5/30/2008 |
Carbon Nanoribbon Graphene FETs Fabricated |
Workers Shifting to 4-Day Week to Save Gasoline |
U.S. Eyes Free Internet as Part of Airwaves Auction |
WSTS Slashes 2008 Growth Estimate, Stays Firm on 2009, 2010 Forecasts |
Infineon
Introduces World's Smallest 3G Handset Platforms |
Hackers Start Poking Holes in NFC |
Wireless
Industry Shipped Over One Million BTS Units in 2007 |
E-Learning 101: Universities Populating Second Life Campuses |
FCC Designates Spectrum Test Bed |
U.S. Commander Senses Change in China Attitude Following Quake |
American Nano Silicon Technologies Announces $8.5M Contract with
Chongqing General Trading Group |
The Sad State of American Particle Physics Facilities |
Toronto Poised to Award Contract for Wireless Water Meters |
S. Africa Trade Deficit Doubles in April |
McCain Flip Flops on Telco Immunity |
Unmanned
Lunar Rover Could Be Next to Roam the Moon |
Stunning Image of Supernova Explosion 325 Years Ago |
5/29/2008 |
FCC Releases Report on Wireless Competition |
ARRL Files Comments in Two Matters Before FCC |
High-Temp Superconductors Pave Way for 'Supermagnets' |
Japanese Brewery
Testing 'Space Beer' |
Qualcomm Buys UK Radio Spectrum, is it for Mobile TV? |
New Features to the USPTO's Trademark Electronic Search System (TESS) |
Large Hadron Collider Enables Hunt for 'God' Particle to Complete
'Theory of Everything' |
STMicroelectronics Goes Analogue |
U.S. Files WTO Case vs. EU Over Technology Tariffs |
Scientists Working on Matrix-esque Brain-Computer Interface |
NASA Restores Radio Contact with Phoenix Mars Lander |
FTC Settles with Investigators in HP Spy Scheme |
Berkeley
Wins 2008 National Student Steel Bridge Competition |
Cisco: WiFi & Beyond |
Examining the Physics of Carbon Nanotubes |
3/4 of HDTV-Equipped Millennials 'Love' HD Programming |
Abu Dhabi Pours $2B in Solar Effort (that's probably about 1 minute of oil revenue @ $130/bbl) |
5/28/2008 |
Chinese Officials Give Kudos to Amateur Radio Operators |
Blackberry
Vows to Keep Messages Secret After India Seeks Code |
"Nerd Girls" TV Program Challenges Stereotypes |
Nanotube Wires Made to Operate at Speed of Commercial Chips |
ST, Ericsson to Co-Develop Analog Baseband |
Labour
Union Loses Legal Case of Sacking by SMS |
Method Uses 'Bluetooth' to Track Travel Time for Vehicles, Pedestrians |
ST Not Interested in Adding Infineon to Wireless Venture |
Boeing to Cut Hundreds of Space Jobs SoCal Satellite Engineering
Plants |
New Serpentine Nanotube Structures Created |
UK Businesses
Lose £4 Billion a Year Due to Office ‘e-Break’ Ban |
Auditors Unable to Keep Pace with DoD Spending |
Sharing Digital Dividend Spectrum Could Boost French Economy by
an Extra €25B |
Microsoft Gives a Peek at 'Windows 7' |
2007 Bankruptcy Filings Up in U.S. |
You and Your Illegal Alien
Alter Ego Might Share a Social Security Number |
Astronauts Face Bit of a Stink After ISS's Only Toilet Breaks Down |
5-27-2008 |
Study Finds Best Times for Mobile Radio Signals |
My Perfect Gig Aims to Match EE 'Must Have' Skills with Right Job |
World Semiconductor
Council Aims to Reduce Energy & Waste; Wants Zero Tariff Semi Trade |
UK Theme
Park to Ban Smartphones |
The World's Most Expensive Cellphones |
Selex Galileo, RFMD Partner to Deliver RF Solutions |
IEEE Certification Programs Aimed at Wireless and Software Engineers |
ZigBee Alliance Certifies 19 Smart Energy Utility Products
|
China to Get 3G – At Last! |
LG Considers
a Mobile Phone Price War |
Fighting Africa's Brain Drain |
Tough Economy Means Only 1/3 of Teens Looking for Summer Jobs Expected
to Land One |
GLAST Space Telescope to Launch Aboard Delta 2 on June 3 |
5-26-2008 |
Phoenix Sends First Photos of Mars Polar Region |
In Celebration of Memorial Day - Navy Admiral Mike Mullen |
Deutsche Telekom Rocked by Spying Scandal |
Arriva
Deploys Free Wi-Fi on Danish Trains |
Dubai: From Sand to Silicon |
Bye Bye, WiFi? Local Governments Abandoning Network Plans |
Bright Sparks Make Gains Towards Plastic Lasers of the Future |
2,000,000,000 Devices Worldwide Use Bluetooth |
FCC Sets Tentative Agenda for June Open Meeting |
S. Africa, Russia to Meet Next Month to Finalise Sumbandila Satellite
Launch |
Europe
to Remain the Fastest-Growing Market for WCDMA in 2008 |
Rising Costs Lead Farmers to Go High Tech |
Subcommittee Passes NASA Authorization Act |
French Skydiver
Gears Up for Record Free Fall |
U.S. House Approves 2009 Authorization Bill |
Scholarship Contest on Facebook and YouTube Draws Students to Medical
Science |
5-25-2008 |
Phoenix Spacecraft to Land on Mars Today |
Group Claims WiFi Signal Allergy |
Mathematicians Reveal Secrets of the Ancient and Universal Art of
Symmetry |
GPS Sport: German Blogger Runs a Hidden Message Into the Berlin
Cityscape |
5/23/2008 |
FLIR Systems Wins $358.4M IDIQ Contract Mod from U.S. Army |
Google Co-Founder Pushes TV 'White Space' Plan |
Next-Gen Internet Will Create Bigger Digital Divide |
GAO Report Paints Positive Picture of Broadcast Industry’s DTV Preparations |
A
Tiny Terahertz Laser |
85% of Teenagers Engage at Least Occasionally in Electronic Personal
Communication |
Cosmic Supermagnet Spreads Mysterious 'Morse Code' |
NICTA Shows off 5Gbps Wireless Chip at CeBIT |
Revival
of Korean Handset Makers |
Indian 3G Spectrum Issues to Be Resolved Soon |
World Semiconductor Council Aims to Reduce Energy, Water, Waste
Resources |
Auto Industry Prepares for Intelligent Highway |
New Version of DX Summit Goes Live May 23 |
Electron Traps That Compute |
New Red Spot Appears on Jupiter |
Lawmakers See Cyber Threats to Electrical Grid |
Research: Google Used in 61% of Searches |
ISS Crew May Face Another Bumpy Re-Entry |
Bacteria Levels in Aircraft Shows Low Risk to Travelers |
5/22/2008 |
RFID Chips Suggested to be Used in Canadian Driver's License |
Identifying the Global Elements of Job Satisfaction |
MQ-9 Reaper Drops First GPS-Guided Weapon |
Ireland Sits on a Wireless Goldmine |
Backchannelmedia to Deploy First TV Click-Through to Internet Advertising
Platform |
The Very Model of a Modern Transistor |
Telstra
Offers Free Laptop Computers to 3G Subscribers |
AT&T Nears Completion of HSUPA Rollout |
Planilum Light-Emitting Material |
Senator Wants GAO to Look into Consolidation |
IT Companies Now Largest Sector in S&P 500 |
X PRIZE Foundation Holds Team Summit on Private Moon Race to Land
a Robot |
The Potential of ZnO Nanotubes |
Unstable and Uncertain World Drives Military Technology Investment |
Supernova Birth
Observed for First Time |
Nuclear Breaks Out as America's New 'Green' Darling |
Lifelock® Anti-ID Theft Service Pitchman
Had His ID Stolen (this is
the genius who does commercials with a semi trailer having his SSN painted on it) |
Searching for Alien Neutrino Messages |
5/21/2008 |
The H-1B Visa Dilemma, Part 2: What to Do? |
Femtocell
Trade Group Agrees on Single Interoperability Standards |
SpaceDev Wins DARPA Contract Extension to Develop Small Satellite
Propulsion Technology |
Nanotech Makes Radioactive Sensors Obsolete |
Researcher Pushes Enormous Floating Solar Islands |
U.S.
Consumers Want Ban on Cellphone Voice Calls on Planes |
DoD Reviewing Apple's Bid for PA Semi |
Faster
Wireless Networks |
The Micro-Particles that Could Pose the Same Risk as Asbestos
|
China Addresses Imbalances as Trade with SA Soars |
Pentagon, FAA Website Overlays Military Bases on Google Maps
(are these people insane?) |
Intel's Chengdu Plant Reopens After China Quake |
Cell Phone Users May Get Break on Early Contract End Fees |
U.S. Consumers to Continue Opening Wallets for Electronics, HDTVs
(well, their credit cards, anyway) |
Final War Supplemental Unlikely Before Recess |
Diamond-Like Crystals Discovered in Brazilian Beetle Solve Issue
for Future Optical Computers |
Supply Concern Puts Oil Above $130 for First Time |
Microsoft Chief Ballmer Egged by Hungarian Protester |
New Fuel Cell Material Increases Power Output by More Than 50% |
Hubble Space Telescope Survey Finds Missing Matter |
Nobel Laureate in Physics Willis Lamb Dies at 94 |
5/20/2008 |
Survey Reveals Most Drivers See Hands-Free Law Having Little Effect
on Cell Phone Usage |
First Room-Temperature Semiconductor Source of Coherent Terahertz
Radiation |
Shrinking Antennas |
UWB to
Have a Profound Impact on Future Mobile Device Communications |
Startup Implants RFID in Operating Room |
Four More UWB Platforms are Certified by WiMedia Alliance |
Survey: Radio Still Top Audio Entertainment Source |
Are You Guilty of DWD (Driving While Distracted)? |
US, China Space Debris Still Orbiting Earth |
ESD Standards: An Annual Progress Report |
Boeing Begins Firing High-Energy Laser Aboard Advanced Tactical
Laser Aircraft |
AT&T Increases Wireless Network to High-Speed 3G |
Oil Leaps to New Record above $129 |
Self-Repairing Aircraft Could Revolutionize Aviation Safety |
Recent College Grads Are Prone to Anger and Depression |
Intel Invests in Malaysian Mobile Broadband Provider to Advance
WiMAX |
North Carolina Students Win National Team America Rocketry Challenge |
MetroFi to Unplug from Nine Cities |
U.S. Begins to Break Foreign Oil 'Addiction' |
Improved Ion Mobility is Key to New Hydrogen Storage Compound |
5/19/2008 |
Talent
Shortages Threaten Growth in Emerging Markets |
FCC Modifies PCS and AWS Power Limit Rules for Broadband Wireless |
Fuels Cells: New Material Increases Power Output by More Than 50% |
American Red Cross Responds to ARRL Concerns Regarding Background
Checks (no good deed goes unpunished) |
5 BAE Execs Given Subpoenas in U.S. |
ViaSat Announces Record Fiscal Year 2008 Results |
Major Shakeups in Analyst's 1Q08 Chip Ranking |
Pregnant Moms Who Use Cell Phones Put Babies at Risk |
FCC Looking for Volunteers for DTV Test |
Samsung, LG Get Green Light on Mobile TV Standard |
700 MHz Auction Raises a Record $20 Billion |
Nissan Says Moving into Higher Gear on Electric Cars |
Congressional Subcommittee Hears Update on EAS Overhaul |
Successful NetFires Precision Attack Missile Flight Test |
Can One 'Pin Down' Electrons? |
30-Meter Telescope Focuses on Two Candidate Sites |
17% of
Brits Say They Would Shop from Their Mobile Phone |
High Gas Prices Catch Up with Technology-Challenged Gas Stations |
Senate Votes to Reverse FCC Ownership Rule Change |
5/18/2008 |
Earthlink Pulling the Plug on Philadelphia
Wi-Fi |
Nanostructures Will Raise Thin-Film Solar Cell Efficiency |
Extensive Missile Site in China Revealed by Satellite |
5/16/2008 |
Lockheed Wins $1.5B GPS III Prime |
Strong
Aftershock Disrupts Repaired Telecoms Networks in China |
ON Semi to Close Fabs, Lay Off 400 |
Nanowires May Boost Solar Cell Efficiency |
Qualcomm Signals Win in UK L-Band Auction |
Sprint Clears WiMax for Launch |
LG Develops
Elliptical LCD Screens |
A
Faster, More Energy-Efficient GPS |
Cable Modems Top DSL For Internet Subscribers (duh) |
Industry Groups Study RFID at the Supply Chain's End |
ESA Opens Satellite Navigation Competition |
Spotigo Creates Highly Accurate WiFi Map of London |
Physicists Demonstrate How Information Can Escape from Black Holes |
As Bluetooth
Supports 802.11, Questions Loom About UWB |
LIDAR Detector to Build Three-Dimensional Super Roadmaps of Planets
and Moons |
Scientist
Sells the Electric Sail for Space Propulsion |
World's Smallest Helicopter to Take Flight at Da Vinci's Birthplace
in His Honor |
War Spending Part of Supplemental Bill Defeated |
Jane's Launches New Terrorism and Insurgency Centre Events Map |
5/15/2008 |
GE May Sell or Spin Off Appliance Unit (another American cultural icon gone?) |
Mobile
Phones Could Be Affected by IP Address Shortage |
Ants Swarm over Houston Area, Fouling Electronics |
New Cars are Gathering Information on You that Might Interest Insurance
Companies, Advertisers, Government (Big Bro strikes again) |
TSMC Board Approves $1B Share Buyback |
Ericsson Eyes Margins, Outlines $25B R&D in Spending |
NFC to Be in 50% of Mobiles by 2010 |
Qualcomm,
Broadcom Leap Up Top-20 Semiconductor Rankings |
Electric-Powered Exciton-Polariton Light from InGaAs |
RadioFrame Readies 2nd Gen Femtocell Chip |
TerraSAR-X and NFIRE Fire Up The Pipe with Laser Data Transfer |
Worldwide
Services Spending to Surpass $965B by 2012 |
Optimism for VC-Backed Chip Start-Ups |
USPTO to Host Sally Ride Science TOYchallenge East Coast Showcase
|
Infineon Merger Speculation Flares Up -- Again |
Russia Plans
to Team with Europe on Moonship |
Lab-on-a-Chip Made of Paper |
Toronto Transit Finds Expen$ive Hybrid Busses Fall Way Short on
Fuel Savings |
5/14/2008 |
China Earthquake Halts Some High-Tech Production |
Hams Called to Action in Aftermath of China Quake |
Avago Claims RF Amps as World's Smallest |
A Third of U.S. Homes Use Only Cell Phones (a CDC study - must be worried about
all the fried brains) |
Alternative to Silicon Chip Invented by Student
(GaN MOS, but it is expensive) |
Software Developers Taking a Starting Salary Hit |
Aerospace Engineering Employment Takes Off |
Brits
Ditching the Alarm Clock - for a Mobile Phone to Wake Them Up |
'Second Generation' of HD Programming Rolls Out |
Britain Opens Up Secret UFO Files |
Motorola
to Send FCC Revised Device for Unused Spectrum (you can search the
FCC database for RF specs & internal photos for any device
used in the U.S.) |
Cell Phones
Designed to Save Lives |
A
Smarter Supercomputer |
Senators Threaten Saudi Arms Deal over Oil Prices |
Wireless Patient Devices at Risk from Proposed Internet Use |
Space Set to Go Mainstream |
Overstock.com Looks to NeuStar's UltraDNS for Mission-Critical Infrastructure (RFCafe.com uses this service for
improved worldwide DNS performance - and it ain't cheap!) |
MySpace Wins $230 Million Anti-Spam Ruling |
Corporate America's
Rejection of Windows Vista |
First Korean Astronaut Leaves Hospital After Soyuz Rough Landing |
5/13/2008 |
Cobham Buys M/A-COM for $425M (wow!) |
Satellite
to Satellite Communications by Laser Beam |
Tories Place Electronics and Skills Top of Political Agenda |
Freescale to Close Tempe GaAs Fab |
Griffon Unit Gains $64M Order for MH-60R Radar from Lockheed Martin |
ABC News Seeks College News Producers |
Boeing's First Wideband Global SATCOM Satellite Now Operational |
Network
Costs Threaten Mobile Broadband Growth |
Outsourced Chip Design Starts Up 20% |
New Technique Measures Ultrashort Laser Pulses at Focus |
Chip Forecast: China, India Could Offset Losses Elsewhere |
NASA Footage Restored in HDTV |
Microsoft's 'WorldWide Telescope' Brings Astronomy to All |
IBM Close to Breaking Petaflops Barrier |
Smoothing
Out Nano Edges |
Wireless Mesh Standard Gets Boost from OLPC, Open Source |
U.S. Standardizes Sensitive Info Handling |
HP Close to Acquiring Ross Perot's EDS |
Future Power ICs for Cars to Include Bus Transceivers |
New Process May Convert Toxic Computer Waste into Safe Products |
5/12/2008 |
Woman Recovers Stolen MacBook by Activating iSight Feature to See
Thieves |
GPS Car Unit Thefts Across U.S. Reach Epidemic Proportions |
Qualcomm
Demonstrates Multi-Mode Mobile TV on Single Handset |
Air Force to Award $1.8B GPS III Contract |
ARRL Dayton Hamvention
Begins This Friday |
Intel a Winner in Swedish 2.6 GHz Auction |
Intelsat and Panasonic to Bring Broadband Service to the Skies |
Canada Confirms Blocking the Sale of Space Company |
Satnav That Tells You Not to Break the Speed Limit |
New Top-of-the-Line BlackBerry Doubles Screen Resolution |
SMS's
More Expensive Than Messaging the Hubble Space Telescope (not that there is any relevance) |
Inventor, Engineering Students Explore New Type of Solar Collectors |
Magnitude 7.8 Earthquake Rocks Central China |
Data Recovered from Space Shuttle Columbia Hard Drive |
EU Official Says 2012 Car Pollution Targets Unworkable |
Roofing Company Develops Peel-and-Stick Solar Panels |
FBI Probes Counterfeit China Computer Parts |
5/11/2008 |
Method for Integrating Nanowire Devices Directly onto Silicon Developed |
Stupid Consumers Plague CE Industry |
Pure-Play Foundries Comprise 84% of IC Market |
NASA and JAXA to Conduct Joint Research on Sonic Boom Modeling |
5/9/2008 |
Light/Matter Interaction to Improve Semiconductor Interfaces |
FCC Looks to Raise Vanity Call Sign Fees |
Students to Call Long Distance to the ISS |
Modern Ceramics Help Advance Technology |
India's
BSNL Invites Bids for $6.5B GSM Expansion Contract |
USPTO Embarks on Listening Tour on Design Protection of Automotive
Parts |
Indian Semiconductor Ecosystem Poised for Takeoff |
Haze, Still Misunderstood, Costing Semi Industry $1B a Year |
Why Earth Needs Lunar Property Rights |
Energy-Efficient Ethernet Standard Gains Traction |
Radio 'Recession-Resistant, Not Recession-Proof' |
Fees for '.org' Domain Names to Increase 10% |
Over
550 Million GPS-Enabled Handsets Will Ship by 2012 |
Japan Looks to Space for Military Use |
'Speed Racer'
Super-Car Faces Reality Check |
NASA Satellite Images Burma Cyclone |
Tech Tools Bring Big Success for Small Businesses |
5-8-2008 |
New WiFi Devices Warn Doctors of Heart Attacks |
FCC Denies Two Amateur Radio Petitions for Rulemaking |
'Kill Switch' in Globally Outsourced ICs Feared by Pentagon |
Wireless Reselling Business on Decline |
Nano-Designed Transistors with Disordered Materials, But High Performance |
Cambridge-Based Firm Set to Double Battery Life in 4G Mobile Phones |
No Sense of Urgency in Washington Re Technology |
Chip-Laden Cars Still Opportunity for Semiconductor Companies |
GAO: DOD Wastes Billions on Weapons Contracts |
New Wireless
Network Could Benefit Customers |
Keithley Releases CD of Semiconductor Device Test Applications |
WJ’s Losses Rise, Despite Rising Gross Margin |
The Candidates on Technology |
Touch
Screen Market to Reach $3.3B by 2015 |
Intel, Google, Comcast, Time Warner, Bright House Invest $3.2B in
Combined Sprint, Clearwire Mobile Broadband Company |
Mathematicians Make Three-Dimensional Images of Music |
Trojan Infects More Than 500,000 PCs |
Cleaner Air to Worsen Droughts in Amazon (d***ed if you do, d***ed if you don't) |
5-7-2008 |
Spectrum 'Spaces' Hold Allure for Technology Companies |
RF Micro
Devices to Cut 350 Jobs |
Sprint, Clearwire Form WiMax Venture |
General: EU, NATO Need Better Tech Cooperation |
Up to
12% of DSL Broadband Users to Transfer to Fixed WiMAX Within 5 Years |
Tomorrow’s Wireless World: Ofcom Report on Future Communications
Technology |
Gloom Deepens in European Chip Market |
Qualcomm Ramps up MEMS Display Production |
Home Nets in the Fray |
Smiths Detection's X-Ray Checkpoint Deployed in U.S. |
Microsoft Makes Spy Tools for Big Brother |
Record-Setting Laser May Boost Search for Earthlike Planets 100x |
HP Labs Calls for University Proposals |
Robobug Goes to War: Troops to Use Electronic Insects to Spot Enemy |
NASA Kepler Mission Offers Opportunity to Send Names into Space |
Entrepreneur Floats Ad 'Clouds' in the Sky (USA Today must have seen my current Cool
Products feature - I covered it first!) |
Wall Street Rebounds as Traders Shrug Off Fannie Mae Losses, Record
Oil Price |
5-6-2008 |
Ericsson
Opens R&D Centre in Silicon Valley |
Ethernet Alliance Honors Paper by Florida Student |
Nearly
Half of New Zealand Children Use a Mobile Phone |
Hams Breathe Sigh of Relief - Newspaper Reports "BPL Plan is
Dead in Dallas" |
RFID
Testbed Can Measure Multiple Tags at Once |
5-5-2008 |
Consulting Firm Settles H-1B Discrimination Case |
Triquint and AWR Launch Incentive Program for GaAs-MMIC Designs |
Veteran Wireless Operators Association Honors Two Hams |
GSA Contends Fabless is More |
Semiconductor
Inventory Situation Worse Than Thought |
Deutsche
Telekom Bid for Sprint Would Face Obstacles |
Tesla Rolls out Its Long-Awaited Electric Sports Car |
Google, IBM Join Forces to Dominate 'Cloud Computing' |
EU Economy
Set for €95 Boost if TV Spectrum Used for Mobile Broadband |
Smarter Electric Grid Could Be Key to Saving Power |
Quantum Mechanical Con Game: Winning Every Time |
Auction-Style
Site Aims to Thwart Grey Market |
Space Shuttle Discovery Arrives at Launch Pad |
White Spaces Strike Out with Sports |
Two-Thirds
of Girls Put Off Tech-Jobs Due to Lack of Role Models |
April Sees The Loss of 20,000 More Jobs in U.S. (meanwhile, Illegals continue to pour
over the border) |
5-4-2008 |
Engineers Harness Cell Phone Technology for Use in Medical Imaging |
Hubble Trouble: Shuttle Mission Pushed Back |
Send Your Name to the Moon on NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter |
Microsoft Drops Bid after Yahoo Rejects Higher Offer |
5-2-2008 |
Asia/Pacific Dominates Mobile Growth |
WiMAX
Forum Endorses USA Testing Center |
U.S. Entrepreneurs are Educated, Experienced |
Graphene-Based Gadgets May Be Just Years Away |
Calgary Tragedy Exposes VOIP Phone Flaws |
Computers Go on Sale to General Public in Cuba for 1st Time |
Broad-Spectrum QCLs and GaAs Nanoneedles |
Sun Microsystems Announces 2,500 Jobs to be Cut |
Walmart.com Using Wii Fit to Boost Mother's Day Sales |
IC Packaging and Testing Industry to Move into Stagnation in 2008 |
Senate Panel Pads Bush '09 Spending Request |
Security Slackness: Pentagon Inspector Faults U.S. Oversight of
BAE |
AXT's 57% Year-on-Year Growth Driven by SI GaAs and Ge |
Airlines Slow Down Flights to Save on Fuel |
Si
Shortage That Has Kept Solar Electricity Expensive is Ending |
Saudi Arabia in 'Golden Era' (your gasoline money at work) |
Instant Messaging: A New Language? |
S. Korea's First Astronaut Suffers Back Injury |
5-1-2008 |
HP Engineers Claim 'Memristor' Breakthrough |
High-Temp Superconductor Power Hits Long Island |
National Semi Cuts 130 Jobs, Expects $10M Charge |
Transportation App Offers Significant Revenue Opportunities for
RFID Technology |
Global Oscilloscopes Market Projected to Inch up to $1.25B by 2010 |
Samsung
Mobile Installs New Recharging Points in Airports |
MPs Say Funding Cuts Damage UK's Science Prestige |
Spirent Communications Leads in Certification Testing of Assisted
GPS Devices |
Top 5
Handset Vendors See Shrinking Profits |
Scientists Develop New Type of Memory Circuit |
High-Flying Electrons May Provide New Test of Quantum Theory |
Time Warner to Shed Remainder of Its Cable Unit Amid Investor Pressure |
Volvo's 2020 Vision: The Injury-Proof Car |
3 Chinese Banks Now in World's Top 4 |
How to Measure a Carbon Nanotube |
Microsoft's
Board Fails to Decide on Yahoo |
Good News: U.S. Economy Not Officially in Recession; Bad News: It
Doesn’t Matter |
Parachute That Da Vinci Drew Made to Work... After 523 Years |
China Now #1 CO2 Offender |