| 9-30-2004 |
| Saudi Arabia Bans Cell Phone Cameras |
| Chip Set Pushes Powerline Networking Rates to 85 Mbits/s |
| Space Pilot Stops Hearts With Dramatic Flight, Returns Triumphant |
| No-Bid Defense Contracts Found To Be Common |
| Table Top Particle Accelerators One Step Closer |
| IBM Claims Supercomputer Speed Mark |
| SIA: August Chip Sales Up 34.2% |
| Motion Detector 1,000 Times More Sensitive than Any Known |
| Space Tourism Could Produce $1B A Year, Futron Says |
| Kids Visit Margaritaville at Lunch |
| 9-29-2004 |
SpaceShipOne Reaches Space Again!!!
first Official Flight for the X-Prize
63 Year-Old Mike Melville - Quite A Pilot!
The Entire Flight Was Broadcast Live Over the Internet
Live Video Feed From the Spacecraft |
| Startup Demos Narrowband, UWB Transmissions on Same Chip |
| UWB Will be a Hit, Says Researcher |
| ETSI Exec Warns Against Leaving Telecom Standards to Technologists |
| Agere Axes 500 Positions |
| Hackers Target Microsoft's JPEG Flaw |
| MEADS International Awarded $3 Billion System Development Contract |
| 9-28-2004 |
| Woman Arrested for Talking Too Loudly On Cell Phone |
| Northrop Grumman Demonstrates EHF Payload Uplink Phased Array Antenna Technology |
| Industry Group Seeks to Link DoD Networks |
| Anti-Spam Effort Killed Amid Patent Row |
| Spy Imagery Agency Watching Inside U.S. |
| New Technology Could Yield Terabyte Optical Disks |
| SpaceshipOne Attempt at X-Prize Set for Wednesday, 9/29/2004 |
| Economic Data Mostly Positive, Telecom Gains |
| Cal Micro Combats Cell Phone EMI With CMOS Process Tweak |
| More Suppliers Using Lean Manufacturing To Cut Costs, Boost Business |
| 9-27-2004 |
| Monster Asteroid Flyby Excites Doomsters, Skygazers |
| Govt Eyes New Frequency Band for Cellphone Service-Kyodo |
| FCC Lets Startup Deploy 4.9 GHz Mobile Mesh Nets |
| Multispectral Receives $24.5 Million Navy UWB Contract |
| Mixed-Signal IC Ready for Cordless Pens |
| Lockheed Martin to Build Navy's $2 Billion Satellite Communications System |
| Canadian X-Prize Space Launch Put on Hold |
| Google Conforms to Chinese Censorship |
| A Laptop That Runs Off of Spinach? |
| Rover Missions Renewed As Mars Emerges From Behind Sun |
| British Tycoon Branson Unveils Plan For Commercial Space Flights |
| 9-23-2004 |
| Shoppers Going First to Bricks, Then to Clicks |
| Canada's Biggest Calculator |
| Infineon Opens Billion Dollar China Backend Memory Plant |
| Mexico Churches Wage War on Cell Phones |
| Internet Task Force Shuts Down Anti-Spam Working Group |
| RF Player Unveils ZigBee Platform |
| Will Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance Leave a Hole in Your Budget? |
| Research Firm Cuts Semiconductor Forecasts -- Again |
| Nokia Launches New Phone And Remote Camera Device |
| Ericsson Sees China Mobile Users Growing 60 Million Annually |
| 9-22-2004 |
| MN State Trooper Writes 205 MPH Ticket |
| AT&T Forms VoIP Interop Program |
| FCC Lets Startup Deploy 4.9 GHz Mobile Mesh Nets |
| Northrop Grumman Begins Testing Advanced EHF Nulling Antenna |
| Excerpts From the Greater China Press: September 22 |
| Cirronet Spins ZigBee-Ready Devices |
| U.S. Can Eliminate Oil Use In A Few Decades |
| Tax Break Planned for Products Including Chinese ICs |
| Tech Competitive U.K. Needs Flexible Hours |
| London Defense Show Set For September, 2005 |
| Teachers Working on New Math Course |
| 9-21-2004 |
| Report: GSM Data Transmission Technology Easily Enhanced |
| US Broadcasters Object to Planned Digital TV Bill |
| Microwave Beam Weapon Reportedly to be Deployed in Iraq |
| Privacy Experts Shun Auto Black Boxes |
| Nanotechnology May Give Plastic Solar Cells A Boost |
| Researchers Say Microscope Can See Atoms |
| Northrop Grumman Wins $232 Million for Air Force E-10A |
| Big News in Small Batteries from Maxell |
| IBM, Boeing Ally on Government Info Net |
| Security Still a Worry as WLANs Expand |
| 9-20-2004 |
| New Concepts Have Emerged for USAF Unmanned Hunter-Killer Aircraft |
| Ericsson CEO: Global Handsets Sales In 2004 Likely 600 M |
| China Made Net Direct Investment of US$2.85B Abroad in 2003 |
| Space Station Goes to Plan B For Oxygen |
| Chipcon Launches Complete ZigBee Development Platform |
| Newfound Comet Set for Winter Show |
| America Must Reach For Space Dominance: Teets |
| World's Most Powerful Ground-based Telescope To Be Unveiled |
| 9-17-2004 |
| Bayesian Spam Filters Use Math That Works Like Magic |
| Third Interceptor Missile Placed In Silo In Alaska |
| FAA Says Fixes Will Prevent Repeat Of Radio System Failure |
| A Nose-Steered Web Surfing System? |
| Lockheed Martin Enters North American Military Truck Market |
| Microsoft Plays Up Search in Research Reorg |
| Intel Outside, Too |
| Excerpts From the Greater China Press: September 17 |
| Bundling Wi-Fi With Cellular Services Will win Customers |
| 9-16-2004 |
| Carbon Nanotube Oscillator So Small It Might Weigh A Single Atom |
| FCC Chief Pushes TV Via High-Speed Internet Lines |
| China's Space Program Seeks Approval for New-Generation Rocket |
| Bush, Kerry Polled on Science Views |
| Targeting Those Not Born Yet for Phone Sales |
| The Wireless Workplace Goes Cellular |
| Broadband Penetration Rate, Growth Still Breaking Records |
| Bullish Analyst Cuts 2004 Chip Market Forecast by 7% |
| Wi-Fi May Be Portable, But Wires are Reliable |
| UWB Stretches Further |
| 9-15-2004 |
| U.S. Auto Industry on a Fast Boat to China |
| Expand Programming Skills or Lose Your Job, Consultant Warns |
| Consolidation Fears Overblown, Chip Execs Say |
| MIT Prof Predicts Half-trillion RFID Tags by 2010 |
| No Recession in 2005, Gartner Masterminds Panel Says |
| Microsoft Issues New JPEG Security Patch |
| X-37 Space Plane Becomes Classified Project |
| INTERVIEW: IBM Eyes Half of China's Computer Market |
| 9-14-2004 |
| SpaceshipOne X-Prize Attempt In 2 Weeks |
| On Fed Payroll, Hackers Seek to Save America |
| Forbes: The Next Cell Phone Gold Rush |
| Alternative Stock Option Plan Reportedly in the Works |
| Estimated 40% of IC Makers Will Disappear, Says Gartner |
| USAF to Buy 'Hundreds' of STOVL JSFs, Gen. Jumper Says |
| Discovery Could Lead To New Strategies For Operating Fuel Cells |
| 9-13-2004 |
| FCC Adds Spectrum for 3G Services |
| GaAs Growth Continues to Rely on Wireless Markets |
| First DVB-H Trial Balloon Flies in U.S. |
| Quantum Chip Circuitry Demonstrated |
| Europe Gains in Chip Design |
| Semico Downturn Forecast for 2005 |
| Navy Asks Raytheon to Develop Satellite Communication Architecture |
| Scientists Salvage Some Genesis Data |
| Businesses Cast Wi-Fi Lures to Hook Customers |
| Indian Software Boom on Track, Industry Head Says |
| 9-10-2004 |
| NASA Budget Cuts Would Severely Hinder Exploration, O'Keefe Says |
| Cell Phone Vendors to Work on Mobile TV |
| Northrop Grumman Will Modernize B-2 Bomber's Radar |
| Genesis Team Begins Inventory Of Science Canister |
| In Britain, Somebody's Watching You |
| Intel Outlines Vision of Future Internet |
| 9-9-2004 |
| Nokia Raises Outlook on Better Phone Sales |
| Genesis Capsule Carrying Solar Dust Crashes |
| Boeing Announces Major Commercial Satellite Contract |
| Glass Semiconductor Softens With Low-Power Laser, Then Re-Hardens |
| Microsoft Targets Local Radio With New Service |
| Smelly Robot Eats Flies to Generate its Own Power |
| TSMC August Sales Continue to Hit Record Highs |
| Capacity Utilization Peaked in Q2, Says Researcher |
| NEC's first year in America |
| 9-8-2004 |
| Hurricane Damage At KSC Threatens Shuttle Schedule |
| Nokia 9500 Communicator To Include Blackberry 1Q 05 |
| Study Cites Threats to Handset Vendors |
| Apple Patches 15 Mac OS X Flaws (what, Macs aren't perfect?) |
| Lockheed Martin Wins Navy Bid for MH-60R Helicopter |
| United Defense Picks Curtiss-Wright to Upgrade Bradley Fighting Vehicle |
| You Want Fries With That, We Predict |
| Muppets Win Popularity Contest for Screen Scientists |
| Hectic Hurricane Season Hints at Things to Come |
| NASA A 'Go' For Midair Capture Of Samples From The Sun |
| 9-7-2004 |
| Samsung to Launch Phone with Mini Hard Drive |
| Engineer Aron Ralston: One Hand Gone, But Not His Spirit |
| IT Labor Boomerangs Back Home |
| Outsourcing Hits a Fault Line in Tech |
| Intel Targets 2005 for WiMax Roll Out |
| Asia Growth May Soften Impact of Semi Downturn |
| 9-6-2004 |
| Module Makers Take Sides in Bitter UWB Battle |
| Mobile Phone Market May Be Overheating |
| Nanodots to Launch Memories w/10T Bits/in2 |
| Figure 8 Wireless Selected to Demonstrate ZigBee Wireless Device Networking Solution |
| Suppliers, Competitors Balk at Wal-Mart's RFID Lead |
| Best Buy Taking Baby Steps to Full RFID |
| RFID's Vertical Buildup Reflects Industry Challenges |
| Vulnerability Of U.S. Power Grid Identified |
| Big Brother in the back seat? |
| Space Elevator Competition Starts |
| Missile Defense To Tie US To Iraq, Afghanistan, Caspian |
| 9-2-2004 |
| Australia Awards EADS $1 Billion Helicopter Contract |
| Global Chip Sales Growth Moderates in July |
| Inventory Issues Show in Rising July Chip Sales, Says SIA |
| Samsung Signs up for Near Field Comms Devices |
| Space Elevator Contest Proposed - Elevator:2010 |
| UWB Chip Start up TZero Nets $15.5 Million |
| Roaming Between CDMA and GSM Networks |
| China's Secret Cape Canaveral A Sprawling City Of 15,000, "Warmly Love the Motherland, and Contribute Without Thought of Personal Gain." |
| 9-1-2004 |
| Raytheon Gets Navy Radar Detector Award Worth up to $210M |
| Chinese Handset Exports Double |
| Motorola Takes Top Spot in China Handset Market in 1H |
| LSI Logic Chairman Says Chip Industry In 'Wait-and-See' Mode |
| Near Field Communication Inches Closer |
| Laser Mouse Has no Squeaking Parts |
| Light Oscillations Become Visible |
| Space Race II Looking For a Hole-in-One on October 2 |
| Computers: Scientific friend or foe? |