Electronics & Tech Headline News Archive - March 2018All the Tech News Fit to Link™ |
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5/31/2018 • Cell Tower Industry Puts out Call for Tower Climbers • AT&T in $30M Settlement over Tower Climber's Fall • Median U.S. Tower Climber Salary $56,000 per BLS • Wireless Industry Association CEO Highlights Network Convergence • Voyager's Golden Record May Paint Humans in a Confusing Way 5/30/2018 • FCC Nails 5 More Pirates - One a Pastor • Apple iPhone X Becomes World's Best-Selling Smartphone Model in Q1 2018 (at a kilobuck per copy) • Is 5G a Panacea for All Things IoT? • Failures in Power Grids: Dynamically Induced Cascades • Alan Bean, Moonwalker Turned Artist, Dies at 86 5/29/2018 • Endless Design Patent Case Orders Samsung to Pay Apple $539M • DOD Tightens Rules on Personal Mobile Devices • Indian Telcos Hit 1.2B Mobile Subscribers but Struggle to Cash In • Google Employees Quit in Protest over Pentagon Drone AI Project • Data Consumption in Middle East and Africa to Double in 5 Years 5/28/2018 • U.S. Websites Go Dark in Europe as GDPR Data Rules Kick In • Tech Companies Scramble as Sweeping Data Rules Take Effect • The U.S. Is Running out of Bombs • Netcomm Wireless and Ericsson Announce IoT Partnership • Why Are We So Scared of Robots? 5/25/2018 • Samsung Hosts 3GPP Final Standalone 5G Standards Meeting • Tech 'Nobel' Awarded to Finnish Physicist for Small Smart Devices • French Telcos Invest Record Breaking €9.6B to Focus on Fibre • No One Listens to the Radio Anymore - Fact or Fiction? • China Launches Queqiao Lunar Satellite 5/24/2018 • FCC Considers Small Cell Guidelines for States • HMD Global Raises $100M for Nokia Smartphone Reboot • Most Researchers Disclose Their Results Before Publication • French Gov Congratulates Itself for Operator Investments • Chain Cuts Auto Import Tariff from 25% to 15% 5/23/2018 • Internet of Trash: IoT Has a Looming E-Waste Problem • FCC Proposes $5.3M Fine for Slamming / Cramming • U.S. and China Close to Finalizing ZTE Deal • Qualcomm, Facebook to Trial Fixed Wireless Access at 60 GHz • Qualcomm Unveils 5G NR Solution for Small Cells 5/22/2018 • News Crew Discovers 40 Cellphone Tracking Devices Operating Around D.C. • Post-Launch Signals Received as Amateur Radio Heads to Moon • U.S. Additive Manufacturing Skills Gap Is Growing • Global, U.S. Electronics Supply Chains See Healthy Midyear Business Conditions • Most Companies Won't Make GDPR Deadline 5/21/2018 • Super Semiconductor: Stiff in Day, Bendy at Night • CQ Announces 2018 Hall of Fame Inductees • Highly Sensitive Encrypted Email at Risk of Exposure • Ofcom Reveals UK Consumer Telecoms Value for Money is Improving (except see below) • Britain's Broadband Speeds 51% Slower Than Advertised 5/18/2018 • Google, Facebook, Others Press for 6 GHz Rulemaking • New Material Reduces Losses in Inductive Components • Global Ecosystem Integration Key China's Semiconductor Industry Growth • Harris to Modernize India's ATC Communications Infrastructure • 1/4 of Americans Spend All Day Inside 5/17/2018 • Distributor Warns of Chip Resistor Shortage (amazing!) • "Last Man Standing" Moving to Fox Network • Verizon Names Los Angeles as 5G City • Skyworks Unveils Suite of Sky5™ Solutions • 5G Rollouts More Nuanced Than Past Coverage Blasts 5/16/2018 • Apple Urges FCC to Keep More High Spectrum Unlicensed • Physicists Decry Call for U.S. Visa Restrictions on Chinese Researchers • Does Radio Need More Deregulation? • UK Billionaire Invests £24M in Goonhill Earth Station • Amateur Radio Parity Act Language Inserted in National Defense Authorization Act 5/15/2018 • U.S. U-turn Gives Hope to ZTE • Hughes to Prototype Multi-Modem Adaptor for Wideband SATCOM • 3 CubeSats with Amateur Radio Payloads Deployed from ISS • Xiaomi Tops Smartphone Market in India • Snoopy Joining Sony? Music Unit Buying Stake in Peanuts 5/14/2018 • FCC Imposes Fine for Illegal Signal Jammer • USTelecom Petitions FCC to Ease up on '90s-Era Rules on Landline Providers • Britain Backs French Plan for European Defence Force • Android P Tackles Phone Addiction, Distraction • BT Promises £3.7B Budget for FTTH and 5G, Despite Massive Job Cuts 5/11/2018 • RF Power Semiconductors Near $1.5B for 2017 with GaN Dominating • ARRL Asks FCC to Protect Amateur Radio Millimeter-Wave Bands • University Spinout Targets Mass-Market-Scale Graphene IP • Nokia and SFR Conduct 5G Calls Using 3.5 GHz Spectrum in France • IEEE Approves 802.11 aj for Increased High-BW Wireless LAN in China 5/10/2018 • China Said to Raising $47B Semiconductor Fund • ARRL Announces 2018 QST Antenna Design Competition • 5G NR Deployments Boost Global Macro-Cell Transceiver Shipments • Global Semiconductor Packaging Materials Market Tops $16B • T-Mobile Has Highest CEO-to-Worker Pay Ratio 5/9/2018 • Chip Sales Running 20% Above 2017 Pace • GaN Drove RF Power Semiconductor Growth in Market in 2017 • T-Mobile Execs Change Tune on Fixed Wireless Following Sprint Merger Deal • Skyworks' Q2 FY18 Revenue up 7% YoY • Intel Resets Clock on 10-Nanometer Technology 5/8/2018 • Could BlackBerry Displace Apple? (that would be a real turn-about) • Pirate Radio Stations Explode on YouTube • Massive MIMO Market to Grow at 41%, be Worth $20.9B by 2026 • ARRL Counting Down to Hamvention 2018 • BMW to Use Innoviz Lidar for Autonomous Cars 5/7/2018 • Pentagon Halts Huawei and ZTE Phone Sales on Military Bases • Twitter CTO Admits "Glitch" Exposed Your Password • GDPR is Just the Beginning as Europe Targets 'Digital Sweat Factories' • FCC Seeks Comment on Sharing in 3.7-4.2 GHz Band • 5G Poised for Commercial Rollout by 2020 5/4/2018 Mobile Phone Cancer Warning as Malignant Brain Tumours Double Amateur Radio Case Attracts Attention of FCC Commissioner Sodium Material with Novel Structure Eyed for New Battery Designs Xilinx Reports Record Revenues, Searches for UK Engineers SSprint's Roaming Agreement with T-Mobile Doesn't Impact VoLTE Rollout 5/3/2018 Global Semiconductor Sales up 20% oY in Q1 TSMC Cuts Forecasts on Smartphone Weakness China Mobile & Huawei Launch 5G Innovation Center in Beijing 5G Fuels Latest T-Mobile, Sprint Merger Proposal EEurope Day On the Air 2018 Activity May 4 – 6 5/2/2018 iPhone Users Discover That Siri Has a Bad Mouth T-Mobile, Sprint Agree to Merge FCC Reports on Stepped up Enforcement Against Pirate Radio Operations Sprint, Mobilitie to Pay $11M Fine for Building Illegal Towers DDARPA Looks for Better Satellite Security 5/1/2018 Establishing Freedom of Action Will Propel EW Market Opportunities How Success Breeds Success in the Sciences (does failure breed failure?) Chinese Smartphone Market Is Shrinking |
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