2/27/2009 |
Trapped Motorist Triggers Nationwide LG Handset Recall |
Keithley Discontinuing Test Product Line, 6% Layoffs |
Power Line Communication Sees Increasing Interest for Smart Grid
|
GaAs Device Market Consolidates on Top 3 after 9% Growth in 2008
|
Scientists
Control Plasma Bullets |
Study into
Mobile Phone Health Risks for Adolescents |
WiMAX Faces Competition from HSPA, Not LTE |
Smoldering Bolds: New BlackBerry Gets Yanked from Shelves Again
|
Single Polymer Chains as Molecular Wires |
'Realistic' Robot Einstein Causes Reactions |
Raytheon to Produce GPS Navigation Anti-Jamming GPS Antenna System
|
Mobile
WiMAX Market Up 5% in 4Q08; Cisco, Huawei Begin Challenging Market Leaders
|
First Solar Breaks Solar Energy's $1/Watt Barrier |
Flexible Screens Get Touchy-Feely |
NASA's Chief
Climate Scientist Stirs Controversy with Call for Civil Disobedience
(Government official now calling for riots?) |
ESA Names Crew for Mars 'Mission' |
DOD Acquires 5 Supercomputers |
Maxim Offers Online Simulation for Power-Management Design
|
Bosch Earns Fast ROI from RFID |
EC Gives Green Light to French Solar Energy Project |
New Launch Date Set for Discovery |
Arsonists Torch Berlin Porsches, BMWs on Economic Woe |
2/26/2009 |
More Flock to Job Sites... Even if They Currently Have Jobs
|
Self-Programming
Hybrid Memristor/Transistor Circuit Could Continue Moore's Law |
Semi Revenue to Decline 20% in 2009, 3 Research Houses Predict |
Verizon Wireless' Florida Network Ready for Waves of Spring Breakers
|
Young,
Wealthy - and Going Wireless |
New
Army Field Manual Deals with Electronic Warfare |
Professor,
Wife Accused of Defrauding NASA of Hundreds of Thousands of Taxpayer Dollars
|
Growth
Back on Track As China Telecom Records First Gain |
Bosch Earns Fast ROI from RFID |
Sandel, FreeFlight Systems Collaborate on HTAWS with Radar Altimeters
|
Mitsubishi Takes Stake in Cambridge-Based RF Power Start-Up
|
Cable TV Companies Nervously Embrace Web |
Radio Amateurs of Canada Elect New President |
Bartering Booms During Economic Tough Times |
Mathematical 'Snowfakes' Mimic Nature, Advance Science |
Random
Antenna Arrays Boost Emergency Communications |
Government Commits to Open Source Procurement |
Scientists Mull Future after Carbon Satellite Crash |
U.S. Retail Auto Sales Fall Nearly 38% in February |
Windows 7 Coming as Soon as September |
Internet
Savvy VP Asks for a Website's "Number" |
2/25/2009 |
Spansion Cuts 3,000 Jobs to Save $225M
(a contraction at Spansion) |
IEEE Standards Association to Build Awareness of Patent Pools
|
Western
European Mobile Phone Market Now in Recession |
Army Gets Help with Scientific Research Program |
Nokia Seeks 1,000 Voluntary Layoffs |
Hybrid Tag Includes Active RFID, GPS, Satellite and Sensors
|
TR10:
Nanowire Racetrack Memory |
Nokia Siemens Wins $1.11B Worth China Deals |
Boy Scouts Updates Radio Merit Badge Requirements |
Gravitational Lensing: Astronomers Harness Einstein’s Telescope
|
Learn Math by Gesturing |
NPL and Cranfield Become European Piezo Design Centres |
Cable Companies Look for a Win with Online TV |
Scientists Prove Graphene's Edge Structure Affects Electronic Properties
|
'Doomsday
Machine' Suddenly Has American Rival |
British
Lord Jailed over Fatal Road Accident After Sending Text Messages |
N. Korea Preparing to Launch Satellite: State Media |
Scientists Build
Computer Model for Snowflakes |
Chips with
Everything |
New Plasma Thruster Powers a Coke Can Rocket—and Could Power Satellites
|
Confirmed: MS Office 14 Delayed Until 2010 |
Franchising Heats Up as Economy Cools Down |
2/24/2009 |
Nevada
Bill Would Outlaw Some RFID Security Research |
Micron
Tech to Cut up to 2,000 More Jobs in Idaho |
Foreign Secretary Sees Need to Invest in R&D in a Downturn
|
Navy to Get Help Analyzing New Technologies |
EU to Oblige Microsoft to Offer Competitors' Browsers (will they require Volvos sold there to offer Chevy engines?) |
The
10 Emerging Technologies of 2009 |
Nokia Offers
Unpaid Leave to Staff to Avoid Compulsory Redundancies |
Competing Colliders in Friendly Race to Find Elusive Particle
|
Find out Where TV's 'White Spaces' Are |
Vodafone
Announces 500 Job Cuts in the UK |
Carbon Nanotubes can be Separated, Says Oxford Team |
Eight Years in Orbit for Swedish Research Satellite |
Need for Speed: A History of Overclocking |
Rocket with NASA Global Warming Satellite Crashes |
'Smart' Parking Meters Catching on Across U.S. |
2008 Was Earth's
Coolest Year Since 2000 |
Microsoft: Laid-Off
Can Keep Extra Pay After All (how is that fair
to those who did not get the mistaken extra?) |
Gmail Service Outage Points to a Hole in the Cloud |
Top-Secret
Navy Vessel Needs a Home |
North Korea Prepares Long-Range Missile Launch |
Two-Tailed Comet Lulin Makes Closest Approach to Earth Today
|
2/23/2009 |
Man Shoots TV over Converter Confusion |
Recession
to Wreak Havoc on Semiconductor Sales |
Survey: Axed Employees Often Walk Out with Corporate Data
|
Secrets Behind
High Temperature Superconductors Revealed |
50 Mbps Comcast Network to Be 65% Complete this Year |
EU Implements Energy Regulations for Electrical, Electronic Equipment
|
NASA Defers Setting Next Shuttle Launch Date |
Non-Polar InGaN Lasers Near Green Light |
Fermilab,
European Accelerator Race for Glory |
Fingerprint Recognition Makes NFC Secure |
Nokia/Qualcomm and the 'New' Wireless Landscape |
The Great Trash Heap in the Sky |
Americans Watch Yet More TV, Nielsen Reports |
Cheap
Hydrogen from Scraps - No Pt Required |
"Hidden
Order Mystery in Materials Science Solved |
Microsoft Seeks to Elevate Nation's Tech Skills |
Vodafone to Cut Hundreds of UK Jobs |
Survey
Finds: 17% of Shoppers Spent Over $100 on Mobile Apps in 2008 |
Atomic-Sized One-Stop Shop for Nanoelectronics Created |
"Task Force on the Auto Industry" Drive Mostly Non-American-Made
Vehicles |
Report Reveals Potential for Wireless Communications in Factory Automation
|
Experiment Simulates Astrophysical Particle Emission |
2/22/2009 |
Graphene's Edge Structure Affects Electronic Properties, University
Proves |
New Silver-Based Nanoparticle Ink Could Lead to Better Flexible, Printed
Electronics |
Arctic Ice Mass the Size of California Not Missing after All - Satellite
Sensor Error (somebody break the bad news to AlGore) |
Proposed Law Might Make Wi-Fi Users Help Cops |
Intel Denies Problem with Solid State Drives |
2/20/2009 |
Tech Salaries Increasing, Despite Economy |
Atomic-Sized One-Stop Shop for Nanoelectronics Created |
Cyberspace Defense Requires Broader Planning |
LG Shows
Off Phone with Transparent Keyboard |
Sophisticated Nano-Structures Assembled with Magnets |
Chinese
Handset Production Growth Down to Single Figures |
Light Instead
of Current: Activation of Neurons with Light by Means of Semiconductor Photoelectrodes
|
John Kanzius, K3TUP, RF Cancer Cure Investigator, Dies
(he is the flaming water guy) |
A Cheaper
Solar Concentrator |
Fermi Telescope Sees Most Extreme Gamma-Ray Blast Yet |
States Agree to Hg Treaty Talks
(I remember my elementary school teacher handing us blobs of Hg to play with) |
U.S. Broadband Stimulus Likely to Aid Smaller Firms |
Eclipse Seen by
Moon Probe as Earth Blocks Sun |
Skylon Spaceplane Gets Cash Boost |
Beijing Blanketed by Snow after China Seeds Clouds to Beat Drought
|
250 DVDs on
a Quarter: New Method of Self-Assembling Nanoscale Elements Could Transform Data
Storage |
EU €9.2M Research Project Combines Diamond and GaN |
Cops Clock Man Driving 137 mph in '93 Honda Civic |
Senator to Force Vote on Fairness Doctrine |
2/19/2009 |
New Service Unmasks Blocked Cell Phone Call Numbers |
SEMI Announces Five New Technical Standards |
Study Sounds
Warning on R&D Expenditure in Europe |
Researchers Develop Power-Storing Passive RFID Tags |
Sprint
Nextel Reports Loss of 1.3M Customers in Q4 '08 |
Climbing into Space by the Rope
(aka the space elevator) |
Hams in Australia Assist with Massive Brushfires |
Online Jobsites Flooded with CVs
(resumes) |
Russia's
Telecom Sector to Undergo Critical Changes |
Nonstop Parties, Patent Trolls and Members Choice Awards |
Is the U.S. Ready for a Major Cyber Emergency? |
EU to Phase Out Traditional Light Bulbs by 2012 |
New Imaging Technique Reveals Atomic Structure of Nanocrystals
|
San Francisco Launches Several Electric Auto Recharge Stations
|
EU Mergers and Takeovers |
What a Mess! Experts Ponder Space Junk Problem |
Mechanical Engineers Rock Out on Guitars They Construct Themselves
|
Judge Knocks the Thunder Out of 'Vista-Capable' Class-Action Suit
|
Metal Falls from Sky, Crashes into NJ Business |
Stimulus Saves Microsoft Billionaire Allen Hundreds of Millions (so much for change) |
Senator Feinstein Leaks Existence of Highly Classified Predator Base
in Pakistan |
2/18/2009 |
New Tech Start-Ups Can Rise from the Economy's Ashes |
MWC: Seeking U.S., European Harmony on 700 MHz |
Nokia 3G Deals with Qualcomm, Broadcom Could Hurt TI |
Moversa Debuts Universal NFC Chip |
FCC White Space Device Rules to Take Effect Next Month |
Plugging in Molecular Wires to Capture Light Energy |
Verizon
Announces LTE Deployment Plans - Going Live in 2010 |
CSR Bets on Mobile GPS Upturn |
17 Mobile Companies Adopt Micro USB Standard |
Hams Can Still Help with Digital TV (DTV) Conversion |
Over 177 Million Internet Domains Registered |
Was Einstein Wrong?: A Quantum Threat to Special Relativity
|
Cellular
Modem Shipments Exceeded 35 Million in 2008 |
Science Funding Survives Stimulus Cuts |
High-Definition Video Over Wi-Fi |
Strange
Green Comet Passing by Earth Next Week |
Liberty to Bail Out SIRIUS XM Radio |
Stealthier Mac Attacks |
Geek Chic Gatherings for Technology Loving Women |
2/17/2009 |
Superconductivity: The New High Critical Temperature Superconductors
|
Engineers
Tune a Nanoscale Grating Structure to Trap and Release a Variety of Light Waves
|
Nokia to Buy Chips from Qualcomm |
GSMA Mobile World Congress Puts Near Field Comms (NFC) in Spotlight
|
Recession Could Lengthen the Twilight of Dial-Up |
New Plasma Transistor Could Create Sharper Displays |
Northrop Grumman Team Completes GPS OCX System Design Review
|
Vodafone
Shows Off Latest "Google Phone" |
EU President Sees Progress over Telecom Stalemate |
Japan Unveils
New Space Rocket, Hoping to Boost Prestige |
Stimulus
Big Winner: Battery Manufacturing |
Universal
Cell Phone Chargers Coming Soon |
New Tech Start-Ups Can Rise from the Economy's Ashes |
Can Mobile Phones Finally Replace Point-and-Shoot Cameras?
|
The Problem of Space Junk |
Violence is Common at the Workplace |
Now They're Going Too Far: Outrage Brewing over Proposed 1,900% Beer
Tax Hike |
2/16/2009 |
IEEE to Form Balloting Group on BPL EMC Standard |
ESA Hopes to Clean Up Space Junk |
LG Chooses WiMo for Smartphones |
FCC Publishes Its Rule Review Plan for 2009 |
Ofcom Digital Dividend: Cognitive Access |
Raytheon Wins Contract to Develop Next-Generation Jammer Technology
|
Scientists
Prove Graphene's Edge Structure Affects Electronic Properties |
Casinos are Warned About Card-Counting iPhone App |
UK Consumer Tech Prices Start to Rocket |
New Silver-Based Ink Has Applications in Electronics |
Lost in Space: 8 Weird Pieces of Space Junk |
NXP Borrows Another $200M |
Carbon Nanotube Avalanche Process Nearly Doubles Current |
First-Ever India RFID Pavilion to Debut at RFID Journal LIVE! 2009
|
Sprint Announces Aggressive Phone-Recycling Plans |
Weekend Fireball in Daytime Sky Was Not Falling Satellite Parts
|
GM Europe Unions Seek Spin-Off of Opel, Saab |
2/15/2009 |
NASA Again Postpones Discovery Launch |
Flared Pin
Fin Heat Sinks Provide Unparalleled Cooling Power |
Novel Quantum Effect, Quantum Spin Hall Effect, Directly Observed
and Explained |
Butterfly Effect Benefits Photovoltaics |
Tiny LEDs, New Method of Producing PCBs Among Innovative Technologies |
Europe's Economic Slump Deeper than Expected |
Hamsters on Treadmills Provide Electricity Through Use of Nanogenerators
|
EU Lays Out Voluntary Space Code |
Spammers Break Hotmail's CAPTCHA Yet Again |
2/13/2009 |
Changes to ROHS Coming |
ST-NXP Wireless Changes Name to ST-Ericsson, 85% of Employees in R&D
|
Pentagon Faces Long-Term Budget Woes |
Ofcom Plans Spectrum Auction in 3G Shake-Up |
Samsung
Shows Off Solar Powered Touch-Screen Phone |
IEEE Approves 1902.1 Standard for Wireless Visibility Networks
|
New Refrigeration System Based on Magnetics Are More Economical and
Quieter |
Nortel
Completes LTE-TDD Wireless Demo in China |
Broadcom
Combo Chip Solution Integrates Bluetooth, GPS and FM Radios |
Novel Quantum Effect, Quantum Spin Hall Effect, Directly Observed
and Explained |
British Aerospace Leads Team to Consolidate U.S. Navy Computer Network
|
FCC Tells 1/4 of Requesting TV Stations They Can't Switch on Feb.
17 |
Test Study Finds 3G Reliability Faults |
Telecom Industry Faces Test at Mobile World Congress |
Qualcomm
Targets Sub-$150 Smartphones with Lower Cost Chipset |
Favorite Passwords: "1234"
and "password" (hard to believe this
is still the case) |
Global Economy Hits U.S. Broadband Uptake Hardest |
A Better Way to Make Nano Stuff |
Satellite Collision Puts Hubble at Risk |
Note to Cell Phone
Junkies: txtng + date = :( |
World Stocks Sag on Concerns about Obama Plans |
2/12/2009 |
Expired Russian Cosmos Satellite Collides with Active Iridium Satellite |
Applied Materials Layoffs Reach 2000, End-Market Deterioration
|
67 Computers Missing from Nuclear Weapons Lab |
Scientists
Discover Material Harder Than Diamond |
Mexico to Fingerprint Phone Users in Crime Fight |
Southwest Airlines In-Flight Wi-Fi Test Begins |
Major Foundries Report Declines, Analysts Expect Q2/Q3 Pick-Up
|
New High Frequency
Amplifier Harnesses Millimeter Waves in Silicon for Fast Wireless |
ST Plans Mobile Assault with Ericsson Venture |
Broadband Tax Credit Cut from Stimulus Bill
(of course the "real" stuff is all still
there) |
South Korean
W-CDMA Base Exceeds EV-DO in 4th Quarter |
Engineers Revolutionize Nano-Device Fabrication Using Amorphous Metals
|
Get Ready for the 2009 ARRL International CW DX Contest |
Tesla
Motors to Show Off Electric Sedan Next Month |
Micron's
Highest Density Multi-Chip Package for High-End Mobile Phones |
Mobile Congress to Debate Benefits of Long Term Evolution (LTE) |
Sirius XM Radio May File for Bankruptcy |
Biggest Solar Deal Ever Announced — We're Talking Gigawatts
|
2/11/2009 |
Ericsson
to Demo 42 Mbps Mobile Data Downloads |
NIST Discovers Material for Improving Magnetic Sensors |
Qualcomm
Adds Support for NFC Technology to Chipsets |
National Inventors Hall of Fame Honors Chip Technology |
Groups Team for NFC Enabled Phone Designs |
Nokia to
Close R&D Site - Cut Handset Production at Factory |
'Safer Internet Day' Observed Internationally |
Intel Announces $7B Investment Plan in America |
Harris Radio Demonstrates High-Capacity Airborne Communications During
CAPSTONE II |
Scientists Control the Spin of Semiconductor Quantum Dot Shell States
|
Emcore's Growth in PVs Tempers Optical Communications Slump
|
Organic RFID Breakthroughs Detailed |
IEEE Takes the Initiative on Sustainability |
GSMA Claims
4 Billionth Mobile Phone Connection |
Hybrids
Powered by Air |
Silicon Wafer Shipments Declined in 2008 |
$300M in Stimulus Package for Green Golf Carts |
U.K. Teenagers Average 31 Hours per Week Online |
Google's Grid Meter Looks to Save Homeowners Some Green |
NASA's Great Observatories Celebrate International Year of Astronomy
|
Global
Warming Alert: Maine Breaks All-Time Cold Record of -50°F |
2/10/2009 |
Top 10 OEMs Consume a Third of All Semiconductors |
CSR Merges with SiRF to Add GPS to Comms Chips |
ESA Extends 3 Key Space Missions |
End Users Plan to Invest Strategically in RFID in 2009 |
Sweden Breaks 30 Year Old Commitment to abandon Nuclear Power
|
Samsung
Using Broadcom Chips for EDGE Phones |
Public Beta of an Electronic Mailing Alternative to the Post Office
|
Satellite Malfunction Halts Chinese TV Programs |
Intel to
Invest $7B on Factory Upgrades |
EU Signs Pact with Internet Networking Sites |
Northrop Objects to Congressional Cuts to E-2D Program |
ALMA Observatory Installs First North American Antenna |
Atom-Smasher
Relaunch Delayed to September (Earth-swallowing
event not so soon) |
Colorado Amateur Radio Operators Win Legislative Victory |
French Navy Sunk by Conficker Worm |
ISSCC: IMEC Attempts Universal Phone Chip at 45nm |
Unnatural Selection: Evolving, Improving, Implacable Robots
|
Solid State Drives Not Worth the Price for Many |
U.S. Analog TV Shutdown Bolder, Riskier than Most |
FAA Says Hackers Broke into Agency Computers
(did they get the CIP device?) |
Flawed Intel Chip Technology Leads to Processor Breakthrough
|
2/9/2009 |
Not Everyone Cheers as Wi-Fi Takes to the Skies |
German Defense Forces Look to Rohde & Schwarz for Military Software-Defined
Radio Technology |
Test & Measurement - Top Trends for 2009 |
Antenova Reports Strong Sales Growth in Mobiles |
New Material Derived from Graphene May Have Many Applications in Future
Electronics |
Nanoscopic Static Electricity Generates Chiral Patterns |
New Date Set for European Science Satellite |
Toshiba
Moves into NFC Capable SIM Market |
Shuttle Discovery Facing More Delays |
United Airlines Tests RFID to Speed Baggage and Passenger Check-In
|
Does Obama
'Buy American' Plan Signal Problems for Offshore Outsourcing? (oh, wait, that was just a campaign promise to fool the
unions) |
Agilent to Exit Automated Optical, X-Ray Inspection Business
|
Microsoft to Launch Cell Phone Software Store |
3M Targets Renewable Energy |
Newfound Comet Lulin to Grace Night Skies (2° separation from Saturn on Feb 24) |
Research: More Auto Dollars Should Go to Radio |
NASA
Giving Away Zero-Gravity Flights on the "Vomit Comit" |
New Smart
Material Bends Under Internal Heat Source |
U.S. Leads the Spam Field |
General Motors to Invest $1B in Brazil Operations - Money to Come
from "Stimulus" Bill |
Judge Rules in Favor
of Amateur in Palmdale Antenna Support Structure Case |
Who's
Messing with Wikipedia? |
2/8/2009 |
College Engineering Prank Ends with Five Arrests |
Intel Shifts China Operations, 2000 Jobs |
Broadband Funding in Stimulus Plan Sparks Debate |
International Rectifier Cuts 850 Jobs, Consolidates Manufacturing
|
Outsiders Storm Smartphone Market |
2/6/2009 |
ON Semi to Close Fourth Fab, Plans Another 350 Layoffs |
FCC Proposes Multiple $1M Plus Fines for Junk Faxes |
Drippy Faucets Offer Lesson in Physics |
Mobile
Phone Location Tracked to Locate Murderer |
Angry French Workers Protest TI Layoffs |
Russia Says Verbal Deal to Keep ISS Open Until 2020
|
Cracking a
Controversial Solid State Mystery |
Broadband Stimulus
Funding Sparks Debate |
Sharp to
Cut 1,500 Jobs, Forecasts Annual Loss |
Bad Economy Lifts Telepresence Sales |
GM Forges Ahead with Volt Despite Money Problems |
What's Happening to All the CRT TVs? |
Next-Gen 'Sixth Sense' Device Created at MIT |
Making Magnetic
Monopoles, and Other Exotica, in the Lab |
Some TV Stations to End Analog Signal on February 17 |
Will Microsoft Make Its Own Smart Phone? |
GE Chief Warns on U.S. Depression Threat |
Senator Wants Government Censorship Reinstated for Radio Stations (her husband founded the failed Air America, BTW, but that
can't possibly be her motivation) |
Deutsche Bank Posts First Loss Since WWII, Rejects State Aid
|
Germanium-on-Insulator Materials Have High Hole Mobility |
Canada Sheds 129,000 Jobs in January |
U.S. Jobless Rate Jumps to 7.6%, 598k Jobs Lost |
2/5/2009 |
Tech Firms Battle U.S. Job Protection Laws While Importing Workers
|
New Material Derived from Graphene May Have Many Applications in Future
Electronics |
Global
Mobile Market to Exceed $900B in 2008 |
Atmel Buys IP for ZigBee Mesh Networks |
GM Selects LG Chemical to Build Volt Batteries |
MIT Researchers Turn Any Surface into Touchless Screen |
Canada Braces for 'Wi-Fi on Steroids' |
TWC in '09: Job Cuts, WiMax & Wideband |
9-Year-Old Whiz Kid Writes Apple iPhone Application |
Introducing the White Spaces Database Group |
Graphene for the Green Grid |
Toward 'Invisible Electronics' and Transparent Displays |
Swedish Amateurs Granted New Privileges |
World's Fastest Electric Bike Hits 150 mph |
Space Weapon Ban Proposal Met with Skepticism |
Test Tube Chemistry Inside a Carbon Nanotube |
DeWalt - Not Your Father's Power Tools |
Smart-Grid Standards an Issue in Economic Stimulus Bill |
Monster Job Board Breach Highlights Weak State of Computer Security
|
House Bill Would Strike Radio's Exemption from Performance Royalties
|
Pranks with Electronic
Road Signs Stir Worry |
2/4/2009 |
Man Killed by 'Exploding Mobile Phone' |
HP and
Nokia Benefiting from Declining Semiconductor Prices |
Navy Command Seeks Modernized GPS |
Google (aka Big Bro) Latitude Service Lets You Track Your Friends
Via Their Cellphones |
Alcatel-Lucent
Writes Off $5 Billion in Assets |
IBM Raises the Goalpost: 20 Petaflops in Three Years |
Chip-size Passive RFID Tag Promises Long Range |
Japan's Electronics Industry Shocked by $22B in Losses |
Rules Change Approved, DTV Delay May be Debated Today |
Garmin
to Launch a Range of Mobile Phones |
EC Approves $586M Aid for Nano2012 R&D Program |
Wi-Fi Geolocation Made Easier |
Officials Work on Pentagon's Need for Space Capabilities |
Managing
Energy with Swarm Logic |
NASA Delays Discovery Mission to Space Station |
LED Market to Exceed $33B by 2013 |
Europe's Space and Science Heads Meet in Hungary |
COROT Discovers Smallest Transiting Exoplanet Ever |
Semiconductor Sales Fell by 22% in December - SIA |
Computer Chips May 'Repair' Nerves |
Microsoft to Blitz Market with Six Editions of Windows 7 |
MIT Student Presents Revolutionary Guitar Design |
2/3/2009 |
U.S. Becomes Top Wind Producer, Solar Next
(sorry, Obama cannot get credit) |
Software Decides Who to Sack in Downturn |
Semiconductor Sales Fell by 22% in December |
Motorola Swings to 4Q Loss, Suspends Dividend |
IBM Building Fastest-Ever Computer for U.S. |
Passport RFIDs Cloned Wholesale by $250 eBay Auction Spree
|
Starhome
Predicts Data Roaming Usage Increase - Average of 35-45% |
Japan to Build Hi-Res Optical Surveillance Satellite |
Plastic Solar Cells for Portable Electronic Devices Coming Soon
|
Distress Beacons at 121.5 and 243 MHz Phased Out |
East Asia Builds World's Largest Radio Telescope Network |
1/3 of Adults Without Internet Don't Want It |
FCC's Copps: 'We Cannot Have a Seamless DTV Transition' |
Nanotechnology Makes Supertelescopes Much More Sensitive |
Northrop Grumman Prototype Ground Control System Successfully Controls
GPS Test Satellite |
Iran Satellite Launch Stokes Fears Over Nuclear Plans |
USPTO Completes Successful Pilot of Continuing Education for Practitioners
|
Cellphones Warm up to Magnetic Coupling |
Capture of Nanomagnetic 'Fingerprints' a Boost for Next-Gen Information
Storage Media |
Wireless App Development on the Rise |
Google Earth Plumbs the Ocean Depths |
2/2/2009 |
Punxsutawney Phil Sees His
Shadow, 6 More Weeks of Winter Ahead |
Britain Considers Whether Its Citizens are Entitled to 2 MBps Broadband
|
Nanoscopic
Static Electricity Generates Chiral Patterns |
Comcast Testing WiFi in Commuter Rail Stations |
Google Out to Expose Internet Traffic Chokers |
Global
Semiconductor Sales Fell by 2.8% in 2008 |
Stanford Writes in World's Smallest Letters |
TI Cancels Planned Sale of Wireless Baseband Unit |
Dark Days for Japan's Chipmakers |
Nominations Open for APRE Engineering Achievement Award |
Navy Awards Undersea Communications Work |
Shocking:
Environmental Chemistry Affects Ferroelectric Film Polarity the Same Way Electric
Voltage Does |
Smulyan Reiterates Call For FM in Cellphones |
Smallest Quantum Dots Ever Created |
Human Error Caused Google Glitch |
Comcast Sets Up Commuter Hotspots in NJ |
ISRO-Built Satellite Fails after Five Weeks |
Worst
January on Record for Stocks |
Two Rockets Fly Through Auroral Arc |
2/1/2009 |
USPTO to Host Roundtable on Deferred Examination |
New 'Moon-Rocket' Hardware Test Successful |
Freescale Posts $4B Loss, Could Sell Cellular Business in Piecemeal
|
Telstra Keeping Us from Ambitious Radio Telescope Project |
Nano-Size Fridges to Cool CPUs |
Google Users Get Bogus Warning on Site Searches
(I got that on Saturday) |
NEC Cuts 20,000 Jobs, Consolidates 6-inch Lines |