9/30/2009 |
Wafer Bonding Creates Opportunities for Si/GaN Integration
|
New UAV Sensors Could Leave Enemy No Place to Hide |
No Mobile Signal? Use a Dual-Mode Satellite Phone |
Visibility
Improves for Global Semiconductor Market |
European Technology Report Hints at Protectionism |
Australian
Telcos Warned About Mobile, Wireless Internet Speed Advertising |
U.S.
Relaxes Grip on the Internet (bye-bye to another
U.S. invention) |
Sonera
Says Rural Finland Customers Save Money by Ditching Landlines |
New Electronic Concept: How Hybrid Motors Could Become Cheaper
|
Physicists
Investigate Unusual 4-Qubit Entanglement |
FCC's Genachowski Not Neutral on New Net Rules |
Schools, Universities Rely on Blackboard for Education Continuity
in Swine Flu Epidemic |
Campaign Asks for International Treaty to Limit War Robots
(who would have thunk?) |
TI Fab Ramp Puts Analog Rivals on Notice |
Can the
Wireless Internet Be Made Neutral? |
Raytheon Completes Flight Testing of Air Force Radio Communications,
Intelligence System |
Largest Dam in the World Is a Potent Methane Source |
U.S. Court Vacates Another Jury's Huge Patent Verdict against Microsoft
|
Canadian Circus Billionaire Heads to Space Station |
Google Working on "Smart" Plug-in Hybrid Charging
|
9/29/2009 |
Slow Recovery
and Future Challenges for the European Mobile Industry |
Dell Laptop Fails to Excite with Wireless Charger |
Raytheon Demonstrates Enhanced Long-Range Target Validation Capability
|
ARRL Guidelines and Recommendations on the Appropriate Use of Amateur
Radio |
Nanosensing
Transistors Powered by Stress |
AT&T
to Fight Texting While Driving |
Microsoft
Launches Free Security Software |
Quantum Entanglement Proved at the Macroscale |
The Utility Pole Dilemma: 21st Century Broadband Faces a 19th Century
Hurdle |
GAO Finds DOD Contractors Have Made Progress on Ethics |
Physicists
Explain How Human Eyes Can Detect Quantum Effects |
ADI to Upstage Silicon Image with New HDMI 1.4 IC |
Cellphone Video Shows Teens Beating Chicago Student to Death
|
SAIC Wins $49M Order from USAF Space and Missile Systems Center
|
Perfect Image Without Metamaterials ... and a Reprieve for Silicon
Chips |
U.S. Northeast May Have Coldest Winter in a Decade |
Mercury
Flyby to Photograph Planet's Unseen Areas |
9/28/2009 |
Weathering
System Cuts Product Testing Time |
1 in 5
Households Will Have a Fixed Broadband Connection by End of 2009 |
Time Lens Speeds Optical Data |
In-Depth: RF Switching Options |
RIM's 2Q
Profit Falls on Charges, Outlook Weak |
Can Tech Personalities Break into Politics? |
Mobile RFID Device for Shoppers Boosts Store Sales |
Ham Appointed Chief of Army MARS |
Nanotechnology at Risk of Being Stigmatized |
Discovery Brings New Type of Fast Computers Closer to Reality
|
6 European Startups in the Spotlight |
Pushing the
Cold Frontier in an Orderly Fashion |
FCC Announces Hearing on Capital Formation in Broadband Sector |
LHC Gets Warning System Upgrade
(a nice little jingle plays just before a black
hole swallows the Earth ;-)) |
AT&T Tells FCC Google Voice Violates Net Neutrality Laws
|
How Much Government Control in Cybercrisis? |
FCC Commish: Localism Proposals Could Be New 'Fairness Doctrine'
|
Inside Office Web Apps: Is It Good Enough to Be Called 'Excel?'
|
MRI, Solar Cells, Aging Work are Nobel Favorites |
America Loses 150,000 IT Jobs |
9/27/2009 |
Worst May Be Over for PC Industry |
NIST Updates
Guide to Radio-Controlled Clocks |
Australia Embarks on Great Broadband Adventure |
Semi Market Recovery on Track Due to Strong Fundamental Demand
|
Lab Demonstrates 3-D Printing in Glass |
Al Gore's Green Car Company Gets $529M in Taxpayer Loans
(will the corruption never end?) |
9/25/2009 |
New ROHS Proposals Seek to Change Scope |
Patent Payoff Sours BlackBerry Earnings |
Superheavy
Element 114 Confirmed (I suggest calling it
rfcafenuim) |
Photon 'Machine Gun' Could Power Quantum Computers |
USPTO and European Patent Office to Extend Patent Prosecution Highway
Pilot Program |
Quantum Mechanics Advance Reported Using Superconducting Electrical
Circuit |
Intel
Shows Chips Can Get Smaller |
Rough Day at Work? You Won't Feel Like Exercising |
Taiwan's
Semiconductor Industry Output to Shrink by 13% Compared to 2008 |
SiC Electronics Needs Transistor Stimulus |
Paper Battery May Power Electronics in Clothing and Packaging Material
|
Berkeley Lab Engineer Tapped to Head U.S. Energy R&D Agency
|
Microsoft
Study Places Value on 'White Spaces' Spectrum |
New TV Tech Promises a Better Picture |
Intel Keeps Fighting for Widget-Augmented TV |
MIT: Nanotube Springs Offer Power Potential |
FCC: Remarks of Commissioner McDowell to Nat'l Assn. of White-Owned
Broadcasters 33rd Broadcast Management Conference |
Stimulus Funds Boost Number of Federal Jobs by 25,000 |
Russia Hoping U.S. will Extend Shuttle Operations |
9/24/2009 |
Analog Devices Invests in Ireland Scholarship |
High-Tech Job Losses are Slowing |
Hybrid Chips of Gallium Nitride and Silicon |
More CubeSats Reach Orbit |
DoCoMo
Shows Off Concept Phone Made from Wood (at
least it might float if dropped in the toilet) |
Tech Jobs in Better Shape than Overall Private Sector |
Promising Photonic Devices: A Tiny, Tunable Well of Light
|
Smart Meter Firms Agree Standards |
Intel's
Plan to Replace Copper Wires |
T-Mobile and Clearwire Reportedly in Early 4G Discussions
|
Radio Today: Radio Reaches More Than 90% of 12+ Consumers
|
Feds Weigh
Cell Phone Ban for Bus, Truck Drivers |
FCC: Comment Sought on Spectrum for Broadband |
Water Found on the Moon |
New Accounting Rules a Boon to Apple, Other Tech Companies
|
Radio Tags to Reveal Songbird Social Networks |
Microchip May Help Blind People See Again |
Record Hoard of Ancient Gold Found in Field |
Marines' Social-Media Ban is Bad for Morale |
Tesla Engineer Boosts EV Range to New Heights |
Bullet Makers Can't Keep Up with Demand |
9/23/2009 |
Peer Review, Lehman Brothers, and the Fate of Semiconductor R&D
|
Moore's Law
Marches on at Intel |
Four Positive, Negative Signs for the IC Recovery |
India Launches 7 Satellites |
UK
Broadband Tax 'To Be Made Law' (you folks need
Tea Parties) |
DoD Colleges Embrace Videoconferencing as Teaching Tool |
Boeing Completes Ground Tests, Prepares for First GPS IIF Satellite
Launch |
Swedish
Networks Investigated for Radio Spectrum "Cartel" |
Jennic ZigBee Module Has 4km Range |
Season of Sky Oddities |
GE Grabs
Gearless Wind Turbines |
E-Car Battery Price on Rapid Declining Curve, Expert Predicts |
Article Examines
Rare Quantum Physics Effect |
The New Healthcare: Smart Band Aids, Digital Pills, Wrist Bands
|
Broadcasting Technology Enhances Battlefield Ops |
Preparations Underway for WRC-12 |
Three-Quarters
of Canadian Children are Internet Savvy Before Age Seven |
NASA
Moves Up Launch Debut for New Moon Rocket |
Elastic Energy-Storage Systems Could Challenge Li-ion Batteries
|
U.N. Climate Summit Leaves Large Carbon Footprint |
Retirement? Good Luck with That |
U.S.
Public Turns to Europe for Unbiased U.S. News
(what - cnnabcnbccbsmanbcnpr are not all the same?) |
9/22/2009 |
Autumn Begins Today |
Tiny New Module Brings Embedded Mobile Broadband to More Devices
|
Proposed FCC Web Rule Change Draws Wireless Ire |
5 Tech Innovators Under 35 |
How Scientists Think: Fostering Creativity in Problem Solving
|
SDR: A Spectrum of Possibilities for Military Communications on the
Road to Cognitive Radio |
Massachusetts OKs Police to Plant Secret GPS Tracking Devices in Vehicles
|
A Trillion
Triangles: New Computer Methods Reveal Secrets of Ancient Math Problem |
RFID Makes Check-In Faster for Air France Passengers |
Medical Electronics Seeks Role in Health Care Debate |
FCC Commissioner: "Broadband Adoption: Traveling the Consumer’s
Last Mile" |
Global
GSM Market Likely to Continue to Gain Ground with Lower Price Until 2014
|
German Scientists
Produce First Bose-Einstein Condensate with Calcium Atoms |
Nanotech Could Produce Big Energy Solutions |
Xbox 360 to Receive New 802.11n Wireless Adapter |
Innovative Lock-Mart-Built Satellite System Operating Successfully
on Orbit |
'Open
Internet' Rules Criticized |
How Facebook
Copes with 300 Million Users |
Where Government Web Sites Go to Die |
9/21/2009 |
China Mobile
Signs up Its Half-Billionth Subscriber |
Graphene and GaAs: Two Perfect Partners Find Each Other |
MIT Students Launch Camera to Edge of Space |
Forecaster Predicts Robust Growth in Foundry Sales |
Making Space Power Pay |
HG Wells: The UFO Google Logo Mystery is Solved |
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Goes Solar |
Six in 10 Tech Workers Living Hand to Mouth |
Google to FCC: Apple and AT&T Lied |
$21B Japanese
Orbiting Solar Array will Beam Electricity to Earth |
IMEC GaAs/Ge Stacks Promise Solar Cell Efficiency Hike |
FCC
to Propose 'Net Neutrality' Rules |
Survey Reveals Hidden Price of Technology Failures |
What's Next after the Dreamliner? Think Fuel Cells |
MRI Machine Features Larger Magnet than the LHC |
Quantum Computers are Coming – Just Don't Ask When |
Car Showrooms Quiet after Clunkers Clamor Ends (gosh, who would have predicted that?) |
Radio Astronomy's Centre of Gravity Shifts West |
9/20/2009 |
FCC to Propose 'Net Neutrality' Rules |
All Your Personal Gadgets Pose a Global Warming Threat |
Diamonds Are a Laser's Best Friend |
Solar Market to Recover … Eventually |
NASA Launches Rocket, Dozens Report Strange Lights |
HP Touts Wireless Screens |
9/18/2009 |
New Air Force Magnetron May Help Defeat Enemy Electronics |
Graphene Mixes It Up with GaAs |
Magnetism
Observed in Gas for First Time |
South African Amateur
Radio Payload Reaches Orbit |
Blueprint
for a Quantum Electric Motor |
FCC: No Truth to Rumor that Cellphone Numbers Will Be Made Available
to Telemarketers |
SEMI Bookings Up for 5th Month in a Row |
San Diego Is a Rising Star for Clean Energy, Technology Jobs |
Sweden
to Adjust Radio Spectrum Fees to Reflect Usage |
Nano
Ink Boost for Silicon Solar |
IC Analyst Sees Tighter Supply, ASP Growth |
RFID Journal Acquires RFID Update Website |
Visions of Data |
Western
European Mobile Phone Market Showing Signs of Recovery |
Privately
Built Rockets Compete for Top Prize |
10 Fast and Frugal Electric Cars from the Frankfurt Motor Show
|
Microsoft
Windows 7 to Cost $30 for Students |
Broadcast Radio Advertising Down 25%, Internet Radio Up 6% |
Office Web Apps to Be Offered Free to all Windows Live Users
|
9/17/2009 |
ZigBee RF4CE Specification Now Downloadable |
Silicon
Valley 'Seeing Revival' |
New Chips Loaded with Dummy Parts |
Canada
Won't Block Nortel Sale to Ericsson |
Rohm Opens Semiconductor Design Centre in Germany |
63 Million
3G/LTE Enabled Notebook Computers by 2014 |
Study on Effect
of Electricity on Liquids Bucks Conventional Science |
IBM Unveils Framework for Smart Grid Technologies |
USB 3.0
Gets Public Viewing |
Average
Mobile Phone User Emits 25kg of CO2 Per Year |
FCC Announces Initial Broadband Field Hearings |
Comcast Plans to Bring TV Shows to Your Phone |
Advanced Solar Panels Coming to Market |
Australian Government Tells Telecom Giant Telstra to Break-Up
|
Company Claims
ESLs to Be the Future of Light Bulbs |
Too Much Radiation for Astronauts to Make it to Mars |
Alpha Radio Products
Now RF Concepts |
Gold Rises to Record Settlement Price on Inflation Concern
|
NASA Swift Captures Amazing View of Andromeda |
9/16/2009 |
6,000 Tech
Marketing Jobs Will Be Lost in 2009 |
Intel Lodges Appeal Against EC Fine |
Looking for Tech Work? Uncle Sam Wants You! |
♪♪ Happy Days are Here Again ♪♪, Says IC Insights
|
Better World: Take Friday Off… Forever |
Rocky Earth-Like Planet Found Outside Our Solar System |
European
Operator Margins Fall 3% As Recession Continues to Bite |
Runaway Armed MQ-9 Reaper Drone Shot Down |
Wi-Fi to Fill Mobile WAN Gaps |
Huge Growth in Energy-Harvesting Technologies |
DOD Rethinking Buy Versus Build Software |
Two Chips
in One: Researchers Combine Microprocessor Materials |
Power Electronics for Military Alternative Energy Could Promote Space
Radar and Space Propulsion |
U.S. Engineers at a Disadvantage. Join the Conversation |
Ultradense, 3-D Data Storage |
Facebook's User Base Almost Equal to Entire U.S. Population
|
New Zealand
Scientists Develop Wireless Heart Pump |
Strike at Freescale Toulouse |
Bing
Grabs 10% of Search Market |
Obama Admin: Cap & Trade Could Cost Families $1,761 a Year |
Background TV Found to Have Negative Effect on Parent-Child Interactions (how many taxpayer $$$ were spent on that study?) |
9/15/2009 |
National Safety Council Responds to ARRL: No Evidence of "Significant
Crash Risks" While Operating Mobile |
A Salt
and Paper Battery |
Airborne Laser Ready for Flight Tests |
Australian
Mobile Market Expected to Buck Recessionary Trends and Grow in 2009 |
Superefficient Solar from Nanotubes |
$21B Orbiting
Solar Array Will Beam Electricity to Earth |
Electron-Free Microprocessor Runs on Air |
Michigan Students to Develop RFID-Enabled Robotic Guide Dog
|
Strategy
Analytics: Qualcomm's Wireless Handset Chip Maintains Lead |
Graphitic Memory: Advances Bring Graphite as Storage Medium a Step
Closer |
Friction Force
Differences Could Offer a New Means for Sorting and Assembling Nanotubes
|
U.S. Senator to Look into Cellphone-Cancer Link |
Greenland
to Get a 3G Network |
BAE Announces 1,116 Job Cuts |
4G World: LTE Climbs on WiMax's Shoulders |
Microsoft
Bing Adds Visual Search |
Indian 3G Auction Set for December |
Electric Motorcycle Hits 150 mph |
9/14/2009 |
IEEE Finally Ratifies 802.11n-2009 |
Airborne Laser Ready for Flight Tests |
'Next
Generation' Wi-Fi Approved |
X-Fab High Temperature CMOS Chips Clear 175 °C |
Air Force Plan to Cut Its JTRS Military Radio Program May Acknowledge
Developments in Private Industry |
Deaf Children Learn to Sign by Toying with RFID |
Rogers
Wireless Upgrades Canadian Network Download Speeds to 21Mbps |
Radio Remembers 9/11 |
USPTO Announces Senior Management Changes |
Startup Pioneers Carbon-Based FPGAs |
Last Days of Big American Physics: One More Triumph, or Just Another Heartbreak?
|
Motorola Shares Jump on Hopes for Google Phone |
More
Efficient, and Cheaper, Solar Cells |
The Wireless Carrier Conundrum: Perpetuating the Myth of Connectivity
|
Engineers Develop Safer, Blast-Resistant Glass |
Nanotechnology Looks to Safety of Smallest |
China Breaks Ground on Space Launch Center |
Venezuela to Develop Nuclear Energy With Russian Help
(meanwhile, we talk about building windmills) |
9/13/2009 |
Motorola to Launch 'Multiple Tens' of Social Networking Optimized
Cellphones |
Analog Drives National Semi Sales Up |
Qualcomm Firms Up Femto Plans |
Surprise in Earth's Upper Atmosphere: Mode of Energy Transfer from
the Solar Wind |
$100M Question: Where Is Broadband in the U.S.? |
9/11/2009 |
Technology
Addiction Disrupts Teenage Learning |
Broadband
Invisibility in the Microwave Range |
Nanocrystal Electrical Conductance Gets 100,000x Boost |
Capsules for Self-Healing Circuits |
Shuttle Crew Preps for Evening Landing |
CIA Invests in Low-Power Wi-Fi Intel Spinoff |
Bing Commemorates 9/11,
Google Doesn't |
Amateurs with General Class Licenses to be Granted Reciprocal Licenses
in Some CEPT Countries |
RFMD Expects Fiscal 2010 Free Cash Flow to Exceed Forecast $80-120M
|
Carbon Nanotubes
Could Make Efficient Solar Cells |
New Cloaking Method Could Shield Submarines from Sonar, Planes from
Radar, Buildings from Earthquakes |
How to Short-Circuit the U.S. Power Grid |
ZigBee RF4CE Specification is Available for Download |
NASA Levitates Mouse Using Magnetic Fields |
Simulated Black Holes May Prove Theory |
Nanotom Allows Experts to See Through Solids |
Facebook Lite Goes Live for the Bandwidth-Constrained |
NOAA: Summer Temperature Below Average for U.S. |
Bike Transmission is Fully Automatic |
9/10/2009 |
Military Spending and GaN Adoption Driving RF Power Semiconductor
Markets |
MEMS Equipment Diffuses into Mainstream IC markets |
GaN Gaining Favor Among Military Users |
Wi-Fi Pushing
Radio IC Market to $4B in 2013 |
Satellite Phone Users Get Cheap Encrypted Calls |
Governor's $250,000 Grant to Amateur Radio Goes Online as Oregon Hams
Install New Winlink System |
Vodafone
to Offer Wi-Fi Based Mobile Broadband Device |
Euro
Phone Operators Agree to Auto Crash Alert System |
AT&T Moves Toward 90% HSPA Rollout Completion by 2012
|
Upgraded Hubble Telescope Spies Cosmic 'Dragon' |
Gold Solution for
Enhancing Nanocrystal Electrical Conductance |
Automakers Aim to Simplify Electrical Architectures |
Ultra-Flat Loudspeakers with Powerful Sound Reproduction |
New Class of Japanese Spacecraft 'Debuts' Today |
Orange
Broadband Hit by Outages |
Capacity Utilization Expected to Bounce Back in Q3 |
Google Plans New Mirror for Cheaper Solar Power |
Bangladesh Bans Suits and Ties to Save Energy |
Violent Teenage Bully Filmed Attack on Two Boys on His Mobile Phone
|
9/9/2009 |
GSMA Endorses
3GPP's Integrated Mobile Broadcast Standard |
Electrical
Circuit Runs Entirely off Power in Trees |
Cellphone Radiation Levels Vary Widely, Watchdog Report Says
|
Analysts Expect Positive News in TI Q3 Update |
Researcher
Uses Bacteria to Make Radioactive Metals Inert |
FCC Releases Quarterly Report on Consumer Inquiries and Complaints |
Air Force Gets Last Upgraded GPS-IIR Satellite |
Proposed Quantum
Computer Consists of Billions of Electron Spins |
Berlin's Electronics Fair Pushes Greener Future |
Motorola Introduces Two New WiMAX Devices |
Photos from Revived Hubble Telescope Expected Wednesday |
UMC's Sales Have Tripled Since February |
MEMC Closing Two U.S. Plants, Cutting 540 Jobs |
Ultra-High-Speed
Residential Broadband to Create a Bandwidth Divide |
High Fab Utilization to Push ASPs Up for 3 Years |
'NanoPen' May Write New Chapter in Nanotechnology Manufacturing
|
Faster
Wireless Standard Making Mark in Home Networking |
Rain of Meteorites Makes the Moon Hum |
Obama Space Panel Says Moon Return Plan is a No Go
(money needed for Cash for Clunkers and Illegal
Alien social programs) |
9/8/2009 |
Cellcrypt
Enables Encrypted Mobile Phone Calls Anywhere on Earth |
Black Sand Claims First All-CMOS RF PA for 3G Phones |
Global Broadband Penetration Slows in Q2 |
Tiny 'MEMS' Devices to Filter, Amplify Electronic Signals
|
Diamonds Are for Softies – Boron is Harder |
Underwater
Laser Pops in Navy Ops |
Measuring
the Next Successful Antennas for In-Body Health Monitoring Devices |
Qualcomm Lowers Power for Body Area Networks |
Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile Completes Live-Fire Test |
Home
Fibre Plans Survive Downturn |
CMOS Power Amplifier Startup Raises $10M |
Politician
Calls for Free Wi-Fi on Trains and Buses in Scotland |
Mt. Wilson Observatories Saved from Wildfire |
IBM Scientists
Effectively Eliminate Wear at the Nanoscale |
Crews Say Goodbye, Shuttle Departing Today |
World's First Floating Wind Turbine Online in Norway |
Nanoscale Laser Harnesses Plasmons |
Swiss Topple U.S. as Most Competitive Economy |
U.S. Prez Tells Senate to Raise Debt Ceiling above $12T
(that's $39k per person, not including off-budget
items) |
Snow Leopard Could Be Apple's Vista |
9/7/2009 |
FCC Ponders a Future with Multiple 'Internets' |
10 iPhone Apps That Make the Grade for College |
Final, Modernized L-Mart-Built GPS Satellite Operational for Military
Apps |
Wall Socket Adapters Offer WiFi Alternative |
Copyright Proposals Threaten Consumer Rights Says Telecom Industry
|
A Cordless Future for Electricity? |
Florida Boaters Asked to Keep Watch for Lost Robot |
Gadget
Shoppers Branded 'Stupid' by Sales Staff |
Report
Forecasts 1 Billion Mobile Cloud Users by 2014 |
Ex-Google China Chief to Fund Chinese Tech Start-Ups |
Abu Dhabi Chip Venture Buys Chartered for $1.8B |
FCC Seeks Comments on Telework |
Using Waste
to Recover Waste Uranium |
Nano-Bioelectronics Achieved with Nanowires, Proteins |
Reform Bill Could Kill Defense Contractors' Acquisition Expertise
|
A Liquid
Design for Cheaper Fuel Cells |
Out of Work, and Too Down to Search On |
9/6/2009 |
Fab Spending Expected to Grow 64% in 2010 |
2 Radio Towers in Washington State Toppled |
New Graphene-Based, Nanomaterial Has Magnetic Properties |
Canada Adds 27,100 Jobs in August |
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Takes First Look at Apollo 12 Landing
Site |
U.S. Teen Unemployment Rate Hits 25% |
Looks Like We're Not the Only Country with Illegal Immigrant Problems |
9/4/2009 |
In-Flight WiFi Can Influence Airfare Purchases |
Raytheon Recognizes America's Teachers with More than 30 Math Hero
Awards |
Magnetic Monopoles
Detected in a Real Magnet for the First Time (uh-oh, Maxwell was wrong:
▼●B≠0 ?!!) |
TransferJet Wireless Data Gadgets Coming Next Year |
Europe
Dominates Mobile Managed Services Market |
Tech Industry Challenges e-Cycling Programs |
Graphene Made Magnetic with Hydrogen Coating |
European Chip Firms Aim to IMPROVE Fab Efficiency |
Electronic Countermeasure Technology is in Demand |
Code-Breaking Quantum Algorithm Run on a Silicon Chip |
'Fantastic Six' Expected to Spur Capex Growth in 2010 |
U.S. a Nation of Night Surfers |
TI Achieves Industry's Lowest Drift with High-Voltage Bipolar DACs
|
Semiconductors on Even Keel at End of 2Q 2009 |
Internet
Addiction Center Opens in U.S. |
Thousands of New Images Show Mars in High Resolution |
iPod Beaten in Japan by 30-Year-Old Line of Music Players
|
Giant Crystals and Spherical Flames: Science in Microgravity
|
Unemployment Rate Rises to 26-Year High |
Microsoft Wins Word Stay of Execution |
9/3/2009 |
Major Wireless Companies Want Old Cell Phone Tax Abolished (repeal a tax? - good luck) |
Reboot
for the Harwell, UK's 'Oldest' Computer |
GaAs Market Predicted to Fall 5% in 2009 |
Every Baltimore
Patrol Officer to Get a BlackBerry |
Chinese Stimulus Policy Opens New Business Streams For Semiconductor
Vendors |
U.S. Bluetooth Headset Usage Plummets |
LG Launches 'Borderless' and Wireless TVs |
Telegraphs Ran on Electric Air in Crazy 1859 Magnetic Storm
|
Canada Opens 200 mm MEMS, 3D WLP Center |
FCC - Payment Methods and Procedures for FY2009 Regulatory Fees
|
Super-Fast Computers of the Future |
UK Has the Worst Internet Security in Europe |
Optical Atomic
Clock Becomes Portable |
Army Orders Ground Robots for Engineer, Infantry Support |
Space
Junk Could Threaten Upcoming Spacewalk |
Not Enough Facebook Friends? Buy Them |
Geoengineering is No Longer Unmentionable |
ARRL - Happy Birthday, Hiram! |
Bing Better Than Google in Canada |
Gray
Screen of Death (GSOD) Hits Snow Leopard - Bloom Coming Off Apple's Rose? |
9/2/2009 |
Transnational R&D Funding |
Japan Plans $21B Solar Space Post to Power 294,000 Homes |
SIA Reports Improving Consumer Demand as Global Chip Sales Increase
5.3% in July |
High Power Laser Weapon from Airborne Laser Platform Defeats Ground
Target in Flight Test |
Hoarding Incandescent Bulbs Ahead of EU Ban |
Wireless Carriers Ramp Up Competitiveness Rhetoric |
Laser Pulses Can Now Control Single Electrons |
iPhone App Finds Disease Outbreaks Near You |
Windows Phones are Coming October 6th |
New Clean Room to Push Boundaries of Computer Memory Technology
|
Sketching Analysis Design Program |
Carbon Nanoballs
as Data Storage Units |
British
Inventor Urges Patent Law Change |
A Cordless Future for Electricity? |
Energizer Preps Prismatic Zinc Air Primary Cells for Portable Electronics
|
First
Hot Ice Computer Created |
COLBERT Treadmill Installed at Space Station |
Engineer
Error Knocks Out Gmail |
Precise Radio-Telescope
Measurements Advance Frontier Gravitational Physics |
9/1/2009 |
College
Student Uses iPhone to Catch Robbery Suspects |
Silicon Nanowires Could Make Transistors Obsolete |
Wi-Fi Connectivity
Becoming Pervasive on Devices |
Why the iPhone Will Change the Chinese Phone Market |
Raytheon Integrated Defense System GaN Chips Achieve Operational Milestone
|
Communications Failure Ends India's First Lunar Mission |
Fragile Devices Threaten Customer Loyalty |
Samsung Lobs Cheap Touchphone at iPhone Crowd |
RFID and Sensors Illustrate Art's Impact on People |
Discovery Pair Prep for First Spacewalk |
Faster Searches
Key to a Greener Web |
California Mine Reopened to Search for Rare Earth Minerals after China's
Threat |
FCC Requests Additional Nominations by September 30 for membership
on the Technological Advisory Council |
NIST Airframe Tests Help Ensure Better Shielding for Flight Instruments
|
Technology Said to Cut Cost of Solar Installations |
European
Femtocells Markets - Will the Hype Lead to Mass-Market Adoption? |
Art of Creating a Manet Takes Masterful Engineering Touch
|
eBay
Reaches Deal to Sell Skype |
Laser Tests Could Silence the Dentist's Drill |
The Promise and the Peril of Web 2.0 |