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Technology Headline News Archive: May 2003

5-30-2003

Researchers tap into quantum dots for optical communications

3-D map of local interstellar space shows sun lies in middle of hole piercing galactic plane

EADS Launches Major Military Aircraft Program

Report projects further decline in wireless infrastructure demand

AOL, Microsoft Settle Netscape Suit - giants agree to share IE, work on IM compatibility, fight piracy

5-29-2003

Lockheed introduces advanced radar

WLAN chipset market to see dollar decline in '03

Microsoft looks to drive European auto market

Handset shipments up 16 percent in first quarter, research finds

Universities Forming Alliances To Seek Funding For Homeland Security Research

5-28-2003

What are the odds for an IC recovery?

Wi-Fi hotspots face tough road to profitability

Lufthansa and Boeing Sign Deal for Mobile Broadband

AWR Announces Analog Office for Next Generation Analog & RFIC Designs

5-27-2003

Physicists Measure Individual Electrons In Real Time; Ultracold Experiment Opens Door For Basic Studies In Quantum Computing

Earthquake closes Fujitsu's Iwate chip plant

MIT's EE department Celebrates 100th Anniversary

Legal Threat Rocks Linux - Trouble In Paradise?

Paris Trains to get Wireless Internet Connections

5-26-2003

Red Rover, Red Rover

More Phoenix Than Osprey

Startup Cornice Readies 1-inch Hard Drive

Electric Shock Weapons Go Wireless

5-23-2003

LCD TVs make big headlines at SID

First-Ever Snapshot Released Of Mother Earth From Mars

Latest E-Mail Bank Scam Targets Citibank

Critics warn new visa bill doesn't go far enough

Americans keen to dump the landline for wireless

5-22-2003

SARS taking toll on PC and handset demand in China

Frozen Light: Cool NASA Research Holds Promise

Trickle down trouble in the venture world

Study finds FCC took $2.8 million in industry-paid trips

Phones For Boys

Next-Generation GPS

5-21-2003

World's First Java Mobile Instant Messaging Service

Global mobile messaging revenues to double to $70 billion

Motorola unveils low-power tire sensor

Navy to use RFID technology in Iraq

2003 Military & Aerospace Electronics Buyers Guide - online for the first time!

5-20-2003

Chinese manufacturer taking on the Western giants

Digital radio set to launch in Europe

PC sales to drop 15-20 percent in China

Pentagon warned over U.S. loss of electronics, says report

RF Micro Buys Stake In Silicon Wave for Single-Chip Bluetooth Capability

5-16-2003

Department Of Homeland Security To Seek Prototypes For Airliner Anti-Missile Systems

Cellphones do not cause petrol station fires

Business still bad, according to SEMI April book-to-bill

FCC approves wireless spectrum reforms

Microsoft reportedly seeking to preserve OS monopoly

5-15-2003

First EDGE call made in Europe

First quarter wafer shipments down, but demand should increase

Jury still out on upgraded Patriot missile

Unlicensed Wireless: License to Attack?

NASA And Boeing To Test 'Virtual Pathways' In The Sky

TI, ST and Nokia team for CDMA chipsets

5-14-2003

WLAN To Establish Itself At 3G Expense

Bush Orders More Government Use Of Commercial Satellite Imagery

Sales and profits race ahead at automotive ASIC vendor

Mentor Graphics and Austrian group team on RF verification

Raytheon Tactical Tomahawk Successfully Completes Shot

5-13-2003

Ericsson employees charged with espionage

Hard times in WLANs

Myriad Reasons Prompt U.S. Firms To Curtail Paris Plans

3G World Conference Moves To Bangkok

5-12-2003

Eyeing the buyout money

SARS fears to impact Nokia, Motorola, Qualcomm, says report

Talking windscreens can cut carphone accidents

Engineers answer call to rebuild Iraq

Toshiba makes a 36-Gbyte blue laser rewritable disk

Second Sight: Retinal Prosthesis Trial Completes First Phase Of Testing

5-9-2003

Phonex adds QoS function to powerline chip (HomePlug)

WHO extends SARS travel advisory to Taiwan

Don't own a phone - don't want a phone either

House Lawmaker Calls For End To Manned Shuttle Flights

5-8-2003

3G Launches to Peak in 2004

New Bomber, Cruise Missiles Get Boost From House Panel

Medical industry beckons U.S. electronics industry

Tahoe RF debuts its first wireless IP blocks

Lockheed and Spectrum Astro Partner on GPS II

5-7-2003

Mobile handset sector grows, but more slowly

Engineering role models needed, exec tells Windows conference

B-1B's War Achievements Spur New Upgrade Proposals

Corporate Security Chiefs Rank Terrorism As A Key Worry

5-6-2003

Navy Plans To Adapt Spike Missile To Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Ex-Intel engineer indicted in anti-terror case

Is SARS really infecting the DRAM market?

Rise in layoffs dashes recovery hopes

iHateSpam Becomes Top Selling Software at Amazon.com

5-5-2003

Group hopes to leapfrog 802.11 for wireless video

Electronic prosthesis gives sight to the blind

Rising capacity utilization points to recovery, says Semico

NASA Observatory Tracking Rare Solar Event

Microsoft launches Windows hardware Web site

Research confirms cellphones are a threat to aircraft

5-2-2003

Microsoft rolls out new automotive platform (Ctrl+Alt+Del on the dashboard?)

IBM's nanotubes yield smallest solid-state emitter

Forecasters disagree over IC forecasts in 2003

AirNet expands orders to Afghanistan

5-1-2003

RF CMOS process supports basestation, phone integration

New York planners chart course for 'technopolis'

SonyEricsson drops out of Top5 ranking

USA chooses GSM, not CDMA for army bases

3G World Congress Cancelled Due To SARS!

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