Technical Headline News Archive - July 2005

Technology Headline News Archives - RF Cafe

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7-29-2005

RF Cafe Appears in WSJ's CareerJournal.com (by Sarah E. Needleman)

Wi-Fi Achieves "Success" Status

Energy Policy Overhaul on Way

IC Insights Ranks Chip Makers on first-Half Sales

Freescale Moves into IC Insights' Top 10

WiMAX Interest Spreading to Asia

Firms Test the Blogosphere

Water Ice in Crater at Martian North Pole

Great Britain's Defense Secretary Gives Green Light to UAV Program

Science Community Charged About New Mega-Magnet

Defense Contractors Raise 2005 Forecasts

Hop-On Offers Two New Low-Cost CDMA Handset Solutions to Emerging Markets

7-28-2005

Great Expectations Practically Guarantee Growth of In-Building Wireless

Future Horizons Sees 20% Growth in 2006 Chip Market

Shuttle Does a Flip, Then Docks with Space Station

Physicist Throws Time-Travel Theories a Curve

Nanotech: NASA's Next Giant Leap

Mobile Handset Sales up 18% in Q2

Branson and Rutan Launch New Spaceship Manufacturing Company

Geeks Gather at 'What the Hack' Conference

Army Orders Radios from ITT Industries

VideoComm Technologies New TCO-5808 Wireless Transmitter & Receiver System

7-27-2005

EADS Quarterly Profit up 47% on Airbus Deliveries

U.S. Renews Mexico Travel Warning as Killings Mount

Discovery Gets U.S. Back into Space!

Wipro Targets Latest Outsourcing Trend: R&D

Motorola Describes Mobile WiMAX Effort for 4G

U.K. Analyst Blasts "Timid" Semiconductor Industry CEOs

Semico Sees Upswing for ICs Through 2008

First "Windows Vista" Beta Could Ship Today

IQE Starts Shipping Antimonide-Based Epitaxial Wafers

EDO Builds Microwave Receiver for Climate Satellite

Motorola Looks to Dial into BlackBerry Success

China Plans Woman in Space by 2010

7-26-2005

Discovery Aloft; 'Godspeed - And Have a Little Fun up There.' Awesome!

Residents Fight to Keep Analog Cell Phones

Motorola Unveils Slim Windows Smart Phone (ala Blackberry)

Lockheed Martin's Earnings up 56% in 2Q

Periodic Table's Design Gets an Elemental Change

Nuclear Weapons Continue to Pose a Serious Health Risk in Europe

Intel Building $3B Semiconductor Plant in Arizona

Planned Merger Would Create Chinese Electronics Powerhouse

M/A-COM Introduces New High Linearity RoHS Compliant 0.5-3.0 GHz SPDT 3.0 V Switch

7-25-2005

Broadband Powers up on the Grid (BPL)

Discovery Launch to go Ahead Even if Fuel Gauge Malfunctions

Military Microsatellite Looks in on Spacecraft

Trial Backs Criticized 'Fusion in a Jar' Effort

Microsoft Dubs Longhorn 'Windows Vista'

Japan Plans World's Fastest Supercomputer

Air Force Names BAE Systems for Radar Warning Receivers

U.S. House of Representatives Overwhelmingly Passes NASA Authorization Bill

Deep Impact: During and After Impact

7-22-2005

Semis South of the Border

The Street Eyes Pentagon Giants' Earnings Outlook

China Bans Foreign Firms Owning TV and Radio Channels

Iran to Launch First Space Satellite in 2006

NASA Finds 'Most Probable' Technical Problem Delaying Shuttle Launch

Fire Hits U.K. Test House

One-Atom-Thick Materials Promise a 'New Industrial Revolution'

Students Steer a Blimp to Test Near Space Military Technology

DARPA Sets Sights on Improving Analog-to-Digital Conversion

Group Calls for Easing Rules on U.S. Tech Sales to China (maybe we should just nuke ourselves?)

7-21-2005

WiFi VoIP Handset Revenue Ticks Up

China Reacts Angrily to DoD Report (they would never attack Taiwan, would they?)

Taiwan Looks to Chip Design as Growth Engine

Explosions Hit Three London Tube Stations, One Bus

N. American Residential VoIP Market Set to Enter Mass Market

Skills Challenge Lies Ahead for Europe

U.S., Indian Universities Team to Improve Engineering Education

DOD Lets $219 Million in Missile-Defense Contracts

eBay's Earnings Climb 53% (used test equipment available there)

Discovery Launch Set for Tuesday Morning

7-20-2005

European R&D Hit as Work Moves Abroad

Tech Group Warns of Investment Drain to Asia

Venture Capital Web Scammers Trolling for Money

Can We Talk? The Cell Phone Debate at 35,000 Feet

Cellphone Sales Seen at Over 1 Billion

DOD Space Buys Leak Billions

Pentagon Sees China as a Growing Regional Threat

Northrop Grumman to Provide IR Countermeasures for C-130 Aircraft

U.S. Still Dominates in Electronic Design

Telecom Market to See Huge Boom

7-19-2005

Broadcom Agrees to Pay $76M to Buy Siliquent

Chipmakers, NY State Form R&D Initiative

Wireless Music Services to be Huge

Raytheon Supplies Air Traffic Control Radar for Venezuela

PC Shipments Surge to Near 5-Year High - Dell Widens Lead on HP

Semiconductor Industry Faces Big Changes in the Years Ahead

Nanowires in Blood Vessels May Help Monitor, Stimulate Neurons in the Brain

Researchers Make Advances in Wind Energy Generation

Hackers Shift Focus to Swiping ID Information

7-18-2005

TI Exec Sees Chip Industry Entering New Era

DoD to Use HP Supercomputer for Weapon Design

RF Roof Cleaning in Moscow

Fundamental Limitation To Quantum Computers

HP Expected to Announce Massive Layoffs

In-Flight Cell Phones Unlikely, FAA Tells Congress

Fuel Cell Innovator Completes Series-B Funding Round

Philips Sees No Semiconductor Upturn, Consumer Weakness

7-16-2005

TI Exec Sees Chip Industry Entering New Era

DoD to Use HP Supercomputer for Weapon Design

RF Roof Cleaning in Moscow

Fundamental Limitation To Quantum Computers

HP Expected to Announce Massive Layoffs

In-Flight Cell Phones Unlikely, FAA Tells Congress

Fuel Cell Innovator Completes Series-B Funding Round

Philips Sees No Semiconductor Upturn, Consumer Weakness

7-15-2005

Senate Considers Speeding up Digital TV Transition

U.S. to Lose Chip Market Share Through 2009

Cellular Operators Must get into Wireless Broadband

Chinese VC Investment Set to Fall in 2005

Synthetic Diamonds Seen Spurring Technology

Honeywell Dives into Nanotechnology Research

Deep Impact Flyby Spacecraft May Get New Job

Intelligence is Irrelevant to a Happy Old Age - There IS Hope for Me!

Device Creates Electricity and Treats Wastewater

Martians Will Need to Watch Out for Towering Electrified Dust Devils

Competition Slashing Costs of Broadband

RF Micro Devices Forecasts Continued Growth in Shipments of POLARIS TOTAL RADIO Transceiver Chipsets

7-14-2005

ABI Research Sees Cellular Operators Engaging with WiMAX

Ebbers Gets 25 Years for WorldCom Fraud

U.S. Air Force Purchases Cable and Antenna Test Systems for B2A Aircraft

National to Close Singapore Plant, Cuts 950 Jobs

Move to China May be Blower than Predicted

GPS Makes Getting Lost a Thing of the Past

Microsoft Warns of Flaws in Word, Windows

NASA Postpones Discovery Launch

Northrop Grumman Awarded Contract for Radar Upgrade to F-16 Aircraft

7-13-2005

Space Shuttle Liftoff at 3:51 pm EDT: Return-to-Flight Coverage

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Sharp Rise in Tax Revenue to Pare U.S. Deficit

Mobile Phone Cost Impact Seen in U.N. Recycle Plan

Wireless Providers Gain Ground on Wireline Services

Military Turns to Virtual Reality to Treat Post-Traumatic Stress

Intel Bill Slashes Big Ticket Satellites

Investment to Boost London Tech Development

After Record Year, Cell Phone Sales are Slowing

Carriers' Investments in VoIP Gear Set to Surge

3G to Reach Mass Market in Five Years

7-12-2005

Car Phone Users '4x More Likely to Crash'

HP Launches New Printer Technology

RFID Ready to Blossom

All Eyes on Discovery, Scanning for Damage

Energy-Beam Weapons Still Missing from Action

Broadband Over Powerline (BPL) Gains Investors & Detractors

Rockwell Collins to Build $350M Air Force GEMS Network

Raytheon, Cessna Receive NASA Quite Sonic Boom Research Grants

European Union Raids Intel Offices

MEMS Market Set to Fall from 15% Annual Growth

7-11-2005

WiMAX Will Be Entry Point for New Operators, Report Predicts

Startup Claims Breakthrough in Electron Microscopy

Tyco Small Diameter Cables Offer Weight & Space Savings

Tech Industry Report: Microsoft Plans Expansion

Wi-Fi Wave Heading for Beach Communities

Deal to Develop In-Flight Cell Phone Service

Army Orders More Falcon Radios from Harris

Littoral Stealth Combat Ship will use Lockheed Martin Software

Discovery Countdown Begins for Wednesday Launch

Strengthening Coffee

China's Military Buildup a Concern, Not a Threat: Rice

7-6-2005

Army to Have Federal Prisoners Build Military Radios

Methanol Fuel Cell Achieves Record Power Output

European Legislators Vote Down Software Patent Bill

Military Supplies Get to Market on the Double

Pentagon Pushes on with Near-Space Craft

BAE Systems Receives $1.127B Order to Remanufacture & Upgrade Bradley Vehicles

Jailbreak Tips from Martha Stewart?

7-5-2005

Tech Firms Want Europe Patent Law Pulled

More Computer Classes Urged for Kids

Ceramic Materials Improve Spacecraft Insulators

Teenage Creator of Sasser Worm Goes on Trial

New WLAN Uses Signals Too Weak for Normal Antennas

Air Force Taps Secure UWB

NASA's Deep Impact Generates Its Own Spectacular Photo Flash

Russian Astrologer Sues NASA Over Comet

179 Lives Saved by Ballistic Recovery Systems' Parachute

Water-Filled Flip-chip ICs Streamline Chip Cooling

Central Asian Security Summit to be Held Against Anti-US Backdrop

Sanyo Plans to Cut 15% of Workforce

7-4-2005

Comet Impactor Hits Tempel 1

Man Recites π from Memory to 83,431 Places

5 U.S. Technical Job Classifications Show Employment Drop, 1 Shows Steep Increase

Cellphones Don't Destroy Petrol Stations

Sprint to Start WiMAX Trials

Stronger 2nd Half Tempered by Uncertainty in Some Industry Sectors

China to Start Granting UWB Waivers

Cell Phone Could Produce "Vitamins for the Brain"

ESD Protection Devices Tout Highest Levels of Protection

Researchers Create first Nanofluidic Transistor

Fireworks Safer than Ever but Still Risky

China Prepares to Export first Satellite

7-1-2005

Beijing Clinic Ministers to Internet Addicts

WiMAX Vendors Piqued by FCC's 3.65 GHz Order

EE Times' Venture Capital Counter Sets Record $1.1 Billion

Where the Customers Are: Global Markets

Army Buys More SINCGARS Radios for $478 Million

Second-Half Preview: IC Market Wakes Up

Mars Rover Finally Frees Itself

Japanese Firm Develops World's First Robot Powered by Fuel Cells

Researchers Discover Microbes Can Produce Miniature Electrical Wires

3M to Repatriate $1.7B in Foreign Earnings