| "China Expected to Become Top Auto Producer in 2009, Displacing Japan |
|
ASIC Design Starts to Drop 22% in 2009 |
|
Conficker Worm - April Fool or April Fright? |
| Using Superheroes to Teach Physics:
College Courses in Sci-Fi |
|
Naval Observatory Opens Its Doors (this is where the VP's residence is
located) |
|
New Step Towards Quantum Computers |
| Ericsson Pushes HSPA to Offer 56 Mbps
Mobile Download Speeds |
|
Students Patent An Innovative Wireless Scoring System for Sport of Fencing |
| Europe May Lead Next Web |
|
U.S. Military Vows to Track 800 Satellites by October 1 |
| Two Food Chains Trial
RFID-Based Electronic Shelf Labels |
|
ESA Space Debris Conference Begins |
|
Intel Launches New Xeon Chip |
|
FBI Figures Show Grim Rise in Online Fraud |
| Surveillance Vehicles Take Flight Using
Alternative Energy |
|
Cable Operators, Networks Brace for an Online World |
|
Firefox 3 Becomes Top Browser in Europe |
|
eWEEK Labs' Tests of Microsoft IE 8 Show It Is a Must-Have Upgrade |
| Cheating Husband
Caught by Google "Cheat" View |
|
Russia Backs Return to Gold Standard to Solve Financial Crisis |
| 3/30/2009 |
|
New Material Could Lead to Faster Chips: Graphene May Solve Communications Speed Limit
|
|
Discovery Shuttle Ends Mission with Successful Landing |
|
New Device Locates People in Imminent Danger |
| ARRL Comments on FCC's
Proposed Establishment of Rural Broadband Plan |
|
Raytheon Standard Missile-2 Intercepts Ballistic Missile |
|
When Your Laptop Goes Down with the Plane |
|
Algorithm Could Replace Touch Screens with MEMs Control |
| New Molecular Force Probe Stretches
Molecules, Atom by Atom |
|
Muniwireless Updates List of Cities and Counties with Large Wi-Fi Networks |
|
Raytheon Wins Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Development Contract |
|
Nokia Could Cut $5B in Outsourcing |
| Motorola Wins Saudi Network Expansion
Contract |
| A Better, Cheaper Multitouch
Interface |
| Lights in Sky Prompt Flood of
Calls in MD, VA, NC |
|
Tech Sector Should Outpace EU Climate Goals |
|
Spy Satellites Spot Nose of N. Korea Rocket |
|
Will the World End on Wednesday? |
| Space Smells Funny, Astronauts Say |
|
World Stocks Fall Amid Renewed Auto, Banking Fears |
|
Why Parachutists Die (Clint, are you out there?) |
|
Limbaugh: Ratings Surge on Controversy |
| 3/29/2009 |
|
Technology-Based Features Drive Automotive Sales |
| Vast Spy System Loots
Computers in 103 Countries |
|
Rare Square Roots Dates Pairs in 2009 |
|
Police Chief Shows Why Texting, Driving Don't Mix |
| Japan Prepares for North
Korea Missile Launch |
| 3/27/2009 |
|
Agilent Cuts 2700 Jobs, Restructures Electronic Measurement Business |
| Washington Police Chief Hits Car
While Checking BlackBerry |
|
MIT Develops Graphene Frequency Multiplier |
|
U.S. Reaches Third Place in Global Solar PV Installations |
|
Navy Awards Contract for E-6B Wideband Enhancement |
| EU Moves Closer to Approving 3G at
900 MH |
| China's Huawei Starting to Win
Network Contracts in the USA |
|
UK Awards £1.85M for Continued R&D on Uncooled Photonic Devices |
| Better Lithium-Ion Batteries |
| USPTO Seeks Nominees to
Public Advisory Committees |
|
Systems Engineers Seek to Equip Military Systems with Latest Electronic Enclosures, Backplanes, and Chassis |
|
European Chip Industry Needs Government Support |
| Water Triggers High Temperature
Superconductivity |
|
Mars Rovers Powering on after 5 Years |
| Tesla Motors CEO: Model S is
Cheaper Than It Looks |
|
Fairchild to Shutter Fabs in Pennsylvania and South Korea |
|
FCC Asks for Help to Get Digital TV Converters Installed |
|
When It Comes to Intelligence, Size Matters |
|
Charter Communications: Bankrupt |
| Pentagon Plans to Regrow Human
Body Parts |
| 3/26/2009 |
| IBM Expected to Cut
More U.S. Jobs, Export to India |
| World's Biggest Laser Powers Up |
|
Panel Recommends Robust Satellite Constellation |
| New Nanogenerator May Charge iPods and
Cell Phones with a Wave of the Hand |
|
Air Force Launches New GPS Satellite |
|
'Sprint 4G' to Come to 15 New Markets in 2009-2010 |
|
Raytheon Awarded $29M Phase 3 Contract for Wide-Bandgap Program |
|
City Turns to Wireless for Water Bills |
|
Spirent Communications Solution for CTIA A-GPS Over-the-Air Test Standard |
|
UK Lab Ships Europe's First 750kg Amplifier for ALMA Radio Telescope |
|
Pulse~Link UWB Lays off 40+, Seeks Investors |
|
Periodic Table's Blank Spaces Filled in by Solving a Subatomic Shell Game |
| Free-to-Air Mobile TV Services Hold
the Key to the Consumer Adoption |
|
Ice That Burns Could Be a Green Fossil Fuel |
|
Microsoft Word Developer Blasts into Space (if he's the guy who designed the
Office 2007 toolbar, then... well... never mind) |
|
UK iPhone Users Lead Way in Web, E-Mail Use: Survey |
|
ROHS Exemptions Announced by EC |
|
IEEE Approves Low-Power IC Standard |
| Spacetime May Have Fractal Properties on
a Quantum Scale |
| Astronomers 'Catch' Shooting
Star for First Time |
|
The New California Gold Rush |
| 3/25/2009 |
|
Vote on Top 10 Sites with Engineering Appeal |
|
B-2 Bomber Radar Spectrum Accidentally Sold at Auction |
| DOE Announces $1.2B Boost for
Basic Research in Science and Technology |
|
USCIS Announces New Requirements for Hiring H-1B Foreign Workers |
|
Teradyne Plans More Cost Cuts, Lowers Guidance |
|
Leaving PCs on Overnight Costs Companies $2.8B a Year |
| Russia Falls Off the Electronics
Contract Manufacturing Map |
|
Sprint to Provide 3G Connectivity to Ford In-Dash PC |
|
EU Close to Agreeing On Big Telecoms Reform |
| FCC Proposes New Rules for
Medical Devices Operating on 70 cm Band |
|
DNP Claims World's Thinnest Chip Package |
|
StratEdge Introduces BeO Package for GaN, SiC, and GaAs Devices |
|
ZigBee Chip Firms Target Wireless Medical Monitors |
|
Total RFID Revenue to Exceed $5.6B in 2009 |
| New Way to Produce Electronic
Components Can Lead to Cheap and Flexible Electronics |
|
Einstein@Home Effort Launched to Search for New Pulsars |
|
Autos, Inkjets Down, Consumer Apps Up in 2008 MEMS Ranks |
| Nokia Seeks Gold in Mobile
Payments Startup Obopay |
| China Blocks YouTube
Without Explanation |
|
Microsoft, NASA Scope Out Space Deal |
|
UK Government Is Unwelcome Facebook Friend |
| 3/24/2009 |
|
GPS IC Shipments to Grow 15%, Prices to Fall 20% in 2009 |
|
Offshoring Backlash Rises as Layoffs Mount |
| FCC Clarifies What
Constitutes an Amateur Radio Repeater |
|
Senators Propose Spectrum Audit |
| Not Your Father's Garmin or Nokia |
|
Security Holes Could Wreak Havoc in Proposed Smart Grid |
| China Telecom Profits Slump 96.3% on
Write-Downs |
| Metallic Glass That's Stronger and Lasts
Longer (one step closer to Mr. Scott's
transparent aluminum?) |
|
EU in Draft Deal on Capping Phone Roaming Prices |
|
Inventory Cuts Coming to an End, Says Chip Wafer Supplier |
|
'Cold Fusion' Rebirth? New Evidence for Existence of Controversial Energy Source |
| Brain Images Reveal the Secret
to Higher IQ |
|
Space Radar Plans Stay in Flux |
| Qualcomm Backs Game
Console for 'Next Billion' |
|
NMSU Students Launch Experiments into Space from Spaceport America |
| Scientists Observe the Largest Exploding
Star Yet Seen |
| Using Mobile Phones to Monitor
Teenagers Mental Health |
|
Fuzzy Logic and Grey Science |
|
Sprint Now Looking Beyond Cell Phones |
| Computer Virus 'Time Bomb'
Could Go Off April 1 |
| 3/23/2009 |
| Twitter Gets You Fired in 140 Characters or
Less |
| CTIA Applauds Introduction of
Radio Spectrum Inventory Act |
|
Hour Draws Nigh for Air Force Program Cancellation Announcements |
|
IEEE Begins Work on New 1900.4 Standards |
| Asiacell's Towers and Staff Struck by
Terrorist Attack
(they must not have gotten the memo - we now must call them "man-caused
disasters") |
|
Hollow Gold Nanospheres Are Now Possible |
|
Electricity Grids Could Be at Risk from Hackers |
|
New Material Draws Energy from Any Mechanical Motion |
| Heating Up Magnetic Memory |
|
NASA Develops Instrument to Test Radiation Exposure to Astronauts on Long Missions
|
| New Zealand Withdraws Controversial
Internet Law |
|
CSR, Taiyo Yuden Team for Wireless Modules |
|
Students Test Clean Energy by Degrees |
|
Antenova Licenses Mobile Antenna to Sony Ericsson |
|
Alaska's Mount Redoubt Has 5th Eruption (could cause global cooling) |
| Astronauts Suit Up for Third
Spacewalk |
|
Scientists Find Solution to Solar Puzzle |
|
London No Longer World's Most Expensive Real Estate |
| Studies Suggest Drinking Coffee or Tea
May Reduce the Risk of Stroke (vindicated again!) |
| Starbucks Brews Up Coffee
Machines with Contactless Payment Technology |
| 3/22/2009 |
|
Carbon Nanotubes Superior to Metals for Electronics, According to Engineers |
|
60 Million Consumers Contemplate Ditching Wireless |
|
National Semi Acquires Act Solar |
|
Iran Says First Satellite Successfully Completes Mission |
|
Lack of Incentives Slows Down IPv6 Take-Up |
|
Russians in Israel to Talk Nanotech |
| 3/20/2009 |
| ZTE Secures $15B Financing Deal As
Profits Jump by 1/3 |
| A Cheap, Plastic X-Ray Imager |
| FCC Denies Petition to
Increase Size of Amateur Radio Question Pools |
|
Major Leap for Faster Computers |
|
High-Speed Signal Mixer Demonstrates Capabilities of Transistor Laser |
|
Space Station Construction Visible Through Backyard Telescopes |
| 60 Million U.S. Consumers Likely to
Cut Back on Cellphone Costs |
| FCC Releases Quarterly
Reports on Consumer Inquiries and Complaints |
|
North American Chip-Gear Orders Fell 5% in February |
|
Communications & Power Industries to Deliver French Military Antenna Systems |
| ISS's New Solar Wings About to Get
Stretched |
|
Handsets Sector on Alert as Sony Ericsson Warns of Increased Losses |
|
TI Envisions Phone Becoming Central Repository for Apps, Media and Info |
|
Solar Panel Sales Growth 48% in 2008, to Slow to 26% in 2009 |
|
First Measurement of the Ability of a Very Long Molecular Wire to Conduct Electric Current
|
| 472 Million to Receive Mobile TV by
2013 |
| Flying Car Makes First Test Flights |
| AT&T to Sell iPhone
Without Contract for $599 |
|
Tested: Chrome vs IE8 vs Firefox 3.1 vs Safari 4 |
| 3/19/2009 |
|
Nearly Retired Workers Staying Put |
|
ABI: Tough 2009 Awaits Wireless Vendors |
| China Mobile Full-Year Profits Up 30% |
|
CSR to Offer Multi-Radio Modules |
|
Explosives Detector Uses Silicon MEMS Device |
|
Particle Oddball Surprises Physicists |
| Salt Water System Could Generate
Hydrogen |
|
Micronetics Acquires Product Line from M/A-COM RFID |
| National Inventors Hall of
Fame Museum Moves to USPTO To Jointly Host New "Inventive Links" Exhibit |
|
Slimmer, Stickier Nanorods Give Boost to 3-D Computer Chips |
|
Maine to Seek Stimulus Money for Broadband Study |
|
Hughes to Represent Satellite Industry Association on Broadband Stimulus Panel |
|
Device Provides Household Energy Savings of 12% |
|
Space Station to Get Final Solar Panels |
|
Arrowhead Awarded Over 200 MHz in X-Band Satellite Contracts |
|
Google Launches Street View for the UK, Netherlands |
|
Atomic Fountain Clocks Are Becoming Still More Stable |
|
New Conficker Variant to Attack Computers on Fools Day, April 1st |
|
IE 8 Goes Live @ Noon Today |
| U.S. Births in 2007 Break 1950s Record
(Q: What % are Illegals' anchor babies?) |
| 3/18/2009 |
| Jurors' Web Ventures by
Cellphone Leading to Mistrials |
|
Hitachi Restructures, Lops Off Operations, Cuts Workforce |
|
Ericsson Demonstrates Super Broadband at 500 Mbit/s |
|
IBM in Talks to Buy Sun Microsystems |
| FTC Urged to Investigate Cloud
Computing Security (RF Cafe had a DoS attack via Yahoo's cloud computing
network a week ago) |
| Study Yields Surprising New Insight into
High-Temp Superconductors |
|
The Salty Tears of Phoenix Show Liquid Water on Mars |
|
Mathematician Says His Sudoku Secret is Foolproof |
| 3G-4G to Account for 30% of Global
Wireless Subscriptions by 2013 |
|
Longest Nanowires Ever Made May Lead to Better Fuel Cells |
|
GAO: Jury Still Out on Missile Program Performance |
| Duck! Newly Discovered Asteroid
Whizzes Past Earth |
|
Another 158 TV Stations to Kill Analog Early |
| Hong Kong Underground Railway
Extension Gets Mobile Phone Coverage |
| Japan Mulls High-Tech Economic Stimulus |
|
German Firm Makes Investment in UK Supply Chain |
| New iPhone OS Adds
Missing Features |
|
Maryland City Under Blogger Siege, Says Outgoing Mayor |
|
Washington State
Engineer to Receive IEEE-USA's Highest Honor |
| Japanese Astronaut Testing 'Odor-Free'
Clothes |
| 3/17/2009 |
|
Intel, AMD Each Claim Licensing Agreement Breach |
| Nokia Announces 1,700 More Job Cuts |
| Faster Flexible Electronics |
|
Electronic Amplifier Capable of Functioning in Extreme Temperatures Developed |
|
Computer Science Programs Make a Comeback in Enrollment |
| WLAN Module Supply May Fall
Short of Demand by 20-30% after March |
|
UK Engineers Struggle to Upgrade Old Aircraft with New Avionics Technology |
|
RADAR 100: 234 Million Listen to Radio Every Week |
|
Harris, Roundbox Announce OEM Agreement to Deliver First Mobile DTV Broadcast Solution
|
|
OLED Research and Manufacturing Centre Opens in UK |
|
Space Junk Called No Threat to the Space Station |
| MIT Research Lab Taps
RFID to Manage Files |
| Projections for Significant Mobile TV
Subscriber Increase |
|
Shifting Sound to Light May Lead to Better Computer Chips |
|
2000 Years of Symmetry |
|
WiMedia Folds, UWB Spec Goes to Bluetooth, USB Groups |
| China: Our Carbon Emissions Are
Your Problem, Not Ours |
| Cattle Respond to Magnetic Fields from
Power Lines (I thought this issue was put ro rest decades ago) |
|
Big Cuts in DoD Budget on the Way |
|
Two-Wire Saw Lowers Solar Cell Cost |
|
Mexico to Impose Sanctions on U.S. Exports (OK, let's pay Mexico by
returning all their citizens here illegally) |
| 3/16/2009 |
| Ericsson Rumoured to Have Won $2B
Deal from Sprint Nextel |
| Nanocapacitors with Big-Energy
Storage |
|
It Has Come to This: A Claim That Patent Reform Threatens the Environment |
| Shuttle Discovery Launches to Fully
Power Space Station |
|
Spinning Carbon Nanotubes Spawns New Wireless Applications |
| Agenda for WRC-11 Poses
Opportunities and Challenges for Hams |
|
Stations Must Warn if New DTV Signals Lack Reach |
|
European Electronics Output Predicted to Fall by 12% |
|
Space Station May Have to Duck More Junk as Shuttle Nears |
|
Dow Chemical to Sell Roof Shingles Embedding Photocells by 2011 |
|
Europe Postpones Launch of Herschel, Planck Telescopes |
| New Organic Material May Speed Internet
Access |
|
Qualcomm Says Court Dismisses Broadcom Complaint |
| Data Centers Fail
Energy Efficiency Tests |
| Mobile Internet Becoming a Daily
Activity for Many |
|
Researchers Find Ways to Sniff Keystrokes from Thin Air |
| New Form of "Mobius" Carbon
Predicted |
| Intel Warns AMD Its Patent
Cross-Licensing Agreement May Be Yanked |
| Application Deadline
Approaching for ARRL Teachers Institute on Wireless Technology |
|
The Math of March
Madness |
| Death Leaves Online Lives
in Limbo |
| 3/15/2009 |
| Space Shuttle Go for
Launch Sunday @ 7:43 pm EDT |
|
Diamond-Windowed Next-Gen Jet Fighters to Employ High Power Microwaves (HPM) |
|
Chemists Find Secret to Increasing Luminescence Efficiency of Carbon Nanotubes |
|
Traffic Exposure May Trigger Heart Attacks (time to try telecommuting) |
|
New York City Police Issue 9,016 Tickets During a 24-Hour Crackdown on Phoning-While-Driving
|
|
China Concerned About Loans to the U.S. (I think the value of the immense
amount of technology we have transferred to them more than covers the debt) |
|
Dynamic Augmented Wheel System 8-Part Wheel |
| 3/13/2009 |
|
Electronics Companies Brace for a Long, Hard Recession |
|
Amid Economic Gloom, Semi Execs Chart Encouraging Future |
|
Fabless Companies Buck Economic Trend, Gain in IC Insights Top 20 Rankings |
|
IC Insights: Industry Poised for Rebound |
| (do those last four stories seem conflicting to you?) |
|
Campus Career Fairs Still Going Strong |
|
ISS Astronauts Forced to Take Cover as Space Junk Passes Nearby |
|
Scientists Develop Mobile Phone Battery That Can Be Charged in 10 Seconds |
|
ComReg Invites Suggestions for Use of Free Radio Spectrum |
| Fleeing Customers Haunt
Landline Phone Companies in New England |
| Teen's 'Lost' Downloads Cost
Mom $50,000 |
| 'Self-Correcting' Gates Advance Quantum
Computing |
| Agenda for WRC-11 Poses
Opportunities and Challenges for Hams |
|
Hot Electrons in Carbon: Graphite Behaves Like Semiconductor |
|
World Wide Web Feels Its Growing Pains |
| RFID System Measures
Employee Productivity One Task at a Time |
|
Power Semiconductor Revenues Forecast to Drop by $2B in 2009 |
|
Engineers Crack Ceramics Production Obstacle |
| Cash-Strapped Green Tech
Changes Strategy |
|
New Coating Actually Makes Car Scratches Disappear |
| 3/12/2009 |
|
The Influence of Pb-Free RoHS Guidelines on Military Electronics Procurement |
|
Qualcomm Faces Korea Trade Probe |
| Three-Quarters of All Electronic
Messages are Sent Via Mobile Phones |
|
Discovery Launch Delayed Again |
|
Electronics Supply Chain Sales Growth Slides |
| Police Say 'Bored' Woman Made False
911 Calls |
|
GPS III Satellite Undergoes Preliminary Review |
|
Power Semiconductor Revenues Forecast to Drop by $2B in 2009 |
|
Coming Soon: Batteries that Recharge in 3 Seconds |
| U.S. Coast Guard to
Discontinue LORAN Stations |
| HoloTV Images Jump off the Screen, into
Tomorrow's Homes |
|
Spin Battery: Physicist Develops Battery Using New Source of Energy |
|
TSAT Hits New Turbulence |
| Cheap, Durable Nonsilicon Solar
Cells |
| U.S. Knocks UK off the Top of Charts
for Mobile Web Browsing and Buying |
| Sirius XM Radio Planning
to Stream to iPhone, iPod |
|
How Should the U.S. Government Spend $7.2B in Broadband Funds? |
| Ultra-High-Power Lithium-Ion
Batteries |
|
Intel's Barrett Says Tech Is Key to Economic Recovery |
| Orbital Water Guns Could Blow
Away Space Junk |
|
Intel Rated Leading Chip Manufacturer Again, AMD Slips out of Top 10 |
| Families are Feeling the Stress of
Economic Crisis, Researcher Finds (duh - probably funded by Stimulus money) |
| 3/11/2009 |
|
ZigBee Alliance and RF4CE Consortium Agree to RF Remote Standard |
|
National Semiconductor to Cut 26% of Workforce as Q3 Profit Falls 71%
(think
Bob Pease's job is safe?) |
| AT&T Boosts 3G, Adds 3,000 Jobs |
| Nanotubes Find Niche in Electric
Switches |
|
Shuttle Discovery Set for 9:20 PM EDT Liftoff |
|
Researchers Develop Amp that Works Down to -180° |
|
Rare Single Top Quark Discovered in Collider Experiments |
|
Scientists Explain Why They Plagiarize |
|
EADS Soars Back in the Black with 2008 Profit |
| Nokia Smartphone Sales Fall As RIM,
Apple, Samsung Take Market Share |
| Space Station Webcam Goes
Live |
|
Mechanism to Increase Magnetic Response of Ferromagnetic Semiconductor Identified
|
| Yale Student Sues Airline for $1M over Lost
Xbox |
|
Plenty of Reasons to Be Confident About EUV Lithography |
|
Micro Imagers for Sensing on Nano Air Vehicles |
| Magnet-Triggered RFID
Solution Lowers Costs at Müller Martini |
| Why Electric Vehicles Will Be a
Long Time Coming |
|
Terrorist Watch List Hits 1 Million (soon the terrestrial human debris
tracked will equal space debris tracked) |
|
Inter-Office Squabble Could Have Triggered a Baltic Cyber War |
| Seven Million Pounds of Beach
Trash Picked Up in One Day |
| 3/10/2009 |
|
Study Calls for Improvements in Engineering Education |
|
EDA Sales Rule of Thumb: $2M per Salesman |
| Iridium Replaces Satellite Smashed in
Collision |
| FCC Releases Data on
High-Speed Internet Access |
|
Growing Need for Spectrum Brings New Challenges |
|
Japanese Elementary School Kids Now Being Taught by Saya the Robot |
| European Telecoms Operators in Strong
Position to Ride out Recession |
|
Panel Weighs Impact of $7.2B Broadband Stimulus on Competition |
|
Nokia to Support All Types of 4G Tech |
|
UK Chip R&D is Key in Downturn |
| Single-Molecule Magnets Open New Door
for Information Technology |
|
Telecom Firms Eager to Help U.S. Government Spend $7.2B |
|
Lockheed Martin GPS Satellite III Team in Preliminary Design Review Stage |
| World's Largest Laser Gears up for
Ignition Experiments |
|
SEMI to Set Solar Energy Industry Standards |
|
Quantum Doughnuts Slow and Freeze Light at Will: Fast Computing and 'Slow Glass' |
| Nuclear-Warhead Upgrade
Delayed; Government Labs Forgot How to Make Parts |
| An Upgrade for the Web - HTML 5 |
|
Microsoft Vista SP2 Comes with Few Significant Upgrades |
|
Global Financial Assets Lost $50 Trillion in 2008 |
|
Suicide in the Workplace 'Contagious,' Swedish Study Suggests
(don't share your toothbrush with suicidal workmates!) |
| 3/9/2009 |
| 'Invisibility Cloak' Directs Light Away from
Eye |
|
Fab Investment to Hit 15-Year Low, Says SEMI |
|
Novel Ice Structure May Help Seed Clouds to Cause Rain |
|
Chartered Semiconductor in $300M Cash Call |
|
Major Step Toward Less Energy Loss in New Electromagnetic Materials |
| Will Carbon Nanotubes Replace Indium Tin
Oxide? |
|
USPTO: Extension of
Time for Comments on Deferred Examination for Patent Applications |
| Barclaycard, Orange Work on NFC
Payments Services |
|
Spreading Wi-Fi Across the Friendly Skies |
|
SAIC Wins $900M U.S. Strategic Command Contract |
|
Federal Cybersecurity Director Quits, Complains of NSA Role |
|
Shuttle Discovery Set to Soar to Space Station on Thursday |
|
RFID Sees Continued Growth |
|
Manufacturers 'Better Equipped' to Deal with Downturn |
| New Nanoporous Material Has Highest
Surface Area Yet |
|
Big Science from Canada's Smallest Satellite |
|
Forget the Freezer: Novel Way to Control Water Behavior Using Nanometer-Sized Spaces
|
|
Afghanistan's Tech Boom (not talking about IEDs, either) |
| World Bank Offers Dire
Forecast for World Economy |
| Microsoft to Let PC Users
Turn Off IE Web Browser |
| 3/8/2009 |
|
U.S. Job Seekers to Face Falling Wages |
|
Lithium-Ion Batteries Have Better Performance with New Electrode Material |
|
MEMS-Based Camera 'Recession Proof,' Pixavi Says |
|
Clinton to Russia: Time to Push the "Overcharge" Button for Relations
(Huh, I thought the dummies were gone; she should have played it safe and given
a box of DVDs) |
|
Microsoft to Let PC Users Turn Off IE Web Browser |
|
U.S. Gears Up for DTV Switch Now on June 12 (or...some other date) |
| 3/6/2009 |
|
Woman Attacked for Admonishing Loud Cellphone Talker |
|
Potential On-off Switch for Nanoelectronics |
|
Cellphones May Spread Superbugs in Hospitals |
|
China’s Semiconductor Market to Fall |
|
DTV Broadcasters: Loss of Signal Could be a Problem after All |
| Indian Operator Expects Lengthy
3G Delay |
|
Ultracold Gas Mimics Ultrahot Plasma |
| Phone Thieves Sentenced to 5 Years
Hard Labor |
| Nanotubes That See Everything |
|
Mobile Handset OEMs Look to Smartphones after Worst Q4 Ever |
|
U.S. Might Loose Technological Leadership (now that we have Hope, that
shouldn't happen) |
| Georgia Tech Pushes Nanotech
Research with Low-Temp Carbon Nanotube Tool |
| For Laid Off Workers, So
Hard to E-mail Goodbye |
|
Historic Sample of Bomb-Grade Plutonium Discovered |
|
National Semiconductor Protects Solar Panels from Shadows |
|
What a Mess! Experts Ponder Space Junk Problem |
|
NASA to Launch Planet-Hunting Kepler Spacecraft Tonight |
|
Domestic LED Products Have Huge Potential |
|
Researchers Create Speedy, Rugged Carbon-Nanotube Memory |
|
Tyco to Slash Jobs, Lay off Workers in the Triad (NC) |
|
Obama Press Secretary Gets Radios After Remark |
|
Could Life on Earth Have Come from Ceres (maybe, but where did life on Ceres
come from?) |
| 3/5/2009 |
|
Europe Continues to Outshine U.S. with Solar Leadership |
|
Cell Phones Cause Many Casualties (cell phones don't kill people... people
kill people) |
| New Technology to Trap Killer Sparks |
| USPTO Announces Call for
Nominations for National Medal of Technology and Innovation |
|
'Spooky Action at a Distance' of Quantum Mechanics Directly Observed |
|
Broadcasters Sue FCC Over White Spaces |
|
Georgia Tech Pushes Nanotech Research with Low-Temp Carbon Nanotube Tool |
|
Touch Screen Competition Keeps the U.S. Smartphone Market Afloat |
|
Raytheon Reaches Key Milestones with Troposcatter Solution |
| China Mobile Preps 3G Surge |
|
Quantum Mechanical Con Game: Winning Every Time |
|
Testing of Advanced Missile Warning Sensor Completed |
|
Statewide Nanotech Center Created in Triad (NC) |
|
DTV Converter Box Coupons Start Flowing Again |
| Buckyballs Could Keep Water Systems
Flowing |
| Strengthening Airplanes with
Carbon Nanotubes |
|
Flying Robots to Provide Wi-Fi in Disaster Zones |
| Despite the Naysayers WiMAX
Subscriber Revenue Will Boom in 2009 |
|
Hacker Gets 4 Years in Prison for Malware Install |
|
Microsoft Publishes
Latest Release Candidate of Vista SP2 |
| Wal-Mart Reports 5%
Increase in February Sales (thanks to ammo sales?)
|
| 3/4/2009 |
|
Fabless Companies Buck Economic Storm, Gain in IC Insights Top 20 Rankings |
| Italy's Catholics Told to Silence
iPods, Stop Texting and Web Surfing until Easter |
|
Hot Electrons in Carbon: Graphite Behaves Like Semiconductor |
|
New Electrical Power Standards (Smart Grid) Due by Summer |
| Smart Phones Ring in Healthy Growth
in 2009 Despite Mobile Meltdown |
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iSuppli Sees up to 11% More Smartphone Sales in 2009 |
| AsiaWatch: Slump Slows
Growth, India Hot |
| Quantum Paradox Directly Observed -- A
Milestone in Quantum Mechanics |
| Nanopiezoelectronics
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| Finnish Parliament Approves Employee
E-Mail Tracking Law |
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World's Fastest Mobile Satellite Streaming Service for Broadcast Media |
| ARRL Charge: FCC Has Done
"Literally Nothing" to Comply with Court Ruling |
| RFID Delivers Personal
Service for Atlanta Car Dealer |
| Engineer Warned Twice About Cell
Phone Use |
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Novel Manufacturing Technique Yields Efficient LED Optics |
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General Dynamics Successfully Completes Test of U.S. Army's Largest Mobile Broadband Network
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Newfound Moon May Be Source of Outer Saturn Ring |
| Square Root Day Revelers to
Party Like It's 3/3/09 |
| Kepler Sets Sights on Earth-Like Planets |
| The Real Price of Obama's
Cap-and-Trade Plan |
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Microsoft Testing New Internet Search Engine Kumo |
| 3/3/2009 |
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GaN Platform Promises 10x Boost in Power |
| Worldwide Mobile Phone Sales Down by
5% in Q4 2008 |
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Large Asteroid Barely Misses Earth |
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China's 3G Network Provides Bright Spot Amid Global Slump |
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Army Wants Assistance with Missile Defense Technology |
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Microsoft Research Budget May Create 3,000 New Jobs |
| Wireless Broadband Boosts Australian
Economy by $4.7 Billion |
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NXP is Now Worth Only $1B... Down from $11B |
| High-Speed Internet Access Needed to
Revitalize Europe's Rural Regions |
| Traveling-Wave Reactor
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Anadigics Sales Drop 22% as Fab Utilization Heads Towards 30% |
| Cognitive Radio Helps Guarantee
Reachability of Emergency Services |
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China Crashes Satellite into Moon |
| Free But Fickle, Digital
TV Reception Eludes Some |
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Atomic-Sized One-Stop Shop for Nanoelectronics Created |
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Russian Password Crackers Woo Governments |
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Obama's First Budget Backs Core Lunar 2.0 Goals |
| Economic Crisis Threatens
the Idea of One Europe |
| EU Rejects a Rescue of
Faltering East Europe |
| Are Video Games Recession-Proof? |
| 3/2/2009 |
| Nokia Phone Found Inside a Bag of
Crisps |
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Fun with Algorithms at Microsoft TechFest |
| 'Voltage Patterning' Could Be Next Step
in Nanostructure Lithography |
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Bluetooth Low Energy Could Take Much of the Explosive Growth Rate in RF Remotes |
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Global Recession Won't Jeopardize World's Largest Radio Telescope |
| Nokia Confirms U.S. Phone
Problem |
| RFID Detector Offers
Low-Cost Troubleshooting Device |
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Semiconductor Sales Continue to Slide in January |
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Ofcom Green-Lights BT's Ultra-Fast Broadband |
| Northern Europe Tops ICT Developments
Index |
| Thermometer Created for
Nanotubes |
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Chief of Key Internet Oversight Body is Leaving |
| Top 10 Phone Sales for February 2009 |
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China Plans Space Station with Module Launch in 2010 |
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Lockheed Martin Unveils Exoskeleton Technology |
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German 20-somethings Prefer Internet to Partner |
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PC Unit Decline to Be Sharpest in History |
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Broadcasting Pioneer Paul Harvey Dies at Age 90 |
| World's Poor Drive Growth
in Global Cell Phone Use (right, and who's paying the bills?) |
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Violence Between Repo Men, Car Owners on the Rise |
| 3/1/2009 |
| Worst February for Market
Since 1933 |
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Russia Set to Put U.S. Telecom Satellite into Orbit |
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Impact of ROHS, REACH, EuP on Electronics Industry in 2009 |
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Bolivia Pins Hopes on Lithium, Electric Vehicles |
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RFID Chip Coming Soon to Your Driver's License? |
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Marine 1 Helicopter Security Breach - Blueprints Found in Iran |
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