Electronics & Tech Headline News Archive - February 2019 |
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• LinkedIn Starts Showing Trending Stories of the Day • Qualcomm Introduces Its 1st Multimode 5G Modem 2/26/2019 • Silicon Valley on Alert with New Antitrust Breakup Talk in Congress • Teen Building Working Nuclear Reactor Using Parts from eBay • Warning Issued over Attacks on Internet Infrastructure • Carole Perry, WB2MGP, 1st Recipient of Award Named in Her Honor • Facebook Accused of Revealing Sensitive Health Data 2/25/2019 • China May Deploy Anti-Satellite Laser Weapons to Destroy U.S. Military Satellites • Wi-Fi Alliance Presses for Modifications in 6 GHz Rules • New Plan Aligns ARES with the Needs of Served Agencies • U.S.-China Trade War Could Benefit India • 1:3 Rural England Homes Without Basic Connectivity 2/22/2019 • Small Cell 5G Network Market to be Worth $3.5B by 2025 • KickSat-2 is Alive and Being Tracked • The Great Semi Debate: SiC or GaN? • U.S. Student Debt in "Serious Delinquency" Tops $166B • Data Leak Exposes Vast Hi-Tech Surveillance in Xinjiang 2/21/2019 • Lack of Minerals Threatening America's Energy Future • UK Labels Facebook "Digital Gangsters" in Fake News Research • World's Tax Collectors Look to Divvy up Tech Giants' Billions • Albuquerque's $133M e-Bus System Going Nowhere Fast (see below) • Growth in Electric Buses Key to Electrification (see above) 2/20/2019 • CTIA Presses Congress for More Midband Spectrum for 5G • Quantum Strangeness Gives Rise to New Electronics • Apple's Insider-Trading Policy Enforcer Accused of Insider Trading • Huawei Launches 5G Test Bed in Thailand • Your Smart Light Can Tell Amazon and Google When You Go to Bed 2/19/2019 • Wireless Carriers Caught Playing Fast and Loose with Location Data • Verizon Prepares for 3.5 GHz Tests in Boston, Phoenix • Telesat Taps Blue Origin to Launch Broadband Satellite Fleet • UK GDP Growth Slowing, But So is Europe's 2/18/2019 • Ericsson Opens 5G Training Center in Texas • Skyworks Quarterly Revenue down 7.6% YoY to $972M • C-Band Alliance Responds to Backlash • U.S. Navy's Newest Defense Radar Aces Its Most Complex Test Yet • New Materials Created for High-Voltage Supercapacitors 2/15/2019 • NextGen Nano-Satellites to Directly Communicate with IoT Devices • Amazon Doubles Profits, Pays $0 in Federal Income Taxes - Again! • Navy Secure SATCOM for Shipboard Communications and Computer Networks • One Man's Quest to Prove Vermont Has Terrible Cell Service • Here Are the Top 50 Streamed Talk Show Hosts 2/14/2019 • 5G and Massive MIMO Radio Shipments to Hit 100M Units by 2021 • Politics Play a Role in 5G Outlook • New York's Excessive Antenna Application Fees Violate Reasonable Accommodations • Light Speeds up 3D Printing of Plastic 100x • Renesas Sales and Profits Sink 2/13/2019 • Tesla Buys Ultracapacitor Company • ISS Packet Radio System Back in Operation • Defense Contractor Innovators Among the 2019 Fed 100 • Social Media Addicts Struggle to Make New "Real" Friends • Exotic Form of Magnesium Suggests Surprising Shape-Shift 2/12/2019 • U.S. Military Warns of Threat from Chinese-Run Space Station in Argentina • GPS Jamming During NATO Drills in 2018 a Big Concern • Italy Denies Report of Huawei, ZTE 5G Ban • Transport Measurements Reveal Intriguing Properties of Germanene • Russia to Fly U.S. Astronauts to ISS Ahead of Schedule (Russia collusion on ISS began in 2011 w/Space Shuttle cancellation) 2/11/2019 • Intellectual Property and 5G: 2019's Culture Clash • Iridium Declares Victory with $3B Satellite Constellation Upgrade • Periodic Table Still Influencing Today's Research • Arianespace Preps for 1st of up to 13 Launches in 2019 • Germany Cracks down on Facebook for Data Harvesting 2/8/2019 • Deutsche Telekom to Set up New 5G Trials This Year • iPhone Apps Recording User Screens Without Their Knowledge • Potential Return of Roaming Premiums Causes Latest Brexit Flap • Chip Sales Slow, China Talks Start • Faulty Battery Blamed for Man Killed by Exploding Vape Pen 2/7/2019 • Es'hail-2/P4A Satellite Designated as Qatar-OSCAR 100 (QO-100) • Global Semiconductor Sales Increase 13.7% to $469B in 2018 • Opening 400MHz of Midband Spectrum for 5G to Add $274B to U.S. Economy • Organic Electronics Could Boost Plastic-Based Solar-Cell Efficiency • Democratic House May Kill U.S. Space Force 2/6/2019 • UC Riverside Physicists Create Exotic Electron Liquid • 4 Chinese OEMs in Top 10 Chip Buyers • FTC v. Qualcomm: What Really Is Going On • Chinese Company Inks Deal to Launch 90 SmallSats • Russia Suspends Nuclear Missile Treaty in Tit-for-Tat with U.S. 2/5/2019 • Geoffrey Starks Sworn in as FCC Commissioner • ZTE & China Unicom Complete World's 1st 5G Call on 5G ProtoPhone • UAE Used Cyber Super-Weapon to Spy on iPhones • KDDI and Nokia Boost Japan Broadband Speeds by 800% • Google Deletes 29 Apps That Steal Users' Info 2/4/2019 • Qualcomm, 5G in Judge's Hands • EU's Youngsters on the Air Enthusiasm Breeds Contesting Exuberance in U.S. • 5 Predictions of Tech Disruptions in Next Decade • BT Takes Big Step Towards Expansion in China • Blue Multi-Mode Laser Diodes Boost Cars' High Beams 2/1/2019 • Is 5G Harmful for Humans and the Environment? • Europe to Harmonize Spectrum in 3.6 GHz Band for Future 5G Services • U.S. Unveils Sweeping Charges Against Huawei • China Slams Allegations as U.S. Brings Criminal Charges Against Huawei • Generation of Child Web Addicts |
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