4-29-2005 |
Panel at BWW Finds Fault With FCC's 3.65 GHz Ruling |
Microsoft Joins WiMedia Alliance |
EE Times Updates List of 60 Emerging Startups |
Verizon Hangs up on Phone Booth Hotspots |
Multi-Radio Mesh Solution Suits Real-Time Apps |
Cities Should Think Carefully Before Jumping on WiFi Bandwagon |
In Love With Hybrids |
Future Computer: Atoms Packed In An 'Egg Carton' Of Light? |
Opportunity Stuck In Sand Dune on Mars |
Space
Support Vital To U.S. Success In Pacific |
4-28-2005 |
Do Bluetooth Devices Emit Harmful Radiation? |
Invention can Hack Bluetooth |
Industry Team Readies GaN RF Semiconductor Technology for New Defense
Frontiers |
It flies! But will it sell? Airbus A380 Makes Maiden Flight, but
Commercial Doubts Remain |
Bush Calls for More Nuclear Power in US - Yes! |
NATO Signs eu20M Contract to Develop Ground Surveillance Program |
Red Tape for SpaceShipTwo |
3G Patents Could Strangle Device Innovation |
United
States Must Work To Maintain Lead In Space |
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Boasts 4X Performance |
Semiconductor Equipment Market to Rebound 2007 & 2008 |
4-27-2005 |
Bangalore, Still the Outsourcing Capital of the World |
NTT DoCoMo to Launch Wireless Phone Credit Card Service |
Consumer Chip Market to Double by 2009 |
Increasing Military Needs for Portable Power |
Wireless Valley Maps RF Management |
Nano Investors Facing 'Implosion' |
Personal Electronics Seen Driving ICs |
WirelessUSB Opens Applications for Human Interface Devices |
College & Government Physicists Collaborate to Create More Stable
Gyroscope for Navy |
The Buzz About Bend is Drawing a High-Tech Crowd |
4-26-2005 |
'Happy Slapping' 3G Cameraphone Craze |
Specialist Gets Eight Months for Hacking |
Scientists Debate Wait on The Next Einstein |
Chip-Scale Refrigerators Cool Bulk Objects |
NASA Awards $11 Million "Quantum Wire" Contract To Rice |
Scientists Say
It's time to Redefine The Kilogram |
High-Tech
Sector Remains Strong - New Jobs Up |
A Vast Wireless Data Network Could be Coming |
Cap Equipment Enjoys Mixed Q1 |
TSMC affirms $2.5 billion investment despite tough Q1 |
Telecommunications
Equipment Industry Profile |
4-25-2005 |
Venture Funding Declines by 16% |
OMA Reiterates Concerns in Wireless DRM Licensing War |
WLAN Scheme Ducks Interference |
The End of Analog
TV |
Motorola Reportedly Considering Stake in Siemens' Wireless Business |
Dolby Labs Prevails in Patent Suit with Lucent |
This is Not a Recording: VoIP is Here |
Online Advertising is on Fire |
Wi-Fi Should be Free |
Intel Awards Moore's
Law $10k Bounty |
Superlens Offers Nanoscale Optical Imaging, High-Density Optoelectronics |
4-22-2005 |
Truck with $2 million of Maxim's chips hijacked in Asia |
Taxes, Not Labor Costs, Drive IC Production Offshore, Says SIA |
Chips, Systems and Certification Pave Path to Global WiMax |
MOSFETs Improved 220% Over Silicon |
RoHS Compliance and Industry Standardization |
Junkyard Laptop May Harbor U.K. Defense Secrets |
Sprint's Wi-Fi Footprint Grows |
Documentation Spec Makes DOD Inroads |
Nanomagnets Bend The Rules |
Germany
Approves Nine-Year Meads Design and Development Program |
Inventor Creates Soundless Sound System |
4-21-2005 |
Nokia Sets Mobile Phone Sector Abuzz with First Quarter Rise |
Propulsion
Motors Demonstrated For LockMart's High Altitude Airship Program |
Mobile Development Time: Microsoft Emerging as Most Predictable
Platform |
Stocks Rally on Earnings & Deals |
Kazakhstan & Russia to Develop New Satellite Launching System |
Making Sense of Life Without Wires |
Nano Won't KO Silicon, Says Moore |
Nanomagnets Bend the Rules |
Early Home Environment & Television Watching Influence Bullying
Behavior |
IC Insights Raises '05 Cap Ex Forecast |
Study Finds Nanotech Patent 'Gold Rush' |
4-20-2005 |
London's 'Hot Spot' Gets Free Wi-Fi Coverage |
Ericsson Insists Staff Innocent in Tax Probe |
Acacia Technologies Files Patent Suit Against Intel, TI |
Workshop Tackles RFID Application Development |
Ax Finally Falling at Raytheon - Jobs Moving to Mexico |
March Semi Equipment Tool Orders Flat |
WiMax Faces Uphill
Battle for Dominance |
Einstein The Man
vs. Einstein The Icon |
Homemade EVDO/WiFi Mobile Access Point |
Wi-Fi Hotspots... Still Not That Hot |
Discovery
Launch Facing At Least One Week Delay To May 22 |
4-19-2005 |
Japan Renews Iridium Global Phone Service |
Princeton Starts Einstein Light Relay |
Wireless World: Satellite Cell Phones |
Driving & Dialing |
Surveillance Cameras Survey All Parts of Daily Life |
Nothing
Will Be Left to Chance in Discovery's Launch |
Startup Proposes Statistical Yield Modeling |
Call
for China to Develop Multiple Energy Sources |
Chinese
Boom City Descends into Anti-Japanese Fury |
Chips, Systems and Certification Pave Path to Global WiMax |
4-18-2005 |
Ranks of Chinese Wireless Developers Growing |
SEC Delays Stock-Option Accounting Rules |
Philips' Q1 Sales Flat, Net Income Plummets |
Wireless Goes Faster, Farther with WiMAX |
Silicon Valley Startup Offers Wireless Alternative to Cable and
DSL |
Happy 40th Birthday,
Moore's Law |
U.S. Freezes Israel Out of Jet Fighter Development as Punishment
For Military Ties With China |
Cellular Obsession |
Sound-Beam Inventor
Wins $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Award |
Toshiba
Offers Revolutionary Flat 3-D Screens: Without The Goggles |
LocaModa Turns Mobile Phones Into Remote Controls |
4-15-2005 |
Sony Ericsson Profit Tumbles on Falling Phone Prices |
London Market Feels Impact of Wall Street's Fall - Blames Tech |
Fill Up with No-Lead and Wi-Fi |
Consolidation Coming in Wireless IC Companies |
IBM May Restructure
After Earnings Shortfall |
Twenty Million U.S. Households to Use Satellite Radio by 2010 |
Intel Sees Mobile Broadband Starting in 2006 |
4-14-2005 |
Faster Handoff Between Wi-Fi Networks Promises Near-Seamless 802.11
Roaming |
P2P Fuels Global Bandwidth Binge |
Engineers Study Whether 'Light On A Wire' Is Wave Of Future For Circuitry |
China Soups Up Internet Censoring Filters |
Prying Eyes are Everywhere |
NASA
To Revisit Decision To Abandon Hubble Telescope |
China
To Export First Chinese Satellite |
Purdue Miniature Cooling Device Will Have Military, Computer Uses |
Taiwan Seeks to Increase Penalties for Technology Transfer |
Researchers Bend Plastic With Light |
4-13-2005 |
Uncle Sam's RFID Wants You |
Haiti Rolling Out 3G Network |
Report: Government Should Help U.S. Equipment Suppliers in China |
Energy Tech Companies Attracting Venture Capital |
A Good Year for 3G Handsets Forecast by Forward Concepts |
Growing Entrepreneurs |
Battlefield Communications |
Scientists Unravel Midwest Tornado Formation |
Google Launches
New Cellphone Services |
Laptop Design Can Be a Pain in the Posture |
4-12-2005 |
Ridge Says RFID Boosts Security |
Spyware Threatens to Pierce Vatican Walls |
US Delays Titan 4 Launch Over Canadian Oil Rig Concerns |
Europe Urged to Push Broadband Over Power Lines |
First Cell Phone
a True 'Brick' |
Minneapolis Looks To Go Wireless |
Mexico's Emerging Silicon Valley |
Agere Sells RF LDMOS Product Line to Ciclon |
Booming Photovoltaic Market Expected to Aid Wafer Makers |
Studies Differ Radically On Cell Phone TV |
Huge Growth Seen for 3G Phone Shipments in '05 |
4-11-2005 |
Engineering Education on the Rocks |
Fire Fighters Call for Unbiased RF Exposure Studies |
Chinese PM Proposes Indo-Chinese Technology Axis |
IBM, Sanyo Team on Fuel Cells for Notebooks |
Rise in 3G Deployments a Sign of 3G Acceptance |
Watch for "Evil Twins" at WLAN Hotspots - Devious! |
Russia To Pursue New Space Shuttle |
China Plans To Build 40 New Nuclear Reactors In Next 15 Years -
U.S. to Build 0 |
Razr, Design Push Remakes Motorola's Image |
4-8-2005 |
Philadelphia Still Working on City-Wide WLAN Access |
Navigation Drives Growth for Telematics in the Premium Car Segment |
NASA
To Launch Shuttle Discovery Before July |
Scientists Grow Thermoelectric Cobaltate Thin Films On Silicon |
EDA Business Model Under Fire |
Moto: 3G Pilots Likely in India by Year-End |
Space
Facility Transferred To Russia |
Semico's Feldhan Sees Second-Half Rebound |
4-7-2005 |
WLAN Standards Battle: In Search Of The Real CAPWAP |
Prices Are Falling ... And That's a Good Thing |
EEs Take Optical Aim at Ultrawideband RF |
Consumer Usability Seen as Key to VoIP's Success |
The New Bluetooth: More on the Beam |
Sony Suggests
Beaming Visions into Brain (the bPod?) |
New Technology For Navigating Without GPS |
The Falcon And Spaceman Ready To Take Wing |
Japan Unveils 20-Year Space Program Plan |
4-6-2005 |
Cadence's Bingham Calls on China to Respect Intellectual Property |
Venture Capital Funding Down 40% Year-on-Year |
Advanced Forecasting Says Threat of Semi Recession Receding |
Wi-Fi Industry Leaders Expand Nation's first Coast-to-Coast Wireless
Network for Emergency |
SI International to Upgrade Global Positioning System |
High-Tech Security Rolled Out for Papal Funeral |
Understanding Turbulence in the Fast Lane - Mach 10 and Beyond |
New Alloy Verified for Safer Disposal of Spent Nuclear Energy Fuel |
Tomorrow's Broadband Speeds Could be up to 1,600% Faster |
U.S. Moves to Create a Beachhead in Space |
4-5-2005 |
Google Feature Incorporates Satellite Maps |
South
Korea May Move Up Radar Satellite |
Two New Formats Aim to Bury the DVD |
High-Tech Passports Coming |
Incubating
European Industry |
Uncle Sam's RFID Wants You |
Finally, a decent tech IPO in Silicon Valley |
U.S. Air Force, Sun team on Java |
SIA's 'Actual' February Sales Show Slowing Growth |
RFID Standard Gets Second Backer |
Residential VoIP to Attract 27M Subscribers by 2009 |
4-4-2005 |
Philips, Penn State Refine Surface Potential Transistor Model |
SIA: February Global Semi Sales Up 16% |
Cheating Via Cellphones Rampant in NYC Schools |
Cities Eye Wireless Net |
Seattle
Bans Wi-Fi for Public Safety Reasons |
Dot-Com Revival Underway |
Automakers
Rush To Develop Hydrogen Cars |
Researchers Bridge Superconductivity Gap |
4-1-2005 |
Bush Cancels Space Shuttle Program |
Electronics Shipments Dip in February |
Researchers Develop Clear Picture Of 'Birth' Of Semiconductor Nanostructures |
Missile
Defense Program Beset By Rising Costs, Budget Shortfalls |
Philips Intros RFID Chip for EPCglobal Standard |
DOD Considering More Investments in Microwave Tube Technologies |
Wipro Says Interest in Outsourcing is on the Rise |
Robotics Review
Results in Bad News for Hubble |
Shortages & Replenishment Cycle Kicking in for ICs |
IEEE Moves to Create EDA Council |
China's Value-Added Tax on ICs Due to Expire |