10-31-2005 |
Phone
Industry Fails to Stop Lawsuits over Radiation |
Nanotubes Bend to the Task of Switching |
Chip Market up 5.2% in September |
EDO Nets $10M Contract for SigInt Antennas |
Bangladesh, Pakistan Team up with China on Space Cooperation |
Researchers Light up 'Dark' Spins in Diamond: Room Temperature Quantum
Computing |
'First Light' for the Large Binocular Telescope |
Timetable Set
for Dealing with Asteroid Threat |
Soaring Profits Found in Search Ads |
Vietnam
Aims to Launch First Satellite in 2008 |
Richard Smalley, Buckyball Co-Inventor, Succumbs to Cancer |
10-29-2005 |
"Ham Aid" Eligibility Expanded to Rita, Wilma Volunteers |
New BlackBerry
Model Expected to Be Unveiled Next Week |
RFICs Invoke a Paradigm Shift |
GaN Helps Scientists Generate Hydrogen from Water |
Qualcomm: Claims to EU Have No Merit |
Microsoft Threatens to Withdraw Windows in South Korea |
Sandia Demonstrates Device for Preventing Battlefield Friendly Fire |
Coming TV Change Won't Make Your Set Obsolete |
10-28-2005 |
Estimates: DOD Budget Peaks in 2006, and Begins Decade of Slow Decline |
Internet Use Up, but So Is User Concern |
Mobile Giants File Qualcomm EC Anti-Competitive 3G Licensing Compliant |
Component Distributors Mark Strong Quarter |
US
House Votes to Allow NASA to Buy More Soyuz Taxi Flights |
Army Orders Extra Circuit Cards from Raytheon |
The Mystery of the Module |
IBM Supercomputer Sets New Record |
First
Internet-Built Student Satellite Successfully Launched |
Viterbi Skeptical of Broadband Wireless Potential |
10-27-2005 |
Agreement to Spur Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery Development |
Budget Forecast Predicts More U.S. R&D Cuts |
How Einstein Managed
His Inbox |
Malaysia's Budget Welcomed by Electronics Industry |
Wal-Mart: RFID Tags Keep Shelves Stocked |
European Students
Launch Satellite into Space |
Air Force Satellite Practices Automated Docking |
Large Binocular Telescope Successfully Achieves "First Light" |
Nanomolecular Motor Spins on a Surface |
House Votes $1B for $40 Hand-Outs to Convert Analog TVs
(no need to give up your premium channels for one month
and buy one yourself) |
10-26-2005 |
RF Micro Devices Achieves Record Q2 Revenue |
RFID-Radar System Unveiled |
R&D Survey Shows U.K. Bucking Slumping Investment Trends |
Russian Government Approves 2006-2015 Federal Space Program |
Student Teams Win $15,000 for SoC Designs |
Remote Control Device 'Controls' Humans |
Internet Phone Wiretap Rule Challenged |
Study Finds Less Trusting Internet Users |
Agilent Becomes first T&M Company to Join ZigBee Alliance |
Google to Offer Giant Web Database |
10-25-2005 |
Agilent Technologies Announces Agreement with Auriga Measurement
Systems for Device Modeling Systems |
Ericsson Pays $2.1B for Bulk of Marconi |
Electronics R&D Investment Up, U.K. Bucks Trend |
Wind Farm off
Texas Shore Gains Momentum |
Distributed Phased Arrays Creating Better Transmission System for
Deep-space Applications |
Wisconsin May Open Private Spaceport near Sheboygan |
OXICAP(tm) Capacitor Wins "Component of the Year" Award
for first New Dielectric in 40 Years |
Unmanned Fighter Aircraft Program Takes Another Step Toward Deployment |
Fastwave
Integrates Wireless Underwater Network Technology with Iridium |
10-24-2005 |
Cingular Introduces E-Mail Access on Cells |
Successful Chinese Manned Space Mission Triggers Booming Aerospace
Economy |
Ericsson Plans R&D Center in India |
Nano-Electronics
Boosted Atom by Atom |
NASA Shuts Doors
as Wilma Nears Florida |
Scientists Synthesize Cheap, Easy-to-Make Ultra-Thin Photovoltaic Films |
Magnetic Nanoparticles Assembled into Long Chains |
Tokyo Show Proves Hydrogen is Popular |
Nanorobot
Fabrication Makes Ultrasmall Sensors Possible |
10-22-2005 |
Small-Time Inventors
Cry Foul on Patent Changes |
RFICs Invoke a Paradigm Shift |
New ARRL Petition Seeks to Resolve BPL Standoff |
Researchers: Technology can Help Elderly |
R&D Spending Surges in Singapore |
The World's Smallest
Car |
V-22 Osprey De-Ices Blades with LaBarge Electronics |
The Real Wireless
Revolution is Just Beginning |
10-21-2005 |
Senate Panel Sets
End Date for Analog TV |
Blackberry Users Learning Painful Lesson |
Bucky Paper: Stronger Than Steel, Harder Than Diamonds |
Japan
Creates The World's Fastest Electric Sedan |
Cell Phone Shipments Reach Record 208M |
Space Elevator
Contest Gets off the Ground |
Rice Scientists Build World's First Single-Molecule Car |
Google Profits
Hit Record Highs |
10-20-2005 |
IEEE-USA Opposes H-1B Visa Increase |
Harris Builds Marine Corps Radios |
Free Voice Phone
Calls Within Years? |
Fuel Cell Market Set to Take Off |
Lockheed
Martin's Last Titan IV Launches National Security Payload |
ADI to Refocus Amid Fab Closure, Job Cuts |
Google Library Faces New Lawsuit |
Unveiling
of first Rendering of 4-Dimensional Object |
Atoms Under Control |
Next-Generation
Rocket Engine Revs up Again |
Air Force will Use Cubic for Radar Training |
10-19-2005 |
Superconductor Developer Wins U.S. Contracts |
CIA Invests In No-Fuel Power Generators |
SEMI Book-to-Bill Flat as Market Stalls |
Pentagon Funds Superconductor Research |
What If It's a Not So Happy Holiday Season? |
Homeland Security Budget Grows to $40.6 Billion for 2006 |
It’s the Economy, Techies! |
Swiss Fighter Jets Will Use Radio Network From ThalesRaytheonSystems |
Colorado Team Shines in Solar Competition |
10-18-2005 |
Mobile Silicon Could Propel China's Nascent 3G Market |
Linear Targets Analog Expert Shortage |
Building a Better
Battery |
Chip ASPs to Increase in Q1 2006 |
Scientists
Propose Paradigm Shift in Robotic Space Exploration |
0.13 Micron Platform Tools Analog and RF Systems on Chip |
BAE Systems Awarded Doppler Radar Contract |
Harris Engineers to Present Next-Gen Mil Networking Solutions at
MILCOM 2005 |
10-17-2005 |
IEEE Press Seeks Book Proposals |
Symantec Says Mobile Virus Threats Low |
Leading U.S. Spammer Shut Down by FBI |
Africa's Cellphone Explosion Changes Economics & Society |
Boy Scouts Earn EE Merit Badges |
Freescale
Semiconductor Looks for Wireless to Improve |
New Broad Band General
Purpose Amplifiers |
Scotty's Remains to be Blasted into Space |
General Dynamics Gets $223 Contracts for Trimaran Littoral Combat
Ship |
Surge in ID Theft Using Spyware |
10-15-2005 |
ARRL Calls on FCC to Shut Down Virginia BPL System |
When it Comes to IP, Caveat Emptor |
Tracking Cell
Phones for Real-Time Traffic Data |
Record Handset Sales Drive Samsung's Q3 |
Digital TV Deadline
Likely to be Pushed to 2009 |
Nanoropes Being Braided |
What Would Jesus
Blog (WWJB)? |
Forecasting the Next Great San Francisco Earthquake |
New IE, Media Player Features Expected to Debut in Windows Vista
Refresh |
10-14-2005 |
Sypris Test & Measurement Open House |
Air Rage: Man Punches out Plane Window |
Consumer Chip Demand Escalating |
Marines Choose Harris for Multiband Software-Defined Radio Systems |
HP Recalls 135,000
Laptop Batteries |
Navy Names General Dynamics to Build EW System |
RF Monolithics Posts Loss as Auto Sales Slump |
Keep an Eye on Capital Spending, Analyst Firm Warns |
Broadband-Enabled Hotels to More Than Triple by 2009 |
New
RoHS Compliant 400-2500 MHz, 5-Bit, 15.5 dB Digital Attenuator |
Nokia
and Symantec to Collaborate in Enhancing Security for Smartphones |
10-13-2005 |
Survey: Litigation Skyrocketing Among Tech Companies |
U.S. Urged to
Back Science Education & Research |
Jazz: 0.13 Micron Platform for Analog and RF Systems on Chip |
Venture Capital Counter Climbed Strongly in Q3 |
Europe's RoHS Progress Mixed |
Call in the Lawyers: RoHS Liability |
Japan to Offer
VoIP for Cell Phones |
Northrop Grumman-Boeing Team Unveils Plans for Space Shuttle Successor |
Spaceward Foundation & NASA Announce Beam Power & Tether
Competitions (think Space Elevator) |
Amateur Radio Hurricane Recovery Operations Winding Down |
Nokia to Test BlackBerry Format |
Argument over a Leap Second |
10-12-2005 |
Silicon Valley Grows Up: Tech Industry Matures, Stabilizes |
Survey Shows IC Growth for 1H 2006 |
SEI Delivers Manportable Radar Systems to Northrop Grumman |
NIST Method Improves Reliability of GPS Clocks |
China Is Worried About China |
Air Force Chooses AMI Semiconductor to Make Rad-Hard Chips |
China's Shenzhou Safely Places Two Astronauts in Orbit |
M/A-COM
Signs $2B Contract with NY Office for Technology's Statewide Public Safety Wireless
Network |
10-11-2005 |
VC Seed Money on the Down Slope |
RFMD Announces Record September Quarterly Revenue |
Ericsson, Nokia Eye 450 MHz GSM Technology |
Wireless Industry Comes Together for Faster Wi-Fi |
Space
Tourist Olsen Returns to Earth |
Five Robots Finish DARPA Racecourse |
Harris
to Provide Unfurlable Satellite Antenna Reflectors |
The Internet Enters a Bold Second Act |
NASA's Experimental Sailplane Soars Like a Bird
(self-indulging here) |
Satellite Navigation to Assist Air and Waterway Crowding |
10-10-2005 |
"Wi-Fi" Added to Dictionary |
Group Formed to Break 802.11n Deadlock |
SI International to Design Air Force Communication Satellites |
ESA Begins Cryosat Launch Failure Probe (€140M loss) |
Hurricanes Whip up Shady Investments |
Gravity
Probe B Experiment will Reveal Whether Einstein was Right |
What is Elliptic Curve, and Why is it More Secure? |
Rockets of the
Future Take Center Stage |
ST Boosts Passive Integration |
10-8-2005 |
Amateur Radio "Saved the Day" in Mississippi |
Component Orders Continue Rising |
Putting Relativity to the Test |
East
European Wireless Profitability Continues Rapid Slide |
Google Localizes Online Maps Service |
Court Nixes Full Appeal in RIM Blackberry Suit |
One Small Step for Ford and Boeing |
Most Expensive U.S. Restaurants 2005 |
10-7-2005 |
Agilent's EEsof Cuts Prices, Adds Eagleware Translators |
EU Commission Urges More Robotics Spending |
Intel Buys Zarlink RF Biz |
Man-Made Diamonds Sparkle with Potential |
ISRO
to Develop Radar Imaging Satellite System |
Unidirectional Molecular Rotor May Lead to Tiny Sensors, Pumps,
Switches |
IEE Prez Cheers for Defense |
Philips Pitches RFID Technology to Policy Makers |
U.S. Suppliers to Grab Half of Semi Processing Market in '05 |
10-6-2005 |
Japan
to Stage Mock Cyberattacks |
RFMD Enters Market for DC-DC Converter Power Management Components |
Military to Fund Prosthetics Research |
Cellular Pioneer Tags Broadband Wireless "Disruptive" |
Military Space Projects Face the Budget Ax |
Virginia City First with BPL Network |
Freescale Marries Bluetooth, UWB |
Electronics Factory Shipments up Again |
Boeing Labels 787 Parts with RFID Tags |
Presto! It's a Semiconductor |
SpaceShipOne
On Display At US Flight Museum |
10-5-2005 |
Progress
Energy May Build New Nuclear Plant in Florida |
Google, Sun Ink Deal in Challenge to Microsoft |
Two Americans, One German Win Nobel Physics Prize for Explaining
Light |
Europe Willing to Pay to Get Science & Engineering on TV |
Americas, Europe, Japan in Decline, Asia-Pacific Booming - SIA |
Freescale Marries Bluetooth, UWB |
Nanoscientists Provide New Picture of Semiconductor Material |
Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Destroyed 109 Oil Platforms |
22 Robots Finish Racecourse in DARPA Semifinal |
IP TV: The Next Wave of Telco Spending |
10-4-2005 |
Silence Aloft Is Under Threat |
RFMD Extends
Leadership in Transmit Modules |
Wireless Developers Unsatisfied with Software Tools |
Yahoo Begins Effort to Bring Books Online for Reading |
Agilent Announces Plans for Eagleware-Elanix EDA Product Line |
New Cars Help Drivers Avoid Crashes |
Electronics Factory Shipments up Again |
China Shuts Down Web Sites in Crackdown |
Rocket Racing: NASCAR of the Skies |
10-3-2005 |
Peregrine Semiconductor Achieves Major Breakthough for 3G Cell Phones |
Agilent Technologies Announces Plans for Recently Acquired Eagleware-Elanix EDA
Product Line |
China Poised to Become World's Largest Exporter in 10 Years |
Euro Distribution: Facing up to Change |
L-Mart Replaces Army Reconnaissance Radar for $11M |
Purdue Nanotechnology Center Focuses on Discovery |
Soyuz with Millionaire Tourist Docks at Space Station |
Google Morphs into Multifaceted Juggernaut |
Global Semi Sales Up 3% in August |
Europe Lobbies to Wrest Internet Control from U.S. |
Hawaii Quietly Nurturing High-Technology Industry |
Canadian Firms Sign a Tactical Military Communications Agreement |
10-2-2005 |
Antennae and Solar Cells on One Surface |
New Bans Show China's Concerns About Tech's Threat to Communism |
Planes May One Day Fly in 'V' Formations Ala Geese |
Sun's Direct Role in Global Warming May Be Underestimated |
Scientist Readies for His $20M Soyuz Trip to ISS |
10-1-2005 |
Motorola Urges Congressional Push on Public Safety Band |
Wireless Competition Robust Despite Consolidation - FCC |
Fuel Cell Mobile Phone is in Near Future |
U.S.
Patent Office Rejects Remaining NTP Patent - RIM Contest |
Bicycling Robot Shows Good Balance |
U.N. Members Look to Loosen U.S. Hold on Web |
Nanoscientists Describe Electron Movement Through Molecules |
Olson
Set for First Soyuz Tourist Flight Since 2002 to ISS |
Chip Helps Electric Outlet Go Broadband |