8-29-2003
FBI Arrests Teen in 'Blaster' Attack
Lockheed Martin and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Sign
Teaming Agreement for U.S. Navy BAMS Program
Microtune Claims Permanent Injunction against Broadcom
Intersil Cuts 8% of Staff
Browser Suit Spurs Microsoft to Change IE
MK Milliwave launches new line of low noise, SATCOM amps
8-28-2003
World's biggest battery switched on in Alaska
RF start-up Amalfi closes $12 million first round
Researchers Work To Protect Power Grid From Terrorism
Landline to wireless number portability expected shortly
Airborne Laser Contract Aims To Shore Up Industrial Base
8-27-2003
RF Micro Devices Announces Customer Qualification of Six-Inch
Wafer Manufacturing Capacity
Wi-Fi prices dropping, but hype could undermine service
L-3 Wins $5.6M Contract to Provide Telemetry for JDAM 8-27-2003
11.8 Teraflops: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Supercomputer
Fastest Open System In U.S.
Eagleware
Corporation announces the appointment of Alex B. Best
to its Board of Directors
8-26-2003
DigitalGlobe Plans Third Ground Station - this place provides
the cool satellite imagery of many landmarks
UCSD Chemists Develop Self-Assembling Silicon Particles -- A
First Step Toward Robots The Size Of A Grain Of Sand
RF Micro Devices is Industry's Fastest Company to Ship 250 Million
Power Amplifier Modules
Report: Power Grid Upgrade May Cost $100 Billion
Over 150 million Latin American mobile users by 2007 - report
Military test house undergoes big makeover
Smarter grid could warn of impending blackouts
8-25-2003
Launching Satellites Into Space From an Aircraft Has Special
Challenges
New boss for CTIA - Steve Largent of NFL fame
RFMW makes formal debut as a technical distributor
NTT verifies diamond semiconductor operation at 81 GHz
Appreciation Of Humor Doesn't Change With Age
8-22-2003
Woman suffers facial burns from cell phone
Standard set for measuring cellphone impact on humans
Largest Gain In Two Years
Standard set for measuring cellphone impact on humans
Woman suffers facial burns from cell phone
8-21-2003
NASA Seeks Public Suggestions For Mars Photos
Boeing to Tell Air Force It Deserves Launch Contracts Again
U.S. Army Selects Northrop Grumman Design Concept for Mobile
High-Energy Laser Weapon for Tactical Missile Defense
Start-ups Are Back
Ericsson signs massive GSM contract
Darpa head expresses skepticism about quantum computing
8-20-2003
Powell proposal aims to boost low-power FM
New Computer Virus Clogs E-Mail Inboxes
8-19-2003
Smart-1 - All Set To Fly To The Moon; Europe Embarks Upon Its
First Lunar Mission
PNNL Advances Power Grid Reliability, Envisions Grid Of The
Future; Research Under Way To Design Grid-friendly Appliances,
Grid Monitoring
Nanowire approach to supercomputing touted at Hot Chips
Camera phones sales to double
Northeast Blackout Destroys Schedules; Air Canada Worst Hit
8-18-2003
Wireless Growth Hinders Rescuers
States Begin Post-Blackout Workweek
Preparing For The Rebound
Bleak future for 'unconnected' PDAs, says report
Death sentence for cell phone thieves - let this be a lesson!
Mobile phone jammer dropped by parachute
8-15-2003
Cities Slowly Climb Back From Blackout of 2003
New Solid-state Power Switch Safeguards Electric Service
Last-minute change casts doubt on U.S. digital radio spec
Niagara Mohawk Restores Power to Customers Across State
Is Moore's Law Irrelevant?
8-14-2003
Return Of Long Security Lines Hampers Summer Traffic Recovery
Youth market key to further growth
Flextronics pays $80 million for GSM phone maker
Using The Internet May Harm, Not Help, People Find A Job
Researcher Invents New Graphing Method
Single Photon Detector Conquers The Dark Side
Blaster Worm on the Move
Nanotech company to co-develop titanium metals for military
Leap gets permission to sell spectrum licenses
Lockheed Martin Wins $200 Million EW Prime Contract from U.K.
MOD
8-12-2003
Camera phone sales to outstrip sales of all other types of camera
combined
Cypress Semiconductor radio targets low-cost wireless USB
Aircraft Carrier Cost Overruns Cause Northrop's Profit to Drop
26 Percent
Researchers Create The World's Fastest Detailed Computer Simulations
Of The Internet
8-11-2003
Russian Low-Observable Technology Research Detailed
Prosecuted for selling cell phone radiation blockers
U.S. trade agency funds effort to improve Chinese ports
'Spintronics' Could Enable A New Generation Of Electronic Devices,
Physicists Say
Semico sees upturns, downturns in the business
8-7-2003
10% of base stations using smart antennas
Lack of OEMs Not Helping Europe, Firm Says
Orbital Selected for $25M Scientific Satellite Contract
Dr. Robot Tested At Hopkins
8-6-2003
Sun, others push for Linux on the desktop
Purdue Scientists Discover Why We're All Lefties Deep Down -
Hey, I'm A Southpaw
Cingular confirms large spectrum purchase deal
Handset Market Increases to 107 Million Units
8-5-2003
Wireless FIZZ - Coke & Siemens play to win
Electronics Buyers' Index jumps to a near three-year high
Smart antennas set to take off
Motorola, NEC Collaborate on Wireless Voice and Data Technology
Self-assembling Devices At The Nanoscale: New Hybrid Technique
Could Lead To Mass-Produced Chips With Molecular-Scale Structure
IBM, Raytheon sign $100 million aerospace-defense chip design
deal
8-4-2003
Space: The final frontier for COTS
ZigBee market begins to buzz, says report
US blocks French and German companies from Iraqi tender
Motorola wins US$4 billion lawsuit - could boost profits
Global Q2 Chip Sales Up 10%, SIA Reports
Blakey Says Compromise Not Perfect But Would Be Signed
8-1-2003
U.S. Search Teams Find Buried Iraqi Jets - any doubts the WMDs
are buried, too?
Crackers Tuning Up for Massive Net Attack
China's PC Alley swept into history's dustbin
TI acquires RF chip maker Radia
US blocks French and German companies from Iraqi tender
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