Technology Headline News Archive: June 2004

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6-30-2004

High-Tech Groups Renew Push to Extend R&D Tax Credit

IE Pop-Up Program Snatches Banking Passwords

U.S. Should Close 'Revolving Door' Between Government and Defense Contractors

L-Mart Awarded $44M for Ballistic Missile Defense Radar

Driving in D.C.? Hang Up That Cell Phone

Cassini Spacecraft At Saturn's Doorstep

Remote-Controlled, Throwable Robots Being Sent To Iraq For Testing

6-29-2004

Ames Lab Physicists "Perturb" Superconductor To New Heights

'Hacker College' Teaches Tricks of the Trade

Civitas Group Estimates Size of U.S. Homeland Security Market at $23.4 Billion

SIA to Congress: Don't Cut R&D Tax Credit

Russian Satellite Launch Fails

Greening Nokia

NAVAIR Evaluating Spherical Airship For Surveillance Applications

6-28-2004

Cell Phones Could Reduce Male Fertility

IEEE Board Approves 802.3ah Standard

U.S. & Europe Finally Agree On GPS Networks

Border Patrol Launches Drone Above Arizona

Limits On Scientists Draw Complaint

Mars Rover Surprises Continue

China's Unmanned Lunar Program Stirs Domestic Debate

6-25-2004

Fab Utilization Rises as Chip Sales Jump

Defect in Intel's New 915 Pentium 4 Chipset

Lockheed Scuttles Plan to Purchase Titan

Wi-LAN OFDM Patent Threat Stirs UWB Camps

Consumers Not Quite Ready To "Cut The Cord"

Next Phase Nears For Airliner Anti-Missile Work

Bodies Exhumed From Largest Yet Mass Grave in Iraq

Spacewalk Called Off After Oxygen Glitch

6-24-2004

Air Force launches upgraded GPS satellite

Court Convicts Obscene Text Messager

Remote-Controlled Throwable Robot Sent To Iraq For Testing

Electrical Arcs May One Day Quiet Jet Engines

Spokane Installs 100-Block WiFi 'Hot Zone'

Toshiba Develops Matchbox-Sized Fuel Cells For Mobile Phones

AMD Sets Up Japan Engineering Lab For Mobile Chips

Using Cellphones On Planes

6-23-2004

Senate Appropriations Committee Approves $416.2B Defense Bill

Motorola Unveils 900 MHz ISM Canopy Radio

Power Line Broadband Nearing

Philips Launches World's Fastest DVD Burner

China Sees its Proprietary 3G Ready By Mid-2005

Wireless Nanocrystals Efficiently Radiate Visible Light

A New Route to Smaller 3-D Files

Japan Eyes Biometrics to Tighten Immigration Steps

6-22-2004

SpaceShipOne Makes History: First Private Manned Mission To Space

Intel Makes Technology Transfer Move in China

Air Force May Jettison One Satellite Contract

NTT Docomo Puts Wallet's Contents in Phone

Intel Slammed by Supreme Court

6-21-2004

SpaceShipOne Takes Off In Mojave - Live

New WLAN Spectrum Still Mired In DoD Debate

Simpler Fuel Cell Architecture Being Readied For Portables

Dream Scenario On Horizon For Semi Industry

Siemens Staff Protest Against Jobs Export

FAT Patent Review Threatens Linux

Thales Lands 7.3M Pound Us Missile Contract

NIST Demonstrates 'Teleportation' Of Atomic States For Quantum Computing

Printable Silicon For Ultrahigh Performance Flexible Electronic Systems

6-17-2004

EU Defense Agency May Not Boost Defense Spending, Analysts Say

China General Threatens War if Taiwan Targets Three Gorges Dam

Information Teleported Between Atoms "Spooky"

New Phones Could Replace Wallets

Studies On Electric Polarization Open Potential For Tinier Devices

Some Verizon Wireless 911 Calls Hit by GPS Glitch

6-16-2004

first Cellphone Network Worm Spreads Via Bluetooth

USA's Built-up Surfaces Equal Ohio In Area

FTC Says Do-Not-Spam List Won't Work

Web Inventor (no, not Algore) Finally Makes Money Off It

Pre-Standard 802.11n Coming Soon

Senate Backs Bush on New Nuclear Weapons

Asia To Lead Recovery In Commercial Satellite Launches

6-15-2004

Boeing Wins Navy $3.89B Competition For P-3 Replacement

AARP Calls for Wireless Industry Regulation

Broadband to dominate UK by 2005

U.S. Global Basing Plans Shape Up for Speed & Flexibility

Army Unveils New Combat Uniform (BDU)

X-Prize Contenders Get Ready For Lift-Off

6-14-2004

Nokia: Number Of Mobile Phone Users To Hit 2B By 2007

Review Of Kinetic Energy Interceptor Delayed By Budget Cuts

US Jamming Tests Could Affect Cellphones

Cassini Flies by Saturn's Largest Outer Moon

Survey: 2 Million Online Bank Accounts Robbed

First Chinese Woman To Enter Space By 2010, But Not Allowed To Drive

BAE Systems Receives $35 Million For HAARP Program

6-13-2004

Grapefruit-Sized Meteorite Smashes Through NZ Home

6-11-2004

Five Short-Range Wireless Standards Seen Combining

Reagan Casts Giant Shadow Online - Tops Search

Desert Town Braces for Space Woodstock

Raytheon receives $369M to demonstrate MP-RTIP Radar

Revised SIA Forecast to Have Negative Impact, Firm Says

Japan Announces $900B R&D Semiconductor Plan

Designers Responsible for Yield, Panelists Say

Australians Still Driving and Texting

6-10-2004

For Sale by Public Auction -- Juicy Laptop Secrets !!Scary!!

Phone Rage Leads to Flight Ban

DSL Sector Surpasses 70 Million Subscribers

SiValley Businessmen Pleads Innocent to Illegal Military Exports to China

SIA Expects 2004 to be Record Year

Zigbee Gets Some Company

Eurofighter Typhoon Single-Seat Production Aircraft Takes Flight

Google Stirs Controversy With Froogle

Purdue Mathematician Claims Proof For Riemann Hypothesis

6-8-2004

Smaller Antenna Design Said to Boost Efficiency

Demo Proves Merits of UWB Chipset

A "Swarm" Of Satellites For A Unique Look Inside The Earth

Brain-Mimicking Circuits to Run Navy Robot

Water to Boost Satellite Snooping

RFID Doesn't Necessarily Spell ROI, Say Execs

Roaming Worth Over US$50 Billion

6-7-2004

Power Line Networking Gets a Wireless Twist

Samsung Aims to Bring TV to the Cell Phone

Text Messages Start to Turn up in Court

Opportunity Rover Gets Green Light To Enter Martian Crater

China Clamps Down on Digital Films

A Transit Of Venus, June 8, 2004

6-4-2004

Revolutionary Antenna Technology Reduces Size Dramatically

U.S. & U.K. Firms Winning Big In JSF Contracting

North Korea Restricts Cellphone Usage

System-Level Design Tackles Tough Soft Radio Framework Challenges

Lockheed Martin Plans to Add 200 Jobs

L-Mart Wins $60M Compact Kinetic Energy Missile Program

China Plans to Launch Two Astronauts Next Year

Scottish Engineering Orders and Output Best Since 2001

6-3-2004

First X Prize Attempt Set For June 21

Industry Not Overheating Just Yet, Says Advanced Forecasting

TSA Looking At Ways To Speed Checked Fliers Through Airports

Skybursts Reported Over Western Washington

Circuit Simulation Boosted 20x

ITU confirms Hong Kong as site for Telecom World 2006

Base Station Chip Market Poised for Growth

6-2-2004

Accenture Awarded $10B Virtual Border Contract (US-VISIT)

Engineers Visualize Electric Memory As It Fades

Korea Envisions 50Mbps Wireless Broadband as Bridge to 4G

Global Chip Sales Up Nearly 37% in April

U.S.: China's Military Modernization Continues to Stress Electronics

Synopsys Adds RF Engine to HSPICE

Your Next Computer Could Be Your Phone

6-1-2004

European Defense Industry in Trouble, RAND Says

Motorola Opens Wireless Applications Center in China

A Different Kind of Recovery Arrives

Siemens to Add 1 billion Euros Investment in China

Raytheon Delivers First Production Tactical Tomahawk Cruise Missile

Something in the Air

China Spending More Than Ever On Military