10/31/2008 |
Magnetism and Nanocrystals Promise Denser Storage, New Devices |
Grim Outlook Seen for Semis |
Ultrafast
Lasers Give Researchers a Snapshot of Electrons in Action |
Analysts at Odds over Mobile Phone Sales |
Freescale Dragged to Loss; Will Lay off 10% |
One-in-Ten
Mobile Broadband Users Feel That They Have Been Mis-Sold |
Perfect 10 Image from Repaired Hubble Telescope |
Linux Could Save Motorola's Mobile Phone Business |
Banks, Telcos to Decide on Wallet-Phones |
Sprint to 'Retain' & Spruce Up iDEN |
Phoenix Goes Quiet |
Court Limits 'Business Method' Patents |
Replacing the CRT - Take 3 |
Mini 11, World's Smallest Explosive or Bio-Terrorism Detector |
Toyota Robot Maid Learns from Mistakes |
Hubble Telescope Back in Business |
Difficult to Read Instructions Decrease Motivation |
10/30/2008 |
IEEE Members Loom Large Among Tech Elite |
CSR to Cut Jobs as Sales and Profits Slide |
Colleges Entering 'Difficult Financial Times' |
Wireless Warriors |
War of the Worlds: 70th Anniversary |
Holiday Spending on Consumer Electronics to Grow (see below for opposite conclusion
from the 'experts') |
Mobile and Wireless Handset Device Market Stalls, Christmas Fears
Rise |
European, U.S. Sales Hold Back Global Chip Growth |
A Fast, Programmable Molecular Clock |
India Poised to Be Major Player in Satellite Manufacturing |
Election-Night News to Co-Star Latest Technology |
Energy-Generating Spinning Wheel Provides Power for the Poor |
Conscientious
People Live Longer |
Glitch Reports Mount for e-Voting Machines |
Venezuela Launches First Satellite with Chinese Technology |
Scientists Grow Bigger, Better Diamonds |
Militaries to Spend $44.5B on ISR UAVs |
Intel Invests $20M in China-Based Cleantech Start-Up |
BMV Readies for Wireless Network Rollout in 2009 |
Exxon, Shell Profits Soar on Oil, Refinery Strength |
NASA May
be Able to Speed up Launch of Moonship |
10/29/2008 |
MPs Ask for Views on State of Engineering in the UK |
Online Community for Women in Science |
Mobile
Money Transfer and NFC to Account for 50% of the M-Payments Market by 2013 |
Black Silicon Promises Cheaper, More-Sensitive Light Detectors |
Satellites
Approach the Shannon Limit |
Component Distributors See First Signs of Slowdown |
Will Robots be Taking Your Job? |
New Mass Sensor to Weight Atoms with Unprecedented Resolution |
Electricity Found on Saturn Moon--Could It Spark Life? |
Microsoft
Gets Patent for Patently Offensive Audio Content |
65% of Unemployed
Americans Have Cell Phones |
At Mayo Clinic, RFID Slashes Error Rate |
Nortel
Wins Largest Ever 3.65 GHz WiMAX Contract |
U.S. Border Crossings Reading New RFID-Enabled Documents for Screening
Vehicles |
U.S. Court Rules in Favor of Seoul Semiconductor Against Nichia |
Opening the Airwaves |
Soapy Property
Improves Electron Mobility in Organic Semiconductors |
Windows 7 a Big Improvement over Vista |
10/28/2008 |
Semiconductor Industry can Expect 'Long, Dark Season' for OEMs |
Wi-Fi Alliance Studies Possible 11n Confusion |
Princeton Warning on E-Voting Machine Hack
(done in 7 minutes) |
Gates, Microsoft Lobby FCC for Unlicensed White Spaces Use |
Home
Broadband Still Twice as Fast as Mobile Broadband |
Physicist Ian Appelbaum Puts New Spin on Semiconductors |
New Process Increases the Energy Output of Methanol Fuel Cells by 50% |
Constructing a Global Solar Energy Grid |
Mobile
Phone Users Curbing Spending and Upgrade Plans |
Anadigics' Revenue Falls More-Than-Expected 28% |
Intel to Add Wi-Fi 'Personal Area Networking' to Centrino 2 |
HomePlug AV: Partial Power Line Progress |
Testing WiMAX, Testing |
Mathematicians Illuminate Deep Connection Between Classical and
Quantum Physics |
IEEE-USA President Encourages Greater Investment in People, Technology,
Energy R&D at Innovation 2008 Conference |
Airport Scanners Showing People's 'Private Parts' to Get Scrutiny |
Reduce Computer Power Usage? Silicon Optical Fiber Made Practical |
Forecast: U.S. Military Spending Down, IT Spending Up |
iSuppli Does BlackBerry Bold Teardown, $169 BOM |
Dingell Dangles White Spaces Questions |
Nuclear-Powered Passenger Aircraft to Transport Millions |
Climate is the Real Crisis: Britain's Prince Charles
(this guy needs a job) |
10/27/2008 |
U.S. Department of Justice Approves RFID Licensing |
Tektronix Runs Oscilloscope as 20 GHz Spectrum Analyser |
A Better Network for Outer Space (Outernet?) |
Wireless Bolsters Verizon Profit Despite Economy |
Deploying
an Explosion Proof Wi-Fi Network for Oil Rigs |
New Technology Improves RFID Systems |
Wireless Carriers Up Opposition to Free WiFi |
Convergence 2008 Draws Automotive Electronics Giants to Detroit |
FCC Responds to ARRL Petition Against Experimental License using
40 Meter Band |
A Wireless Bone Healing Monitor |
Electronics Events in Brazil |
New EU CO2
Caps Anger Airlines |
Corps of Engineers Helps Guide Iraq Infrastructure Progress |
Armadillo Rocket
Takes $350,000 Prize |
U.S. Army Says Blogging Site 'Twitter' Could Become Terrorist Tool |
Northrop Grumman Continues to Update B-52 Electronic Warfare Systems |
Cameras Capture Fireball in the Sky |
Text Messaging, IMs a Ticking Time Bomb |
Four Engineering Teams Triumph in High Stakes Venture Lab Competition |
Smarter People More Likely to Vote |
10/26/2008 |
North Korea Clamps down on Mobile Phones to Stop News of Food Crisis |
Chemists Devise Self-Assembling 'Organic Wires' |
Underground Lab Probes How Matter Licked Antimatter |
Highest Silicon Solar Cell Efficiency Ever Reached |
10/24/2008 |
"Mother
of All Quantum Networks" Unveiled in Vienna |
Electronic Supply Chain Sales Recover in August |
2008 ARRL Online
Auction Running Now |
Stephen Hawking to Retire from Prestigious Post |
NAB Fight Against 'White Spaces' Access Gains Congressional Support |
German Study Finds Most RFID Deployments Deemed a Success |
335,000
Cellular Base Stations to Include Solar Power by 2013 |
Silicon Valley's Mystery Meeting of CEOs Revealed |
Patent Prosecution Highway Pilot Program between the USPTO and Danish
PTO |
Google Wants to Expand into Russia, but Russia Won't Let It |
The Sky isn't Falling and That's a Problem - Space Junk |
FCC Seeks Comment on HD Power Increase |
U.S. Wind Energy Industry on Track to Post Another Record Year |
Next Round of PAVE PAWS Mitigation Contacts Begin |
Scientists
Develop High-Performance Steel for Possible Use in ITER Fusion Project |
Bill Gates Creating New Company |
Samsung
Q3 Profit Falls 44% |
World's Most Advanced Microscope Unveiled |
Australia
Plans Electric Vehicle Network |
30-Year-Old Hobby-Lobby R/C Airplane Wins UAV Contest |
10/23/2008 |
Peeling Scotch Tape Emits X-Rays, Startling Study Finds |
Broadcom Pushes High-Speed Bluetooth Standard |
IET Issues New Guide on EMC for Functional Safety |
WJ Boosts TriQuint's 47% Growth as Profit Triples |
Coalition for Affordable Communications Urges FCC to 'Stop the Vote'
Increasing Phone Rates |
3D Nanotube
Assembly Technique for Nanoscale Electronics |
Older
Adults Increasingly Adopt Text Messaging |
India Eyes Larger Slice of Satellite Launch Sector |
Air Force Creates New Pilot Programs for Drones |
Denser, More Powerful Computer Chips Possible with Plasmonic Lenses
that 'Fly' |
Nokia's Naked Ambition: Moving Beyond Cellphones |
Google Releases My Location with Wi-Fi |
Justice Department Gives Nod to EPC Gen 2 Patent Pool |
Comcast to Roll
out Faster Internet Speeds (up to 50Mbps) |
Finally, BlackBerry Bold to Hit the U.S. on November 4 |
RadioShack Posts Profit, Cites Sales Slowdown |
Hybrid Memory Solves Key Problem for Quantum Computing |
Could Your
Initials Influence Where You Choose to Work? |
McCain and Obama's Tech Platforms |
90% of Americans
are Satisfied with Their Jobs |
UK Electrowetting Flexible Display Project Gets £12M Government
Backing |
The 'Gore Effect' at Harvard - Record Cold Temps at Speech |
Magic Solar
Milestone Reached: UNSW Claims 25% Solar Cell Efficiency Title |
10/22/2008 |
Telecom
Workers Throw Their Shoes at Thai PM |
Physicists
Find a New State of Matter in a 'Transistor' |
MEMS Price to Fall As Production Rises |
Eels' Shocking
Secrets Could Power Devices |
Handset Chip Streams Music over FM Link |
ARRL Files Petition with FCC against Experimental License Using
40 Meter Band |
First Antenna-in-Package Solution for Single-chip 60 GHz Radio |
Moore Foundation Awards RIT Award to Develop Noiseless Detector |
India Launches
First Unmanned Moon Mission |
Panasonic
Engineers Introduce Methanol Fuel Cell Prototype |
Recent Stock Market Decline Causes Economic Cybercrime to Hit All-Time
High |
Keystrokes Can Be Sniffed Without the PC Being Compromised |
ARRL Announces New Youth Editor |
Do 5 Simple Things a Day to Stay Sane |
Russia Set to Invest Heavily in Space Industry |
Navy Shipboard Technology Evaluation Deal Awarded |
Microscopic Structure of Quantum Gases Made Visible: Bose-Einstein
Condensate |
E-Voting Under Scrutiny as U.S. Election Enters the Home Stretch |
Google Opens Android Source Code to Mobile Developers |
Millionaire Hedge Fund Boss Thanks 'Idiot' Traders, Retires at 37 |
Oil Falls Below $70 on U.S. Recession Fears |
Dutch Youths Convicted of Virtual Theft |
10/21/2008 |
Texas
Searches Prisons after Death Row Phone Found |
Brazil 'Hopes to Launch Satellite Rocket in 2011' |
TI to Sell Part of Wireless Chip Unit |
WLAN Chip Market to Pass $4B in 2012 |
Wal-Mart, DOD Point to Sustained RFID Progress |
Richard Garriott, W5KWQ, Gets Busy from Space |
Study Finds Wireless Ties Binding Families |
Fujitsu Develops Zero Power Standby HEMT |
Motorola
Shows off New Luxury Mobile Phone |
Researchers Craft Cell-Level CMOS Implants |
Fusion Projects Hang in Limbo |
Is the Sun Setting on Solar Power in Spain? |
Austrian
Firm to Produce Electric Off-Road Motorcycle |
Circuit City Might Close 150 Stores, as Possible Bankruptcy Looms |
Killer App for Cell Handsets |
100 Best Places to Live in America's Small Cities |
Do Cell Phones Increase Brain Cancer Risk? |
First U.S. Math Textbook up for Auction |
Producing New U.S. Energy Crops by the Barrel |
10/20/2008 |
Calls
for More Research into Mobile Phone - Brain Cancer Links |
Ericsson
Reports Stronger Than Expected 3rd Quarter Results |
Hawaii to Turn off Analog Early |
Intel Commits $120M in Science Programs |
FCC Sets Election Day Blockbusters |
Bush Signs Defense Authorization Bill |
Korean Tech Makes Hydrogen up to 30x Cheaper to Produce
|
Survey Finds Optimism Among Tech Executives |
British
Defence Ministry Releases UFO Files |
First Tunable, 'Noiseless' Amplifier May Boost Quantum Computing,
Communications |
Hubble Space Telescope Crashes Again |
Sun
+ Water = Fuel |
UK Start-Up Produces Programmable Silicon Fabric for SOCs |
Motorcyclist
Jailed for YouTube Speeding Stunt |
SEMI Book-to-Bill Slips to 0.76; Lowest Since '01 |
InP Substrate Market to Grow at 38% to $75M in 2012 |
Open
Source in Mobile Phones: Challenges for Software Vendors |
Future Planes, Cars May Be Made of 'Buckypaper' |
Conexant Sells Wireless IP for $15M |
Countdown for India's First Moon Mission Begins Tomorrow |
Lunar Lander Teams to Compete for NASA Prize |
10/19/2008 |
Buckypapers Clarify Electrical, Optical Behavior of Nanotubes
|
High-End Mobile Apps Largely Ignored, Survey Finds |
U.S. Nuclear Family Also Technology Family |
Russia to Have Five Weather Satellites by 2013 |
10/17/2008 |
Suspected
Robber Nabbed by Stolen Cell Phone |
Self-Assembled Organic Circuits |
No Higher
Risk of Leukemia for Children Living Near Powerful Radio Transmitters |
Putin's Pup
Tests Russian Version of GPS |
Every E-mail in UK to Be Monitored |
Hubble Space Telescope up and Running Again |
Academics
Predict Growing Cybercrime Sophistication |
Silicon Ink Targets RFIDs |
Satellite
Operators Call for Consistency Between EU Space and Telecoms Policies |
White Space Devices Might Appear in 2009, if FCC Directive is Clear |
Macroeconomic Conditions Produce Semi 'Haves' and 'Have Nots' |
IR Expands Family of RAD-Hard Logic Level MOSFETs |
Kovio Unveils Printed-Silicon HF RFID, Chip Tag |
Philips Shows Magic Wands and Electric Dresses |
Mass
Production of Plastic Solar Cells |
Is Falling Fab Equipment Book-to-Bill Good News for Chips? |
Headsets.com to Offer Free Cell Phone Headsets to Those Ticketed
Under the New Law |
Investigators Rule Out Wireless Device Interference in Qantas Mishap |
E-Mails Asking for
Personal Information Are Not from ARRL |
Chinese Battery Company Readies Hybrid-Electric Car |
10/16/2008 |
U.S. Tech Jobs Increase, But Growth Slowing |
First
Tunable, 'Noiseless' Amplifier May Improve Communications |
Skin Rash Warning
for Some Cellphones |
U.S. FCC to Mull Verizon, Sprint Deals; White Space |
Einstein's
Relativity Survives Neutrino Test |
Europeans Aim to Build Own Manned Spacecraft |
360 People
Stopped for Driving While Chatting in UK County |
TV Remote Controller Uses RFID to Become Battery-Free |
Researchers Propose Flexible Power Microgrids |
FCC Chair Eyes Fallow TV Airwaves for Broadband |
ARRL General License Course on CD-ROM Now Available |
The
Investment Outlook Sours |
Creating Wireless Network Using Visible Light |
GE Scientists
Develop Battery-Free, Multi-Detection Wireless Sensors |
Nokia
Reports Sharp Drop in Q3 Profits |
Economy
Makes Bosses Consider Smarter Working |
What if the Feds Bailed out the Busted Dot-Coms? |
Navy Endeavor to Reduce Energy Consumption |
FBI Sees Rise
in Computer Crime |
Modeling
the Atomic and Void Structures of Amorphous Materials |
10/15/2008 |
Nokia
is Top EU Company for R&D Spending |
WiFi
Encryption Cracked by Russians Using Nvidia Graphics Cards |
VoIP-Connected
Households to Grow by 8.5M by 2011 |
Significant Process in Creating 3-D Stacked Integrated Chips |
FCC Official:
Digital TV Switch Will Be Messy |
IBM Extends China Research |
Replacing Hard-Disk Drives with Solid State |
Fabless Revenue Growth Slowed Y/Y in Q2 |
Nokia Siemens Says Shipping 4G-Ready Network Gear |
Water-Repelling Metals |
Electronics Companies Innovative to Meet Evolving Power Needs on
Digital Battlefield |
NASA to
Start Long Distance Repairs on Hubble |
Paint That Can Prevent Plane Crashes (this is ingenious) |
A Heads-Up on Headphones and Your Hearing |
Probe
Sees Unused Internet |
Study: Web Searching Keeps Brain from Getting Old |
British Government Minister Warns of Terror Threat |
U.S. Authorities
Shutter Worldwide Spam Operation |
Website Lets Kids Report School Bullies Incognito |
New Comet Discovered by Canadian Astronomer |
10/14/2008 |
Free WiFi Gets FCC OK |
Harvard Spinout Licenses 'Black Silicon' Patents |
U.S. Air Force Looks for Outside Help with Technology Programs |
Get Ready for the 51st Jamboree on the Air (JOTA) This Weekend |
Renesas COO: Economy to Have 'Severe' Impact on ICs |
Analog Era Slowly Sputters, Clicks to a Close
(Bob Pease would have something
to say about that) |
New Service to Stop Loose Lips from Crashing Cars |
Navy Honors 'Father of Electronic Warfare' |
OpenOffice 3.0 Released Today |
Microsoft Rumored to Be Eyeing RIM |
Google's Employee 20% Time Projects Pay Dividends for the Rest of
Us |
Finally, Sunspots Have Been Spotted |
SEMI Discovers the 'Perfect Industry' |
Cassini Fly-By Reveals New Insights into Titan's Life |
Russian Spacecraft Carrying American Docks with ISS |
U.S. Air Force Demotes Cyberspace Command |
What Do
You Know? Not as Much as You Think |
Computers Crack Jokes in Unusual Artificial Intelligence Test |
European Green Plans Jeopardized |
10/13/2008 |
H-1B Visa Fraud Found |
Qantas Probes Laptop Interference Link after 300 Foot Plunge |
Spectrum Defense: "More Work to Do" |
Tech Firms' Growth, Profit Outlook Less Rosy |
Qualcomm Targets GPS-Enabled Handsets with SiRF Deal |
EU: Turn Down Those MP3 Players! |
13.56 MHz RFID Reference Design Offers a True 64-bit Encryption
Engine and Lower Host-side BOM |
Vishay Terminates Offer to Buy IRF |
U.S. 'Smart Lighting' Effort Targets LED-Based Wireless Nets |
Emerging
Markets Mobile Penetration to Rise from 46% in 2008 to 95% by 2013 |
A New Telehealth Age Dawns |
HD Radio Hits Manufacturing Milestones |
Emerging Technology Trends in 2009 |
Qimonda Restructures, Cuts 3000 Jobs |
Plastic Film
Could Make House Lights Obsolete |
Fujitsu Claims First High-Output GaN HEMT to Cut Power in Standby
Mode |
Messenger Sets Record for Accuracy of Planetary Flyby |
Baldness Gene Discovered: 1 in 7 Men aAt Risk |
The Panic
of '08: What Made Investors Run for the Exits? |
Creator of the "Ultima" Video Game Series Flies into Space
for $35 Million |
10/12/2008 |
Spinoff 2008 Highlights NASA Innovations in Everyday Life |
iSuppli Darkens Semi Outlook |
Kenya's Elephants Send Text Messages to Rangers |
Tech Firms' Growth, Profit Outlook Less Rosy |
Warning to USPTO Customers: Trademark Monitoring and Document Filing
Companies |
10/10/2008 |
Alert Issued Over Eco Light Bulbs |
Mass
Experiment in Telecoms Quality Perception |
New Spintronics
Effect Could Lead to Magnetic Batteries |
Pennsylvania Becomes 27th State with Ham Antenna Law on Books |
'Geeks On Call' Outsourced IT Services Available to Christmas Decor
Franchises |
Army Taps Six to Provide pRFID Tech |
Electric Field Boosts Fuel Economy |
China
to Allocate Additional Spectrum to 3G Networks |
Taiwanese Agency Tests a Broad Range of RFID Uses |
Smart Phones and Mobile Devices in the Office: Who's Using, Who's
Paying? |
Promising New Material Could Improve Gas Mileage |
SiRF
Signs Patent Deal with Qualcomm - Gets Broadcom Review |
Narcissistic People Most Likely to Emerge as Leaders (I am neither surprised nor encouraged
by this news) |
Sticky Nanotape |
Micron Cutting Workforce by 15% |
Handset
Navigation Users Will Reach 70 Million in 2014 |
Global Auto Market May "Collapse" in 2009: J.D.Power |
GM Shares Fall to Lowest Level Since 1950 |
iSuppli Cuts Chip Forecast on 'Warning Signs' for Market |
Asian Stocks Fall, Set for Worst Week on Record; Banks Plunge |
Reflective Plastic Replaces Glass in Solar Energy Conversion |
10/9/2008 |
Gartner Slashes IC Capex Forecast for '08, '09 |
Scientists
Create Superconducting Thin Films |
Semi Equipment Demand Not Expected to Recover Until 2010 |
Yale Professor Proposes Unipolar CMOS |
Europe Announces its HiPER Laser Fusion Programme |
Researchers Want LED "Hot Spots" to Replace Wi-Fi |
121 Million
Mobile Users in Japan by 2011 |
New Material Could Act as Nanofridge for Microchips In Smaller and
Faster Computers |
Cash Woes 'Devastating'
to Science |
IMEC Embeds First Functional Optical Links in Flexible Substrate |
The Future for Analog ICs is in the Hands of Handsets and TVs |
Does OpenOffice.org Still Matter? (RF Cascade Workbook for OOo) |
100 MW of Wind Turbines Planned for British Canals |
Quantum Encryption at the Verge of Commercial Use |
DOD Needs to Enforce Its Own RFID Mandate, Says IG |
Renault
Bets on Electric Vehicles |
Stations Go All-Christmas Without Changing Format |
New, Smaller Satellites are Developed |
How Green Is Plant-Derived Gasoline? |
Singapore to Make
Temporary Licenses Available for Visiting Hams |
TV Newsrooms Lose 360 Positions (gee, wonder why TV networks just aren't popular anymore?) |
10/8/2008 |
Tech
Firms Prepare for the Worst |
World's Most Used RFID-Based Cards Hackable in Ten Minutes
|
Warning to USPTO Customers: Trademark Monitoring and Document Filing
Companies |
Invention
That Could Change Design of Future Memory Storage Devices |
EU Scientists
Launch New, 'Unbreakable' Encryption System |
AT&T Shares Results from 2008 Parent-Child Texting Survey |
Last Night's Fireball Impact Generated Light Show |
Ensuring Chip Stability |
BlackBerry Storm Mobile Smart Phone Thunders into Market on Verizon
Wireless |
MESSENGER Returns Images from Mercury Fly-By |
Spectrum Bridge Solves the White Space Problem |
ARRL Continuing Education
Online Course Registration |
SpaceDev Achieves New Milestone in NASA Space Act Agreement |
Broadcom
Claims Qualcomm's Licensing Practices Violate U.S. Law |
India Gets Ready to Launch First Lunar Spacecraft |
Human Error Likely Caused CERN Atom-Smasher Breakdown |
EU Proposes Increased Rights for Internet Shoppers |
New Material Could Speed Development of Hydrogen Powered Vehicles |
Former POWs Now Eligible for Posthumous Purple Hearts |
10/7/2008 |
Engineering Jobs: Implosion or Same Old, Same Old? |
Japanese
Duo, U.S. Scientist Win Nobel for Particle Physics |
Boulder-Sized Asteroid will Burn up in Earth's Atmosphere Tonight |
China Continues Asia/Pac Semi Industry Growth Domination, India &
Vietnam Gaining |
Stockholm
Underground Railway to Get Mobile Coverage |
New Defense Act Enforces Stricter Competition on Contracts |
University Builds Links with Microwave Manufacturer |
Power Cell Wins
$1M Pentagon Prize |
FCC Sets Plans for 700 MHz Public Safety Block |
Metal Prices are Plunging (except the precious types) |
Zooming Way In, Technique Offers Close-ups of Electrons, Nuclei |
Telecommuting
Boosts Worker Productivity |
ISIS to Develop Star Tracker for Nanosatellites |
One Bad Electrical Connection Sparked Collider Shutdown |
SunPower to Add U.S. Solar Jobs |
AMD Spins off Plants into Venture with Abu Dhabi |
Freescale Semiconductor Plans Investment, but Sees Consumer Confidence
Falling |
Savvy TV Lovers Cancel Cable, Watch Shows Online |
Firefox
Mobile Browser Nears Release as Microsoft Shuts Down |
PV Analyst Warns of Marooned Megawatts |
10/6/2008 |
Panic Engulfs Global Stock Markets (the bad news) |
Oil Briefly Falls Below $90 (the good news) |
Labor Report Indicates Squeeze on Tech Sector |
Predicting the Science Nobel Prizes Winners |
New Robotic Repair System Will Fix Ailing Satellites |
Local TV Reports on Engineering, Science Highlight IEEE Technologies
that Benefit Society |
In Quantum
Channels, 0 + 0 Can Equal Non-Zero |
CERN Starts up Computing Grid to Crunch Atom-Smasher Data |
Taken for Granted: A Big Idea About Fostering Innovation |
Passports: Another Bad Use of Self-Signed Certificates |
New Graphene-Based Material Clarifies Graphite Oxide Chemistry |
Flexible
Silicon Solar Cells |
Samsung Investing Heavily Despite Economic Climate |
Visa Partners with Nokia to Offer RFID-Enabled Services |
How Many Apollos or Atoms Smashers Would that $0.7T Bail-Out Buy? |
Fraud Plagues
Prepaid Calling Card Market |
Starbucks Wastes Millions of Litres of Water a Day |
eBay to Cut 1,000 Jobs |
Playing
Pinball with Atoms |
10/5/2008 |
Smart Electricity Meter Developed |
Flexible Screen Could Lead to Foldable Computers |
Photovoltaic Paint on Steel Sheets |
Unraveling 'Math Dyslexia' |
International Space Station Changes Orbit Awaiting Tourist |
Men Happiest Online, Women Prefer Family Tme |
10/3/2008 |
Wireless at Fiber Speeds |
France Seeks €300bn Rescue Fund for Europe |
Surveillance of Skype Messages Found in China |
Micron Posts $1.6B Net Loss for Fiscal 2008 |
Steve Jobs Heart-Attack Hoax Slams Apple Stock |
TI Introduces Highly Integrated, Cost-Effective RF Range Extender
for 2.4 GHz Wireless Nets |
Comcast Wants WiMax Femtocells in 2009 |
Electronics that Can Diagnose and Heal Themselves Under Development |
Freescale
Semiconductor Looking to Sell Mobile Chips Division |
DoE Ramps up Renewable Energy Investments |
CERN Unveils Computer Grid Linking 7,000 Scientists |
Official Opening of the International Institute of Space Commerce |
NASA Spacecraft
Finds the Sun is Not a Perfect Sphere |
CFLs: Are We Trading Energy Conservation for Toxic Mercury Emissions? |
T-Mobile
UK to Shut-Down 5,000 Base Stations |
Optical Material Could Enable Universal Laser |
Credit Jitters Hit Telecom Credit Default Swaps |
Google Earth Sleuther
Zooms in on Fossett's Crash Site |
Cheap,
Off-Grid Cooling |
China Sets Sights on First Space Station |
Radiation Shut Down EU Test Satellite for Two Weeks |
10/2/2008 |
IR, Vishay Get Hostile |
De-Cap &
Reverse Engineering of a Maxim LiIon Charging IC |
Buffett Invests $3B in General Electric |
U.S. Venture Capitalists Struggle Due to Frozen Markets |
Semiconductor Sales Grow Strongly - SIA |
Congress Passes
Bill to Help Save Internet Radio |
Magnetic Hunger Could Drive Space Travelers Insane |
EU Commissioner Speaks Her Mind About Europe's Wireless Economy |
Hijacking Satellite Navigation |
First Detection
of Magnetic Field in Distant Galaxy Produces a Surprise |
Telstra
Warns that Early Clock Change Can Confuse Mobile Phones |
Spotless Sun: Blankest Year of the Space Age |
Airwaves Exchange Will Market Unused Frequencies |
Nanoparticles Can Breech Body's Skin Barrier |
Zooming
Way In, Technique Offers Close-Ups of Electrons, Nuclei |
ChanNenel 73 on the Dish Network is now The Obama Channel (wonder if he wants the Fairness Doctrine
applied to his channel?) |
Boeing Uses Commercial Satellite Technology for TSAT Review |
Microsoft Steps up Web Search R&D in Europe |
Democrats
More Mobile Savvy Than Republicans |
Desktops, Laptops, Servers and Networks Are First to Go in Tight
Budget Years |
Counterintuitive
Physics May Help Everyone Drive Home Quicker |
10/1/2008 |
Sony Ericsson Begins 2,000 Job Cuts |
Tech
Stocks Lose Safe Harbor Status |
Women Fleeing Tech Jobs Because of Glass Ceiling |
Avago Buys Infineon RF Filter Design Team |
JTRS-Approved Radios Coming to Marines |
Cloud Radar: Predicting the Weather More Accurately |
R&D Chiefs Share Their Strategies |
USPTO: Trademark Consistency Initiative - Final Notice |
U.S. Cracking
Down on IP Leaks to China |
Intel Says Will Invest Through Recession |
Hot Laptops: Engineers Aim to Solve 'Burning' Computer Problem |
Top-10
Selling Phones in September 2008 |
Media, Tech
Companies Unite to Fight Piracy |
Asia-Pacific
CDMA Growth Slows to an All-Time Low |
Chicago WiMax is 'Imminent' |
Low-Power Liquid Lens |
Researchers Efficiently Slice Germanium Wafers for Solar Power Cells |
NASA Delays Hubble Space Mission into 2009 |
House Passes Webcaster Bill |
Sensors Shake up Gadgets |
Army Amateur Radio Station in Iraq Seeks American Military Personnel
to Lead Station |
UK Fraud Office Not to Pursue TV Phone-In Probe |