter is a way for an independent company to physically piggy back their service to a customer of a major telecom provider. When the Telecom Act of 1996 was signed, there were a lot of small companies who got in the business and later folded. There are only a few independent companies left and there just isn’t enough demand for the splitters as there used to be. Another factor is the steady decline in POTS service. Most house holds are going wireless these days.
5- Save the best for last, company increased expenses by $2.7M in the 4th qty 05 compared to 4th qty 04.
Bottom line, not sure if they have a place in the telecom industry and I believe that is why they are exploring other technologies, Nano Battery and Magnetometer. I am staying away from this company for a while and would not be surprised if the PPS doesn’t drop back into the low 20’s, possibly into the teens.
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I agree. I dropped mine this morning as well. But with all the technonlogy being developed, this might look like a nice company down the road when they start getting some revenues (2007?)
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