1-31-2006 |
Cell-Phone Balloons May Soar over ND |
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3G/WCDMA Operators Combine with EDGE |
Reshuffle at Nokia Affects 200 Jobs |
"Point-and-Search" for Cell Phones Hits Japan |
India Set for Electronics Growth |
USAF Picks Lockheed Martin to Build $2B Network |
General Dynamics Will Upgrade Army Communication Network |
Samsung Develops Fuel Cell for Media Players |
Survey Says Workers "Monkey Around" |
Nuclear Power Could Cut Time to Pluto from Years to Weeks |
1-30-2006 |
Middle
East Poised for Rapid Spread of 3G Services |
Congress Seen
Not Easing TV Rules for Telecoms |
Google Heads to Court to Protect Users |
WiMAX Relying on Government, Qualcomm Says |
RIM Gets
Favorable Ruling in InPro Patent Litigation |
Using Mobile Phones Reduces Error Rate In Hospital Care |
'Electronic Discovery'
Industry Blooming |
Understanding Phenomena Controlling PEM Fuel Cell Performance, Durability |
Agilent
Technologies Announces Breakthrough |
1-29-2006 |
Idaho Telecommunications Company Getting Out of BPL |
Analysis: Accurate Prognosis of Electronics Industry Difficult |
BlackBerry Shutdown
Fears are Overblown |
Web Anonymizers Suddenly Get Very Popular |
WiMAX Prognosis Examined in Reports |
3G Retains
its Buzz, but Potential is Still Unclear |
Air Pollution May Have Darkened China Skies |
Microsoft May Not Be Off Hook in Europe |
Rivals Jockey for 4G Lead |
7 Myths About
the Challenger Shuttle Disaster |
1-27-2006 |
Lockheed Martin Remains Top DoD Contractor in 2005 |
RFID Market to Grow 10-Fold by 2016 |
Intel Claims World's First 45-Nanometer Chip |
Microsoft Posts Record $11.8B Revenue |
Soldius Debuts Solar Golf Bag |
Net VoIP Calls
Could Hide Hack Attacks (yikes - back to landlines!) |
Bell Helicopter Tests Unmanned Tilt-Rotor Craft |
U.K. Music File Sharers Ordered to Shell out Thousands |
Air Force Will Test Hypersonic Plane in 2007 |
Researchers Find Signs of Extra Dimensions of String Theory |
1-26-2006 |
Demand Grows for COTS Technology in European Military Communications
Market |
RF Micro Devices Delivers Record Quarterly Revenue |
New GPS-Based Spyware Could Prevent Canadian Drivers from Speeding |
Small Businesses Lagging in RoHS Efforts |
Sales Up, Profits Under Pressure at Nokia |
Scientists Study Scientific Secrecy |
Engineers Develop Smallest Device to Control Light |
Magnetic Spin Details May Lead to New Devices |
Scientists Spot
a New Earthlike Planet |
Scientists: 'Superhuman' Enhancements Will Be Ethical Conundrums
of Future (I need something right now) |
Google Praised, Chided for Sanitized Site |
U.N. Lends Backing to the $100, Hand-Cranked Laptop (no kidding) |
1-25-2006 |
Worldwide Hotspot List Tops 100,000 Mark |
Seoul, Korea Top Wireless Hotspot Worldwide, San Fran Top in U.S. |
Competitiveness Bill in Congress Targets Research & Education |
ARRL Board Ramps Up Focus on Grassroots Lobbying, Disaster Planning |
Trade Group Offering RoHS Compliance Certification |
Standards Loom for RoHS Materials Declaration |
Navy Extends Raytheon Avionics Contract |
Chinese Design Competence on the Rise |
Isle of Man Seeks to be Switzerland of Space |
Microsoft to
Open Windows Source Code for EU |
U.N. Reports Rise in Cybersquatting |
1-24-2006 |
Report Slams Impact of Nanotechnology Research |
Better Cellphone
Service Through ... Balloons? |
IC Foundry Market to Grow 32% in 2006 |
Opera Releases 'Mini' Mobile Phone Browser |
Poor Work Performance
Blamed on Internet |
Shanghai Boosts Development of Space Industry |
Stressful Times Result in Hardier Boys |
Spacecraft Skin 'Heals' Itself |
Nerves Fraught After Exam Device Malfunction |
Carbon Design Systems Establishes Japanese Subsidiary |
1-23-2006 |
New Super-Gun to be Tested in February |
Europe Overtakes U.S. as Largest Computer Market |
Darker Days in China as Sun Gets Dimmer |
U.S. Supreme
Court Rejects BlackBerry Patent Appeal |
South Korean High-Speed 'Net Users Reach 12.2 Million |
CA Tech Sector Sees Sign of Comeback |
EADS Space to Play Central Role in Galileo Sat Nav Test |
Higher Education Fuels Stronger Belief in Ghosts |
New Nanotube Theory Announced |
Japan's Former IT Hero Arrested |
1-22-2006 |
Joel Harrison, W5ZN, Elected ARRL's 14th President |
IEEE Group Approves 802.11n Draft |
Millicom
Contemplates Asset Sale |
Sony Cuts 400 from U.S. TV Plant |
NASA Pluto Probe uses Plutonium-Powered Generator |
Format War Looms
for New Wireless Standard |
Japan Hits S. Korea's Hynix with 27.2% Tariff |
U.K. & U of Bristol Reports Progress with Self-Healing Spacecraft |
Iridium to Supply Communications for Ham Radio Antarctic "Dxpedition" |
Google Stand
Could be Good for Business |
1-20-2006 |
Shutdown "Imperative" in Face of Still-Unresolved BPL
Interference, ARRL Says |
First WiMAX-Certified Products Announced |
China
Issues Homegrown 3G Mobile Phone Standard |
U.K. Study: Cell Phones Pose No Risk of Brain Cancer |
Carbon Nanotube, Molecule Joined to Create New Transistor |
Motorola Earnings up 102% |
IEEE Confirms Next-Gen Wi-Fi Standard |
Humans Hard-Wired
for Geometry |
Lockheed Martin Awarded $144M Navy Undersea Surveillance System
Contract |
Toward a Quantum Computer, One Dot at a Time |
NASA Launches New Horizons Spacecraft to Pluto |
1-19-2006 |
U.S. to Open WiMAX Spectrum |
RFID to Stay Hot in 2006 |
Ultrawideband Task Group Agrees to Disagree |
Earth's Limited Supply of Metals Raises Concern |
H-1B Visa Exemption Cap Reached |
Sandia Researchers Seek Ways to Make Lithium-ion Batteries Work
Longer & Safer |
First Magnetic-Levitation Elevators to Debut by 2008 |
British Student's
Million $$$ Pixel Site Targeted by Hackers |
Losing Sleep Undoes Rejuvenating Effects New Learning Has on Brain |
Study: Men Enjoy Seeing Bad People Suffer |
Microjets May
Transform Flying - SUVs in the Sky |
Agilent Technologies Announces Plans to Expand EDA Product Portfolio |
1-18-2006 |
Internet Users Judge Web Sites in Less than a Blink |
Applied Wave Research Claims "Radical" Enhancements to
Tool Suite |
NTP Suggests
30 Days Before BlackBerry Cutoff |
Digital Universe
Opens for Public Tryout |
Evolving Needs of Warfare Spur MILSATCOM Demand |
Liquid-Cooled Avionics Enclosure Dissipates 100 W per Slot |
Google Surprisingly Popular in China |
Microsoft Planning June Launch for Search-Result Ads (ala Google,
Yahoo!) |
Cloning Cult
Offers Job to Disgraced Scientist |
Nano-Size Battery to be Implanted in Eye to Power Artificial Retina |
Agilent Technologies Announces Mobile WiMAX and 802.11n Design Exploration
Libraries |
Sell-Off Shuts Down Tokyo Stock Exchange |
1-17-2006 |
Websites Selling Your Cellphone Records for Just $100 |
Ultrawideband Group May Disband - UWB Anarchy |
Motorola Invests in Home Nets Startup |
Semiconductor Used to Generate Entangled Photons |
SOI Market "Red Hot" |
Pluto Probe Prepares for Launch |
Maryland Judges to Get Crash Courses in Science |
Internet Explorer 7 Will Flush Its History |
Boeing Announces Largest Satellite Contract in 9 Years with Mobile
Satellite Ventures |
1-16-2006 |
EU Reopens Software Patent Debate |
Man Sets Rubik's Cube Record: 11.13 Seconds |
High-Tc Junctions Show Promising Quantum Effects |
Treasury Secretary Proposes Hybrid Car Tax Credit |
Microsoft Planning June Launch for Search-Result Ads |
EU Mulls Plan to Create Rival to MIT |
NASA's Stardust Probe in 'Excellent' Condition upon Return to Earth |
Army Ends Lockheed Contract for New Spy Plane |
NASA Restructures Aeronautics Research |
1-15-2006 |
ARRL Presidential Election to Highlight ARRL Board of Directors
Meeting |
Mobile
Phone Manufacturers Expect Slowdown |
FCC Invites Comments on League's "Regulation by Bandwidth"
Petition |
Confab: Chips, China Good Investments |
Tyco's $12B Electronics Biz to Split Off |
U.S. Engineers Week Zeroes In on Youngsters |
Success! Stardust
Capsule Lands on Earth |
Online Classes
Popular on Campus as Well as Off |
Photos Document
Snowflake Variety |
First Galileo Signals Transmitted by GIOVE-A |
1-13-2006 |
Surge in Sale of Disposable Cell Phones May Have Terror Link |
U.S. Details Tax Breaks for Hybrid Cars |
Microsoft Plans Launch of Search Ad System |
Pentagon Funds Fuel Cell Research |
U.S. Leads in IC Design - For Now |
Tyco to Spin-Off Electronics Business in Breakup |
Blackberry
to Support Google's Mapping, IM Programs |
Stardust Comet Probe Returning to Earth with Rare Samples |
Entangled Photons Seen as Route to Secure Comms |
Artificial Retina Battery Research Gets Funds |
1-12-2006 |
Industry Steps Toward 802.11n |
Groups Set to Approve Next-Gen Wi-Fi Spec |
Beam Weapons
Almost Ready for Battle |
Engineers Create New Mathematical Method |
Scientists Drill Possibly World's Smallest Holes |
Penn Predicts 20% Chip Market Growth for '06 |
Study: Nanotechnology Laws Behind Times |
Wi-Fi Services in Asia to Reach Nearly $1.3 Billion in 2010 |
Companies Demonstrate 480 Mbps Bluetooth over WiMedia UWB |
Nanorings May Lead to Magnetic RAM |
Study: Teens Optimistic About Innovation |
How Dangerous is Wikipedia? |
Zensys Wins
CNET Best of CES Award |
1-11-2006 |
Millennium Cell Receives $1.7 Million in 2006 Defense Bill for Hydrogen
Battery |
Agilent Technologies Ships Genesys 2005 RF & Microwave Design
Software |
Mobile Phone Revenues to Decline |
China's President Details Technology Thrust |
Raytheon Collects $500M in Pentagon Missile Orders |
Study Raises
Concerns About Nanotech Safety |
Modest Semi Growth, Potential Upside Surprises for 2006 |
Batteries Shrinking Alongside Electronics |
Magnetism Flicks Switch on 'Dark Excitons' |
The New Defense Market |
Public to Look for Dust Grains in Stardust Detectors - Ala SETI@home |
Apple Shares Hit Record High on Intel News |
European Tech Giants Craft Search Engine - Google Competitor |
1-10-2006 |
Another Israeli Fabless Chip Maker to List on Nasdaq |
World Looks for North America for RFID for Strength |
Nokia, Kyocera Resolve Patent Dispute |
China Became Worlds Largest Chip Consumer in 2005 |
Companies Could Profit by Adopting Military Technology for Civilian
Market |
Solar Equipment Biz to Grow Tenfold |
Motorola Drags Google, Kodak into Cell-Phone Business |
NASA's Stardust Spacecraft to Return first Comet Samples to Earth |
Consumer Confusion
Could Dim Hopes of CES |
Satellites Capture First-Ever Gravity Map of Tides Under Antarctic
Ice |
Hidden Companion to North Star Found |
1-9-2006 |
China Becomes Largest IC Market |
Ultra Wideband Market Grows |
EE Times' Predictions for 2006 |
Turn Down That Radio! Years of Loud Noise May Lead to Tumor |
TriQuint Semiconductor and RFMW Announce Distribution Agreement |
American Superconductor Designs Electric Motor for DD(X) Warship |
NASA Had No Choice but to Buy Soyuz Flights - Pathetic |
Navy Funds Research on Electric Rail Gun |
Physicists Capture Small Numbers Of Atoms In Laser Traps |
Tiny Crystals Promise Big Benefits for Solar Technologies |
RFMW Announces
Distribution Agreement with EMC Technology |
1-6-2006 |
Vista
RF Signs New Sales Organization in France |
Vista
RF Announces New High Power Splitter-Combiners |
A New Family of Self-Assembling Nanolattices |
Outlook up for ICs, Equipment |
China's
Homegrown 3G Standard Ready for Network |
IBM to Halt Contributions to Pension Plan |
Municipal Wireless Boom Just Beginning |
NG Shipsfirst Advanced Tech Microwave Sounder Flight Instrument
to NASA |
EDA Vendors Eye Consumer Market |
Motorola Plans Cell-Phone Google Feature |
1-5-2006 |
Cell Phones Tied to Family Tension |
Zensys
Receives Investment for Z-Wave Technology |
Nanocrystals Eyed as Solar Cell Material |
Manufacturing Decline Could Slow U.S. Net-Centric Plans |
Army will Fund Hybrid Vehicle Research in 2006 |
USA Online
Sales of Handsets Double Previous Year |
Microsoft Ships 'Emergency' WMF Patch |
Broadcom Claims First Wi-Fi Video Phone Chipset |
Apple Seen Among Top 3 Stock Picks for 2006 |
Spammer Gets $11 Billion Fine |
Satellite Radio/MP3 Players Unveiled at CES |
1-4-2006 |
Missouri Researchers Find World's Largest Known Prime Number |
EDA Stocks up on Nasdaq Surge |
DoD Pushes Development of Superconducting Wire |
CEA: No Slowdown in Consumer Electronics |
Samsung Electronics' Market Value Tops $100B |
Steady End Demand Predicted to Prompt 11% Semi Growth |
Nokia Sees Surge
in Bluetooth Phone Market |
Sparks Will Fly at Vegas Electronics Tech Show |
Motorola Unveils New Cellphone/BT/FM Music Radio Service |
Google to Partner on Internet PC & Custom OS |
1-3-2006 |
Federal Spending on R&D Drops |
iPod's Designer Receives National Honor |
Spaceport Partners
Get Down to Business |
New
Scientist: Science Holiday Round-Up |
New
Scientist: Technology Holiday Roundup |
EE Times' Top 10 Stories for 2005 |
CONDOR's First Look at the Universe |
LEDs Brighten the Future of Rural India |
Online Shopping Hit New Highs in 2005 |
Google Gets Sued Over Talk Service |
1-2-2006 |
Dim Outlook Seen for Solar Energy in '06 |
Samsung Takes Lead in T-DMB Phone Race |
How to Use Your Extra Leap Second of Existence |
Top Tech Stories and Predictions for 2005, 2006 |
"E-Cycling"
Puts New Life in Electronic Junk |
Men, Women Use Web for Different Purposes |
NASA's Spirit and Opportunity Still Probing Mars After Two Years |
Annual Gadget Show is Biggest Ever |
USMC Increases Ceiling on HF Radio Contract with Harris from $75M
to $586M |