1-31-2005 |
The Russians Are Coming - Technospies |
Mars Recon Orbiter to Launch in August |
Hungary's
04 Mobile Phone Penetration Rate 86.4% |
Phone
Sales Jumped in 2004 |
Phased-Array Antennas get MEMS Relays |
Will Anyone Miss FCC's Powell? |
New Satellite Companies Formed in European Joint Venture |
December's Chip Sales Fell, Expect Same in Q1, Says SIA |
RFID Chips In Car Keys And Gas Pump Pay Tags Carry Security Risks |
It’s Harder to Wake a Sleeping Teenager than a Sleeping Adult |
Public Wi-Fi Awaits its 'Q' |
1-28-2005 |
US Navy Release first Photos of Damaged USS San Francisco Submarine |
China Says it Had 334.82M Mobile-Phone Users by End of 2004 |
Cray (they're still around?) to Deliver Supercomputer to US Army
Corps of Engineers |
Let the Semi Inventory Correction Begin |
Flight of the
Fly Caught in X-Ray Image |
Unexplained Spot Found on ISS (ETs Marked It?) |
Tax Concerns Stunt Wind Energy Growth |
Military Sales Lift Lockheed Martin Profit To $372M |
The Big
Lie: Tsunami and Global Warming |
Cell Phone Shipments Rise 24 Percent |
1-27-2005 |
Embattled Execs Shown the Door |
'Huge Amount Of Pain' Seen For Defense As Cuts Loom |
Congress Puts Spyware on Hit List |
First
European Long-Term Space Station Mission This Year |
DARPA Picks BAE to Build Radio-Seeking Mortars |
Microsoft to Make Windows Anti-Piracy Program Mandatory |
Robotic Helicopters Take Flight at UC-Berkeley |
TSMC to Raise Capex for 2005 by up to 12% |
Analyst Predicts Wi-Fi Will Cut Operator Profits |
1-26-2005 |
Radar Golf Claims Breakthrough With RFID Golf Balls |
Putting Missile Countermeasures on Airliners Too Costly for Now |
Report Says WiMAX Needs VoIP |
Cadence Eases Wireless Design With RF IC Flow |
American Border Patrol Beefs up Technology |
Agilent Forms China Holding Company |
ISSI to Reduce 30% of U.S. Workforce |
Air Force Picks Raytheon Radar for Unmanned Combat Plane |
Canada Steps in
to Defend BlackBerry |
Space Race 2: Seats Open For Soyuz Flights (take extra food &
batteries, though) |
1-25-2005 |
US
Aborts Plans To Repair Hobbled Hubble: Reports |
Coolant Leak Shuts Down The Fermi II Power Plant |
Georgia Tech Microgenerator Can Power Electronics |
Harris to build Spaceborne Antenna For MUOS Network |
IEEE Takes Middle Road On Copyright Infringement |
Roaring Laptop Sales Boost PC market |
Opportunity Marks One Year On Mars |
EDS, Lockheed Martin To Share $800 Million HUD Contract |
Analyst Drops 2005 Chip Market Growth Forecast To 2% |
Matsushita Electric To Cut More Than 1,000 Jobs |
1-24-2005 |
EADS Targets Changes Over Next Four Years |
Video Trumps Voice in Cell Phone of the Future |
Raytheon Beating Global Hawk Sensor Cost Goals |
Thousands Leave
Computers, Cell Phones in Cabs |
IBM, Airespace Join Mobile VoIP Group |
Single-Chip Cell Phone Promise Fulfilled, Claims TI |
Harris Corp. Builds Iraqi Television and Radio Networks |
Intelligence in Men & Women is a Gray and White Matter |
Army Readies Robot
Soldier for Iraq |
Chipcon Buys Figure8, Forging One-Stop Shop For ZigBee |
Global Warming Blamed for Extinction of Dinosaurs (SUVs not responsible) |
Duet
Chinese To Orbit Earth This Autumn |
1-21-2005 |
Michael Powell Steps Down As FCC Chairman Today |
Migration to 802.11i Will Be a Bumpy Ride |
HSARPA Turning To Industry For Ideas To Detect Bombs In Vehicles,
Packages |
WiMAX Timeline Delayed by Six Months |
Agilent to Acquire Korean Power Amplifier Maker |
Semi Suppliers Still Reeling From Inventory, Restructuring Issues |
Rare Spate of
Solar Storms Bombards Spacecraft |
'Evil Twin' Haunts Wi-Fi Users |
Ground-Breaking Research Into Effect Of Millimetric Waveband (MMW)
Frequencies On Human Skin |
Solving the Enigma of Kryptos |
1-20-2005 |
LG Denies Talks With Siemens on Handset Unit Purchase |
IDirect
And Loral Skynet Demonstrate Remote Broadband Wireless Connectivity |
Tech Stocks Drop, Pressured by Ebay & Qualcomm |
A Century Later, Einstein's Theories Inspire Advances |
Russia And Europe Sign Space Agreement |
Russia Led In 2004 Space Launches |
Titan Is Europe's Latest Space Triumph |
Wi-Fi surpasses Ethernet in home networking: Survey |
Merrimac Builds Satellite Parts for Air Force GPS Network |
Antenna Firm Secures $12 Million to Support Product Development |
1-19-2005 |
Motorola Sees Record Q4 |
Mobile Phone Market Seen to Reach 2 Billion Users in '05 |
U.S. Air Force Excited About Near-Space Prospects |
China to Allow More Cellphone Vendors Into Local Market |
V-22 Program Grappling With New Glitch As Key Review Nears |
Federal Court Rules for Qualcomm, Against Maxim |
A380 Superjumbo Means Big Lift For Aerospace Firms |
Solar Storm Could
Spark Fireworks in The Sky |
Space
Race 2: Bezos And Life Beyond Amazon |
1-18-2005 |
Cell-Phone Shushing Gets Creative |
Web Sites Let Drivers Flag Road Ragers |
Race for Next Space Prize Ignites |
Commentary:
China's 2first Century Management |
Tiny Robots Made
of Cells and Microchips |
Air Force Orders Improved Data Security for Satellites |
Counterfeit Parts Still Flood the Supply Chain |
Vladimir Putin Calls for Tech Economic Zones |
Orthogon Raises Bar in Broadband Wireless |
3G Demand Boosts Sony Ericsson |
DOD Seen As Close To Deciding Missile Defense Cuts |
1-17-2005 |
Qualcomm Bolsters Tgn Sync Group's 802.11n Proposal |
Electronics Production Rises Again |
Motorola, Oakley to Collaborate on Wearable Bluetooth Devices |
Analyst Fined for Spreading False Rumor About RF Micro Devices |
Intellectual Quandary |
Raytheon Delivers New Radar to Boeing Ahead of Schedule |
Amazon Founder
Unveils Space Center Plans |
Advance In Transparent Electronics Could Spawn New Industry |
Diamond Dust May Make Televisions Thin |
Scientists Ecstatic At Result Of Titan Probe |
1-14-2005 |
Other X-Prize Teams Pressing On Toward Flight |
Pentagon Cuts Could Mean Job Losses at Fort Worth, TX, Lockheed
Martin Plant |
Internet2 Consortium Sets New Internet Speed Record |
Korea, Taiwan Vendors Threaten Japan's Hold on Consumer Semis |
Space Watch: The Outlook For 2005 |
USAF Communications Expert to Speak at Military Technologies Conference |
Planes Will Soon Fly Stacked More Closely |
Space
Probe Makes Final Descent Towards Saturn Moon |
Opportunity Spots Curious Object on Flat Mars Plain |
1-13-2005 |
RF Vendor Changes Name, Upgrades ESL Tool |
Hacker Breaks Into T-Mobile Network |
Canadian Researcher Invents New Solar Cell |
Most Travelers Want to Keep In-Flight Cell Phone Ban |
U.S. Commerce Secretary Mixes Sweet and Sour Remarks in China |
Deep Impact Lifts Off On Mission To Crash Into Comet |
Infineon Issues Earnings Warning |
U.S.
Missile Test Failure Caused By 'Minor' Glitch |
Nanotech Sector Needs Sturdy Business Models |
Apple's Profits
More Than Quadruple |
U.S. Submarine Ran Into Apparently Uncharted Undersea Mountain |
1-12-2005 |
MIMO Set to Soar in 05 |
RFID Tag Market to Reach Almost $3 Billion in 2009 |
Motorola President, COO Zafirovski to Resign |
IBM Top Patent Earner Again In 2004 |
Raytheon Wins $93.9 Million Navy Radar Contract |
Group targets
Apple over recycling (iPod=iWaste?) |
NanoMarkets Releases New Nanoelectronics Market Reports |
Japan
To Consider Joint Study On Airborne Anti-Missile Laser System |
FCC Says 35 Bidders Qualify for Wireless Auction |
Iceland's Hydrogen Buses Zip to Oil-Free Economy |
1-11-2005 |
U.S. Lost 1.5 Mln Jobs to China in 1989-2003 |
Analysis: Fabless to Benefit as Foundries Face Tough Q1 |
College Grads Moving Back Home |
Equipment Industry Celebrates 52% Growth |
Deep Impact Comet Probe To Launch Jan 12 |
U.S. Patent Leader IBM to Give Away 500 Patents |
The Scanner You Can Take Anywhere |
Scientists Spot
Biggest Known Stars |
MIMOing Your Way to Faster Wi-Fi |
1-10-2005 |
Half
A Billion Dollar GSM Upgrade for Trinidad |
Companies Extend Lineup to Include WiMAX Support |
Korean Exports Expected to Slow in 2005 |
Carriers
Should Rethink Strategies When Launching PTT Outside the U.S. Market |
Freescale Demos UWB Cell Phone |
WiFi Drives 5-fold Sales Increase at SiGe Semiconductor |
‘White Noise’
Focuses Attention On Spooky Sounds |
New UWB Technology Demonstrates HDTV Transmission Through A Wall |
U.S. Government Readies WLAN Guidelines |
Chip-Scale Magnetic Sensor Draws On Mini Clock Design |
1-7-2005 |
Harris provides encryption for Raytheon's IFF System |
U.S. Official: Hike in H-1B Visas to Indian Workers Likely |
Bush Plans to Boost Commercial Human Space Flight |
U.S. Schools Behind in Use of Technology |
Comet
Machholz Visits The Pleiades This Friday Night |
What Was Big As a Jeep, Became Smaller Than a Penny |
Deploy First, Says FCC's Powell, Ask Questions Later |
Elements
In Place For Shuttle Return To Flight |
Elegant Shape Of Eiffel Tower Solved Mathematically By U. of CO
Professor |
1-6-2005 |
Harris PTP Radio Approved for Use in China |
Mobile Internet Access to get Another Player: Satellite |
Vendors Split Over Powerline Technology |
Canadian Firm Nets $154M From U.S. for Hubble Repair Deal |
Ultrawideband Shows its Potential at CES |
Hybrid-Electric Vehicle Demand To Reach 4.5 Million Units in 2013 |
National Semi Cuts 550 as it Restructures Manufacturing |
Companies Team to Enable Push-Button Security in WiFi Nets |
Manufacturer Says Recreational Lasers Pose no Danger to Airplanes |
Massive Supercomputer Resources Drive Advances In Combustion &
Astrophysics Research |
L-3 Communications
Acquires Tactical UAV Maker |
Nanotubes
Form Along Atomic Steps |
1-5-2005 |
Microwave Weaponry Means 150 Jobs in ABQ |
Tech Gives It Up for Asia |
Telecom Firms
to Develop New Mobile Standard |
Las Vegas Airport Offering Free Wi-Fi Internet |
Laser Wielder Faces Big Penalties |
Motorola Plans Bluetooth Interactive Outerwear |
The State Of Weapons Proliferation In 2004 |
We're All Ears: SETI Listening For ET |
Broadcasters Announce Military Channels for Cable TV |
Lockheed On The Lookout For Budget Cuts |
CEA Expects 2005 Sales to Hit $125.7 Billion |
1-4-2005 |
SAIC To Develop High Power Microwave for Air Force |
Casio Wrist Watches
New Terrorist Weapons |
Students Break Electric Vehicle Land-Speed Record |
F-35 Trumps F/A-22 In Latest Defense Department Budget Battle |
Rover Hits One-Year Mark On Mars |
Boom Seen for Cellular Modems Through 2009 |
'Super 3G' Technology Proposed For Next-Gen Cellphones |
Analysis:
Scientists And Engineers At War |
In-Stat Forecasts 6% Semiconductor Slump In 2005 |
2005 International
Consumer Electronics Show |
Analysis:
US-Russia Teamwork Unraveling |
1-3-2005 |
Tsunami Warning Failed to Get Through-Thai Expert |
SIA: Semi Sales Top $19B for November |
Terrorism Fight Prods NSA to Look Beyond Its Fortress |
Motorola Completes Field Tests of 4.9 GHz Radio |
Scaled Composites' GlobalFlyer Readied for Record Flight |
Taiwan Police Seize 60,000 Suspect AMD CPUs |