7-31-2006 |
Locating
Cell Phones Inside Prisons |
Tony Blair Seeks Secret of Silicon Valley's Success |
RFMD Extends Leadership in Edge Power Amplifiers - Mass Production
Orders for Linear EDGE PA Solutions |
Wafer Fab Capacity to Soar in 2007 |
U.K. Researchers Develop 'Nano Dog' Sniffing Sensor |
Samsung Announces 4-GB Solid-State Drive |
Space Tourism
Depends on Client Buzz |
Little-Known T-Rays Could Create Revolution in Imaging |
UK Watchdog Wants to Beef up WiFi |
Momentum Builds for 'Revolution' to Recycle Electronic Waste
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7-30-2006 |
Congressman, ARRL Appeal to FCC to Accommodate BPL Interference
Concerns |
World's First WiMAX Oil Rig Deployment |
Fighting Global Warming By Injecting Sulfur into the Atmosphere |
FCC Says
August Auction Won't Involve Blind Bidding |
Scientists Build 'Magnetic Semiconductors' One Atom at a Time |
NASA May Mothball
Space Station Research |
European Space Agency Astronaut Spacewalks |
Boeing Completes Wideband Gapfiller Satellite Ground Compatibility
Tests |
Eye Transmits
to Brain at Ethernet Speed |
7-28-2006 |
As U.S.
Goes Mobile, Pay Phones Disappearing or in Disrepair |
Prediction: Bluetooth in 30% of New Vehicles by 2012 |
Cost Efficient Radar Technology Created - Magnetless Circulators |
BAE Systems Unveils Human-in-the-Loop Simulation for Hybrid Electric
Vehicles |
Spintronics Research Targets GaAs |
Intel Unveils
Next-Gen Microprocessors |
New Measures
to Cut Mobile Phone Theft |
Market Growing
for Luxury Gadgets |
Microsoft Fails to Quash Vista Fears |
Russian Rocket Crash Caused by Engine |
Transmission Congestion Threatens to Clog Nation's Power Grid |
Subaru Telescope Spots Largest Structure in the Universe |
7-27-2006 |
FCC: Broadband Subscriptions Up 33 Percent in 2005 |
Nokia Starts Tests of Wi-Fi Internet Mobile Calls |
Quantum Wires Spin Holes |
Global Annual Sales of Home Wireless Devices: 314M Units by 2010 |
China
to Curb Illegal Foreign Invest in Telecoms Service |
Freescale: One-Chip Mobile TV/WiFi in 2008 |
Navy Laptops With Information on 31,000 Recruiters Stolen in New
Jersey |
Scientists Image 'Magnetic Semiconductors' on the Nanoscale |
Airlines Must Look at Alternative Fuels to Boost Efficiency |
U.S. Army Research Labs Using Particles to Stop Billets |
7-27-2006 |
FCC: Broadband Subscriptions Up 33 Percent in 2005 |
Nokia Starts Tests of Wi-Fi Internet Mobile Calls |
Quantum Wires Spin Holes |
Global Annual Sales of Home Wireless Devices: 314M Units by 2010 |
China
to Curb Illegal Foreign Invest in Telecoms Service |
Freescale: One-Chip Mobile TV/WiFi in 2008 |
Navy Laptops With Information on 31,000 Recruiters Stolen in New
Jersey |
Scientists Image 'Magnetic Semiconductors' on the Nanoscale |
Airlines Must Look at Alternative Fuels to Boost Efficiency |
U.S. Army Research Labs Using Particles to Stop Billets |
7-26-2006 |
Man Accused of Shoving Phone Down Throat |
RFMD Delivers 50% Growth in Revenue and Improved Operating Income |
China Eyes Stronger Military Against 'Hostile Western Forces' (the people currently
building their economy) |
Missile Defense Plan Seen Ready by Fall |
EURid Suspends 74,000 .eu Domains |
India to Embark Upon 10-Year Digitalization Plan |
Paint-On Semiconductor Outperforms Crystalline Material |
Mobile Market
Expanding Rapidly in India |
Thieves Leave the Car, Take the Gadgets |
NASA Warms up Atlantis for STS-115 |
Russia Launches Kosmos Military Satellite |
7-25-2006 |
Laptops in Tow, More Americans Work on Vacation |
U.S. Study Reportedly Details U.S. Chip Design Exodus |
Automatic Tracking Antenna Supports WiFi Mobility |
India's Wipro in Joint Venture with Motorola |
Text Speak Changing Relationships: British Survey |
Google Offers Live Traffic Maps on Cell Phones |
Latest Washers, Dryers Go Online |
Lockheed Martin Completes Fifth Modernized GPS Satellite (please, guys, don't tip it over!) |
China to Test Its 'Artificial Sun' |
Microsoft Confirms It's Planning Challenger to iPod |
Iranian Female Ansari (as in X-Prize)
Blazes Trail into Space Tourism |
7-24-2006 |
Beep
Beep - Missile on the Way |
Identity Theft: Implanted RFIDs "Unique ID" Cloned |
Russia to Put WiMax on Trial |
U.S., Others Oppose European Chemical Laws |
Companies in Northern Israel Respond to Disruption |
Philips' Semi Division to Sell for $10.2B |
PowerPoint Zero-Day Attack May Be Case of Corporate Espionage |
Moore's Law Threatened by Multi-Core Programmability Challenge |
Fuel Cells, a Neglected Clean Source of Energy |
European Telecom And Space Firms Jointly Test New Mobile Broadcasting
Concept |
Fortress Technologies Launches Integrated Wireless Solution for
Defense, Security, and First Responder Markets |
Spirit Clears Away Dust and Loads New Software |
ESA to Help Europe Prepare for Space Tourism |
7-23-2006 |
Road to AC Voltage Standard Leads to Important Junction |
Concerns Grow Over 'Patent Trolls' |
Manassas Radio Amateur Takes Issue with BPL Interference Testing |
Will LG's Chocolate
Phone Hit a Sweet Spot? |
U.S. Taking Hard Line on Options Investigations |
Feds Rip Into Former Brocade Execs for Backdating Options |
ZigBee Technology Resurgence |
Add Nanotubes and Stir -- With the Right Force |
India Boosts IP Rights Enforcement |
Mars Mission Lasts Well Past Sell-By Date |
Google: The Anti-Yahoo |
7-21-2006 |
Researcher Developing Anti-RFID Device |
Newly Listed Company Vows to Bring Broadband to Rural America |
BAE Systems to Develop NextGen Wireless Tactical Networks |
Nokia
Profits Surge on Handset Sales |
First Data Release from UKIRT Infrared Deep Sky Survey (now what is it about that name that I like?) |
ABI Predicts Web Portals will Battle for the Dashboard |
DoE Appoints DaimlerChrysler Exec to Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Committee |
A UWB-Enabled iPod: Too Cool, for School |
Residential Wind Turbine Integrates Advanced Inverter |
Sub-Millimetr Astronomy in Full Swing on Southern Skies |
After a Strong Earnings Showing, Is Google Back on the Web Throne? |
Li-ion Batteries Gain Ground In Transportation and Space |
7-20-2006 |
E.U. Forbids Dutch Town from Building Municipal Broadband Network |
Ultra-Wideband
Prepares Itself for the Mobile Phone Market |
Digital Radio Landscape is Mired with Patents |
MMS Traffic
in USA Surges |
'MOMS' Boost DLP Applications |
Motorola Posts Another Strong Quarter |
China to Develop Deep Space Exploration in 5 Years |
ESA MetOp-A satellite Launch Delayed Indefinitely |
Google Tests Web Search for the Blind |
JFW Announce Low Intermod Loads for PIM Testing |
Qualcomm
Profit Climbs 15% |
U.S. Air Force, BAE Systems Testing Retrievable Fiber-Optic Towed
Decoy |
Pet Python Has Surgery After Eating Electric Blanket |
7-19-2006 |
Study Calls for National Electronics Recycling Law |
Siemens
Communications Unit to Be Split August |
Near-Flawless Shuttle Mission Gives Boost to U.S. Space Program |
Group Focuses on Receivers for Galileo GPS System |
Cluster Hits the Magnetic Bull's-Eye |
Rise
in Autism Blamed on Phone Batteries |
RoHS Test Technique Comes Under Scrutiny |
mPhase Presents Ultra-Sensitive Magnetometer & Nanobattery at
FAA Event |
Infineon Estimates Qimonda Value at €4B |
Cell Phones Are the Latest "Addiction" |
China Says Number
of Web Users Hit 123 Million |
E-mail Losing
Ground to IM, Text Messaging |
7-18-2006 |
Tektronix Launches HSPA Test Platform |
China Blacklists 102 Wireless Services Companies |
RFID Chips Keep Sponges Out of Surgery Patients |
Small Companies Still Unsure on RoHS |
Fuel
Cells as Backup Power for Base Stations |
Funding Secured for U.K. MEMS Research Center |
Infineon Touts First UWB Transceiver |
High Altitude Broadband is the Platform for the Future |
Microsoft Sues 26 Companies Over Allegedly Pirated Software |
New Competitors Will Threaten Established Portable Navigation Device
Vendors |
Virgin Galactic
Plans Space Flights by 2008 |
A Journey of Space Discovery at the Farnborough International Air
Show |
7-17-2006 |
Water
Powered Mobile Phones |
HP Labs Touts Tiny Wireless Chip (new RFID?) |
States Sue 7 Global Memory Chip Makers |
Space Shuttle STS-121 Returns Safely to Kennedy Space Center (IFR approach) |
Spectrum Sharing Test Beds to Help "Cognitive" Radio |
Scientists Concoct Chocolate That Won't Melt |
Yahoo Invites Its Users to Shoot Ads |
Ford Goes Green for a $1.84B to Develop Eco-Friendly Cars |
7-16-2006 |
340,282,366,920,938,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 New Web Addresses |
Value of U.S. Navy SeaPort-e Contract Will Approach $47.8 Billion |
Mercury Clock Has Time on Its Side |
Paint-On Antenna Test Flight Paves Way for Next-Generation High-Altitude
Airships |
Roaring Equipment Market to Lose Steam |
Motorola,
Cingular Lead Off Telecom Earnings |
Silicon-Based Optical Coatings Will Supplant Organics in Use Today |
The Car that Drives Itself - The VW GTI '53 |
UFO Gathering
Draws Believers and Belittlers |
Internet-Based 'Phishing' Scammers Turn to Phone Lines |
Judge Dismisses Page-Ranking Lawsuit Against Google |
7-14-2006 |
States to Sue Leading Chip Makers Over Price Fixing |
Broadcom Takes $750M Charge for Stock Options |
Sarnoff to Design and Produce Replacement ICs for DLA and DSCC |
Radio Waves Partners with Eupen Cable for Elliptical Waveguide |
Pinhole Camera
Photo Could be World's Largest |
Private Spacecraft Successfully Inflates in Orbit |
NASA Explains Puzzling Impact of Polluted Skies on Climate |
Hubble Advanced Camera Back In Business |
USPTO and National Inventors Hall of Fame Foundation Honor Student
Winners of ©®EA™ Contest |
In-Flight Internet Service by Boeing Could Be Shut Down |
Brown Engineers Use DNA to Direct Nanowire Assembly and Growth |
7-13-2006 |
A Flood of New Environmental Laws |
Lucent, Alcatel Deal Sheds 9,000 Jobs |
Intel to Cut 10,000 to 15,000 Jobs |
Motorola Aims for 1/4 of China Handset Market |
Cyclists Create Their Own GPS Maps |
Thermoelectric Polymers Could Heat, Cool Buildings |
Paint-On Semiconductor Outperforms Chips |
Few US Workers Who Could Telecommute Do So |
Nature's Fundamental Laws May Be Changing |
China Syndrome Cooling |
Nanotechnology Risks Need Addressing |
"Smart" Fitting Room Uses RFID to Suggest Matching Apparel |
Sony Ericsson Surges in Q2 |
Wi-Fi More Popular Than iPods |
7-12-2006 |
Public Wi-Fi Coverage to 35,000+ Hotspots in 60 Countries |
EU to Slash Mobile Phone "Roaming" Charges |
Tycoon to Test Space Station Technology |
Singapore Braces for Electronics Downturn |
China's Chip Demand is Slowing |
Researchers Build Sharpest Tip |
TI to Open Second Indian R&D Center |
South Korea Allocates Large Blocks of "Flexible Access Common
Spectrum" Above 3 GHz |
Czech Republic Woos High-Tech U.S. Companies |
European Commission Fines Microsoft $357 Million for Antitrust Violations |
FuelCell Energy Demonstrates Safe Dual-Fuel Power Plant Operation |
Competitiveness Initiative Aims to Keep U.S. Ahead of Global Trends |
NASA to Use Space Age Droid Satellites |
7-11-2006 |
Qualcomm
Seeks to Ban Nokia Sales in USA |
Outsourced R&D Highlights Need for IP Rules |
Intel-Backed China Foundry in Limbo |
Earthlink to Introduce WiFi Phones |
Indian GEO Rocket Disintegrates Shortly After Lift-Off |
Nanostructured Materials that May Increase Lifespan of High-Capacity
Energy Systems |
Google to Build Michigan Facility |
Gates: Vista
Likely to Be Ready in January |
New Letters
Shed Light on Einstein’s Love Life |
New MIT Telescope to Probe Early Universe |
Blogger's Quest to Trade Paper Clip For House Successful |
7-10-2006 |
Cornell Sleuths Crack Secret Codes of Europe's Galileo Satellite |
US and Japan to Lead $11.7bn Mobile TV Market |
Freescale: We're Making Magnetic Memory Chips |
Near-Field Communications is Picking up Steam |
New DC Subway Radio Net Reportedly Falls Short |
U.S. to Lead Fab Spending Surge |
Boeing To Build Three More GPS Satellites |
Rockwell Collins Wins Air Force Contract for Next Gen GPS |
Next Generation Tracking Technology Emerging |
ITC Investigates Nokia in Qualcomm Dispute |
Quality of Indian Research Falling |
Hacker to Release One Browser Exploit for Every Day in July |
7-9-2006 |
Merger Creates Institution of Engineering and Technology |
It's Contest Time: WRTC-2006 is Ready to Roll! |
Astronauts Finish first of 3 Spacewalks |
China Takes
Requests for Moon Tunes |
3-D Scanner Wins 2006 IEEE Presidents' Scholarship |
Nano-Chips to Power Computers, Phones of the Future |
Stephen Hawking Poses Question, Gets Thousands of Answers |
Researchers Create Broadband Light Amplifier on a Photonic Chip |
Cingular
Accused in Lawsuit of Deceiving Ex AT&T Customers |
Indiana to Create 'Biotown' as Source of Entire Town's Energy |
Solitons Could Power Molecular Electronics, Artificial Muscles |
7-7-2006 |
First Bluetooth Watches Released |
Lumera Gets DARPA Contract for ElectroOptic Polymers |
Electronics Giants Aim New Gadgets at China Market |
Lack of Testers Hinders China 3G Standard |
First Wireless Wrist-Worn PC Due This Month - is this a joke? |
Drones Reshaping Iraq's Battlefields |
DoD Awards $1.36M to Develop Carbonate Hydrogen Generating System |
Solitons Might Power Molecular Electronics |
Manitoba Hydro first to Deploy New Advanced Metering and Communication
Technology (RF/BPL/PLC) from Itron |
Indian Broadband Market Could Explode |
Lexus LS-460 Earns TRG Top Technology Ranking |
DoE Publishes Research Roadmap for Developing Cleaner Fuels |
7-6-2006 |
RoHS Rules Kill Shipments of Palm Treos to Europe |
WiMax Gets $900M Boost as Intel and Moto Back Clearwire |
Mechanism for High-Tc Superconductivty Probed |
Initial
Chinese 3G Spend Could Reach $2.5 Billion |
Discovery Docks With Space Station After Doing Back Flip |
Desperate: AOL May Offer Free Internet to High-Speed Users |
DisplaySearch Expects LCDs to Outsell CRT TVs in 2009 |
BAE Systems to Demonstrate Precision Guidance Kit for Army Cannon
Artillery |
UWB Targets 6GHz for Consumer Success |
Nanomagnets in Chips and Antenna Reduce Package Size |
Some Canadians Would Bet Mortgage in Poker Hand |
UWB Firms Giving up on Spectrum Below 6GHz? |
Illegal Downloads, Piracy Accepted in Mexican Music Market (why not? - we let them steal our social services &
school space) |
7-5-2006 |
RFMD Named to Premier NASDAQ Global Select Market |
Telescopes
for Mobile Phones |
Shuttle Performs Perfect Fourth of July Liftoff |
Wireless Sensors Could Protect US Power Grid |
Amazon.com's Jeff Bezos’ Spaceship Plans Revealed |
Paris Wants Total Wi-Fi Coverage |
Cellular
Set to Beat iPods in Handheld Media Market |
European Commission's Online Consultation for RFID |
India to Build Independent Satellite Navigation System |
Navy to Use Less Intense Sonar in Pacific Rim Exercises |
A Million Bucks in a Month |
7-4-2006 |
Shuttle Launch Still a Go Tuesday Despite More Foam Problems (2:38 p.m. Eastern Time ) |
The Scientific
Flash Behind the Fireworks |
Saying 'No' to WiFi |
Qualcomm Lost $11 Billion in Market Cap in June |
Pb-Free Rules Help Drive SMT Cleaning |
Wireless Cities on the Way |
U.S. Attorney Requests Maxim Stock Option Records |
Britain Ready to Overhall Defense Acquisition in Major Shake Up |
Brain Seen Rebuilding After 19-Year Coma |
New Study Shows People Sleep Even Less Than They Think |
Oh, say, can you see ... this Very, Very Small Flag? |
7-3-2006 |
Second-Half Forecast: Hang on to Your Hat |
Large Asteroid
Makes Harmless Pass by Earth |
Shuttle Launch Postponed Again Until Tuesday |
Replace 25 National Regulators With one European Spectrum Agency?? |
May Chip Sales Grow 9.4% |
Silicon Laser Harnessed |
Women
Dominate Mobile Phone Gaming |
U.S. Firms Accuse Qualcomm of Unfair Practices in South Korea |
Cities May Want to Study Tempe's Wi-Fi Effort |
Solar Semi Co. Files for IPO |
Airbus Announces Shift in A380 Production Schedule |
Particles of Toxic Lead Solder Elude Detection in Some Water Quality
Tests |
7-2-2006 |
1/2-Mile Asteroid at Moon's Distance will Miss Earth Monday |
RFID Hits a Bump |
New Standard Identifies Eco-friendly Computers and Monitor |
Hubble Camera
Put on Backup Power |
Red Cross Laptop
with Donor Information Stolen |
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