11-30-2006 |
Supreme Court Appears to Favor Abolition of Key Patent Standard |
Regal Arms Theater-Goers with Cellphone Busters |
Researchers Shine Light on Atomic Transistor |
Nokia
- Internet Key to Next Phase of Growth in Mobile Industry |
FCC Briefing
for Investors, Not the Public |
Xilinx Clears SEC Stock Options Probe |
Study: Single Meteorite Impact Killed Dinosaurs |
Wi-Fi Blossoms as Teens Desert TV for Web |
YouTube-Dot-Con |
Commuters Inhale Most Harmful Traffic Fumes During Morning Rush
Hour, Urban Pollution |
11-29-2006 |
Sony Wants to Use Your Body as a Capacitor |
Denmark Points Way in Alternative Energy Sources |
Better Wireless Rules Needed |
First ZigBee Certified Products Now Available |
Xerox Invents Self-Erasing, Re-Usable Paper (a better excuse than 'the dog at my homework' - my paper
erased itself) |
U.S. Copyright Office Says OK to Cell Phone Unlocking, Game Emulators |
Break Out the Bandwidth |
Nanotechnology Comes Home for the Holidays |
Study: Slouching Better for Back Than Sitting Up Straight (vindicated!) |
A Wind-Powered
Skyscraper in Paris |
'Cyber Monday' Ain't No Christmas Myth |
Huge
Growth in Russian WiFi Hotspots (great, now their
megaspammers can operate from Starbucks or McDonalds |
Hybrid Electric Vehicle Project Announced |
11-28-2006 |
McDonald's Files for Patent on the Sandwich (not kidding) |
Mistrial Declared in $10 Billion Lawsuit Against Motorola |
80% of European E-Mail Is Spam |
U.S. R&D Publications Decline |
7,000
Public Wi-Fi Hot Spots in Russia This Year |
Venture Investors Target High-Tech Startups |
Professor Devises
New Form of Solar Cell |
Did Russia's Top Spectrum Allocator Resign? (somebody please get him a polonium detector) |
STMicro Shields Itself from Future Hostile Takeovers |
Boeing Gets Another Multi-Billion Passenger Jet Order |
New Games Call to Trekkies |
Money Might Buy At Least a Little Happiness, Study Shows (hmmm, I'd like to test that theory) |
11-27-2006 |
Jobs for College Grads Plentiful |
Caffeine Abuse Becoming Health Problem |
Nissan Plans to Sell Electric Cars in 3 Years |
CyberMonday (half of all people
w/WWW connections at work do shopping online) |
Proposed Australian Copyright Law Blasted as Too Harsh |
Hurricane
Predictions Off Track as Tranquil Season Wafts Away (so much for Ph.Ds and supercomputer predictions!) |
EU Warns
UK Not to Overestimate Mobile Termination Rates |
Analyst Sees Troubling Signs, Flat IC Growth |
Australia Getting a National Bluetooth Advertising Network |
Russia's Glonass System Should Cover Whole Country By Late 2007 |
Emerging Technology Sees Through Clothing |
DARPA Awards Cray $250 Million Contract to Develop Supercomputer |
Mercury Reaches
Its Peak in Night Sky |
Lifting the Darkness on Japan's Next Spy Satellite |
11-25-2006 |
Wireless Technology Made Me Sick |
Northrop Grumman Engineer Could Get Death for Selling Classified
Tech |
Japanese Planners Reveal Design of World's Tallest Tower for Tokyo (pssst...someone tell them about earthquakes) |
FCC Working to Correct
Error in Omnibus Rules Change Order |
Ultra-Intense Laser Blast Creates True 'Black Metal' |
Face-Off of 802.11n Technology Brings Disappointing Results |
Wal-Mart's Site Stalls on Black Friday |
The Vanishing Veg-Out Vacation |
11-24-2006 |
U.K.'s Ofcom Legalizes Micro FM Transmitters, De-Licenses CB |
Companies Join Universities for Massive Funding Bid |
The Push is On for NFC Standards in Mobiles |
Software Defined Radio Forum Names Contest Finalists |
European
Mobile Phone Market Grows 9% in 3Q06 |
Nation's Schools Seek Help in Disposing Radioactive Materials |
China 3G Spec Wins More Handset Test Support |
French Military Chooses Sagem Défense Sécurité to Study Future Joint
Tactical UAVs |
First Look at $100 Laptop Linux Interface |
Touch Tracking Bypasses Mind Control |
Genetic Breakthrough that Reveals the Differences Between Humans |
China To Launch 2 Satellites For Compass Navigation System |
11-22-2006 |
Health Fears Lead British Schools to Dismantle Wi-Fi Networks |
Nations Give
Green Light for Nuclear Fusion |
New, Improved GPS Satellite is Launched |
Control Centre for Europe's Galileo Satellite Navigation System
Established |
Ofcom: No to Power Boost for WLANs at 2.4GHz, Yes at 5.8GHz |
Mexico Readies World's Largest Radio Telescope |
The Human
Side of Communication Tech is Important to Morale |
In Space, Nobody Can Hear You Scream "Fore!" |
Cray, IBM Picked for U.S. Petaflop Computer Effort |
Digital Control Set to Revolutionize Power Supply Design |
Aviation Industry Alarmed at New EU Emission Rules |
11-21-2006 |
Worldwide
Telecom Revenues to Reach $1.3 Trillion in 2007 |
Spend More, Get More in Tech R&D? Not Always |
Applied Invests in Solar Wafer Firm |
Imports Sweep List of Safest Vehicles |
EU to
Spend EUR9 Billion Through 2013 on IT |
Wi-Fi Standards Face Patent Threat |
Israeli University Develops Nano Battery as Thin as a Strand of
Hair for Military Apps |
Space Station Astronauts Prepare for Golf-Shot Spacewalk |
US Air Force Buys Software-Defined Radios |
European Company to Bring Cheap E-Mail to U.S. Cell-Phone Users |
Time-Travel
Physics Seems Stranger Than Fiction |
Rosetta Healthy and On Target for February Mars Flyby |
11-20-2006 |
Handset
Prices at Their Highest in Over a Decade |
Many High-Tech Start-Ups Have Immigrant Founders |
Hittite Introduces Microwave Components for Military and Space Applications |
Dedicated R&D Lab Established to Spur RFID Industry in Canada |
Iraq
Getting a WiMAX Network |
Broadcom Receives Second Nasdaq Notice |
RFMD Ramps Polaris 2 Radio Module for Edge |
Space Golf Shot Might Stay in Orbit for Years |
Air Force Advances Space Vehicle Development |
U.S. Panel Seeks Broader Sanctions Against China Arms Dealers |
11-19-2006 |
Global Hawk to Fly first Mission Over U.S. |
Money: It's More Than an Incentive |
Cellphone Inventor Talks About Impact of New Technology on Spectrum |
11-18-2006 |
FCC "Omnibus" Amateur Radio R&O Published in Federal
Register, Takes Effect December 15 |
Microsoft Enters the Municipal Wi-Fi Fray |
IEEE RFID 2007 Call
for Papers Extended |
Report: Few Opportunities for WiMAX Operators to Make Strong Financial
Returns |
China's IC Makers Eye New Fabs |
11-17-2006 |
Man Shot Waiting to Buy Playstation 3 |
iSuppli Teardown Finds Sony 'Taking a Bath' on Each PS3 |
RFMD Introduces GaN Power Amplifiers for WCDMA, WiMAX and PMR Applications |
Man Jailed for Britain's First "Web-Rage" Attack |
EU Calls
for Creating Single European Telecom Regulator |
SIA: Semi Industry to Reach $321B in 2009 |
Peregrine Chosen for European Space Agency RFIC Development |
Sony Ericsson to Unveil RAZR Rival Early '07 |
IBM Builds Fastest Supercomputer |
Mobile
Sports Content & Services to Reach $3.8bn by 2011 |
Israel Developing Anti-Militant 'Bionic Hornet' |
Seeing Money Can Change Behavior |
ProtoStar Closes 210 Million Dollar Satellite Financing Deal |
11-16-2006 |
RFMD to Ring the NASDAQ Stock Market Closing Bell in NYC: 15 Years
as Industry Leader |
Address Nanotechnology Concerns, Experts Urge |
'KW4' Not a Threat to Earth - At Least for a Thousand Years |
New PE42612 GSM/EDGE Antenna Switch Offers Flexible Control Logic |
Spectrum Conflict Stalls WiMax in India |
Electronica: MEMS and Body Paint |
Wikipedia Unblocked in China After Year-Long Ban |
Shooting Down Satellite Radio? |
Applied Profit Up 82% Y/Y |
eBay Restricts
Sale of PlayStation 3 |
'Pinball Machine'
Generates Cosmic Rays |
Ofcom Bullish on Dynamic Spectrum Access |
Daylight Savings: Building With Natural Light |
11-15-2006 |
The End
is Nigh - for the Mobile Phone |
Home Automation Net Challenges Insteon, ZigBee |
Coming Soon: Power Without Cords and Plugs |
WiMAX Technology to Enter Period of Rapid Growth |
MEMS' Targets Consumer Market |
Peak Web Spending Moves Closer to Christmas |
Semi Market Overheating May End Current Cycle |
Intel Rolls Out First Quad-Core Processors |
Amazon Founder's Private Spaceport Launches First Rocket |
Peregrine Launches Ultra-Linear DSA |
East Coast,
Europe Prime for Leonid Meteor Shower This Weekend |
Report Reveals Space Industry At $180 Billion, Outperforming NASDAQ |
French COROT
Satellite to Seek New Planets |
11-14-2006 |
Air Guitarists Rejoice: Engineers Design Wearable Instrument Shirt |
Australia Faces Growing Levels of e-Waste |
Men Use
Phones to Flirt |
Microchip Intros ZigBee Alternative |
W-CDMA
Goes Top in Japan Five Years After Launch |
TI Targets Russia |
Get Ready for 675-mm Fabs in 2021, the Post-CMOS Era |
Google CEO: Free Cellphones For All, If... |
iSuppli: 2006 Top 15 Semiconductor Supplier Ranking Released |
Philanthropist
Strives to Leave Mark on Science |
Internet Ad Potential Underestimated: Yahoo CEO |
Former Israeli PM Netanyahu Addresses Silicon Valley Angel Investors |
New Type of Home Furnace Also Generates Electricity |
11-13-2006 |
CEA: Holidays Full of Good Cheer |
"BlackBerry Thumb" Sparks New Form of Hand Massage |
Singapore Teenager Faces 3 years In Jail for Using Neighbor's WiFi |
Northrop Grumman Showcases Comprehensive Suite of Geospatial Intelligence
Solutions |
China's Engineers Too Busy for Offshoring |
Samsung
Accepts Fuel Cell Deliveries |
Sony Sold 88,400 PS3s in Japan In 2 Days |
EE Times to Probe Industry Future at Electronica |
Sun Making Java
Open-Source Software |
Chinese Submarine Secretly Stalked U.S. Fleet |
Battery Startup Gains CIA Funding (bugs in batteries now?) |
Start Me Up:
The Sound of Vista (um, can you say "waste
of time?") |
11-11-2006 |
Broadcasts From Space to Be In High Definition |
Breaking the Nanometer Barrier in X-ray Microscopy |
Lines Around the block As Playstation 3 Hits Stores in Japan |
Nanoparticle Shows Promise in Reducing Radiation Side Effects |
11-10-2006 |
Department of Energy Awards Hydrogen Engine Contract |
Survey
Finds Cellphone Averages Less Than 30 Minutes A Day |
GM Likely to Launch New Plug-In Hybrid |
Packet Loss Problems Surface in Wi-Fi Nets |
Coca-Cola
Vending Machine Sales Via Mobile Phones |
Japan's Shimei Grows Blue LED on Silicon Wafer |
SEMI Warns of China RoHS |
Shuttle Discovery Moved to Launch Pad; NASA Worries About Computer
Glitch |
Maoists
Terrorists Ban Mobile Phones |
Helio Introduces GPS Buddy Tracking on Cell Phones |
'Googling' Could Help Doctors' Diagnoses |
11-9-2006 |
Emirates
Allowing Cellphone Use in Flight - Uses Power Level Controller |
Lower Expectations at National Semi Paints Bleak Picture for Wireless |
Sharp Increase
in Online-Course Enrollment |
Partnership Formed to Further Radar Modeling Systems for U.S. Army,
Air Force, Marines |
RFID That Respects Privacy |
Tidal Energy Companies Staking Claim on Tracts of Water |
Northrop Grumman Showcases Comprehensive Suite of Geospatial Intelligence
Solutions |
Standards Battle Heats Up in China |
Sirenza Microdevices Named One of the Fastest Growing Technology
Companies |
Microsoft to Start Selling Vista at Retail on January 30 |
Free-Electron Laser Shines at Over 14 Kilowatts in the Infrared |
11-8-2006 |
View Mercury's Transit of the Sun Today |
Phone Lines Leapfrog Coax, Power Line in Home Net |
Deutsche Telekom Won't Deploy WiMAX in Germany |
Phone
Crime Falls in UK Capital |
Google Positioning for Move Into U.S. Radio |
Plans
to Cut Tower Bird Deaths |
Stanford Shoots for the Moon |
Government IDs: Smart-Card Chips' e-Passport to Growth |
Missing-Helium Mystery Solved: Big Stars Ate It |
New Techniques Pave Way for Carbon Nanotubes in Electronic Devices |
Half of China to Be Urbanized by 2010 |
11-7-2006 |
Work Begins on Galileo Control Centers |
Study Shows Chronically Jet-Lagged Mice More Likely to Die |
Intel to Spend $1B in Vietnam |
Putin Clears Space Pact With India |
Nokia to Roll Out TV Phone in Coming Weeks |
Active RFID Market to Explode by 2016 |
Raytheon Next-Gen GPS Receiver Tracks Live Satellite M-code for
the First Time |
YouTube Wins
Time's 'Invention of the Year' |
Aeronautics Engineers Design Silent, Eco-friendly Plane |
China to Launch More Than 50 Small Satellites in Next 5 to 10 Years |
Egypt One of Worst Internet Censors |
11-6-2006 |
FCC Boosts Unlicensed Spectrum Rights |
Web Sweeping Election Coverage |
Carbon Nanotube Company Cracks Fab Problems |
India Mulls First Manned Space Mission |
Microsoft Completes Office 2007 |
Americans Rank Global Warming as Top Environmental Concern |
Companies Eye Cell Phones as Way to Track Traffic Jams |
Quantum Coherence Possible in Incommensurate Electronic Systems |
NC-Based Associations Open Defense & Security Technology Accelerator |
Your Guide to
Mercury's Day in the Sun - November 8 |
Pulsating Gels Could Power Tiny Robots |
11-5-2006 |
Power Cuts Sweep Europe |
11-4-2006 |
ARRL: Deadline Extended
to Accept Members' Input On "omnibus" Report and Order |
Globalstar Prices Initial Public Offering of Common Stock |
Mercury's Solar Transit Visible from Earth |
Britons to Logon to Christmas Internet Shopping Boom |
Sandia's Z Machine Melts Diamond Sheet Into a Puddle |
11-3-2006 |
Growth In Commercial Wi-Fi Hotspots Accelerating |
U.S. Shuts Its Own Web Site Said to Reveal Nuclear Guide |
Nokia
Opens Research Center in Silicon Valley |
SIA Reports Stellar September for Chip Industry |
Unemployment Rate Hits 5 1/2 Year Low at 4.4% |
Skill Shortage, Labor Costs Challenge India Design |
Over Half of U.S. Phone Users Want Music, Cingular Says |
China Starts to Build Own Satellite Navigation System |
Which is More Annoying, Spam or Direct Mail? Study Reveals Answer |
USPTO: Changes to Eliminate the Disclosure Document Program, Final
Rule |
11-2-2006 |
Air Force to Create Cyberspace Command |
Andrew
Buys Antenna Vendor |
Microsoft Considers China Policy - Could Pull Out |
Road
Warriors Leading Charge to SmartPhones |
ZigBee Wireless Systems Monitor Buildings |
SIA Reports Stellar September for Chip Industry |
Mobile
Communities and User Generated Content Worth US$13 Billion by 2011 |
License-Free Use of Empty DTV Channels? "Don't Hold Your Breath." |
Experts: Non-Latin Alphabet Web Addresses Could 'Break Internet' |
Physicists Observe New Property of Matter |
Defending the High Ground |
Ammonia Leak Cause Death and Mass Evacuations in China |
11-1-2006 |
Man Dies
After Cellphone is Mistaken for Gun |
U.S. Signs Off on Patent Disclosure Plan |
RFID for Mil-Aero Poised to Take Off |
Complaints Grow About Micro-Broadcast Devices (Mr. Microphone on steroids) |
U.S. Intelligence Unveils Spy Version of Wikipedia |
Techs Keep Partying...for Now |
UK Regulator
Supports Phones on Planes - Sort Of |
Excess Chip Inventory Taints Market Outlook |
SLAC Claims World's Brightest X-ray Laser |
Lockheed Martin Announces Experienced Team for Pursuit of ADS-B
Program |
Fluorescent Bulb Eater Crushes Mercury Concerns |
Hinode Satellite Makes First Observations of a Spooky Sun |
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