8-31-2004 |
Philips Gets Jump On New Promising Wireless Technology: Near-Field
Communications |
Hackers Hijack Federal Computers |
Guinness
World Records Certifies NASA's Aircraft Speed Record |
'Electronic Crystal' In High-temperature Superconductor |
Intel Keeps Up
With Moore's Law - 35 nm |
Spring Back, Fall Forward |
Chip-Scale Atomic Clock is Targeted at Mobiles |
Cellular
Base Station Market to Flatten Out Until 2008 |
Air Force's GPS III On Track For System Requirements Review |
8-30-2004 |
Canada
Cancels Its Spectrum Cap |
RFMD Announces
New SiW4000 Bluetooth SoC w/EDR |
Tests Reveal E-Passport Security Flaw |
EE Times Survey: Bush Favored Over Kerry in November Vote |
NIST Unveils Chip-Scale Atomic Clock |
U.S. Opposes Japan Spectrum Tax |
Next Version of
Windows Set For 2006 |
Anti-Ballistic
Missile Test Fails |
Lack Of Funds Blocking Brazil's Space Program |
Internet Turns 35 Years Old |
8-27-2004 |
NORTHCOM 'Very Interested' In Russian Airliner Investigation |
Siemens
Phone Bug Could Damage Hearing |
Intel Debuts Dual-Band Wi-Fi Chip Set |
Freescale (Motorola) Reportedly to Increase Taiwan Outsourcing |
Microsoft to Gut Longhorn to Make 2006 Delivery Date |
NRO Picks Harris Corp. for $1 Billion Communications Contract |
NASA Says it Has
Fixed Shuttle Foam Problem |
Silicon Carbide Chips Could Take the Heat |
Vast New Energy Source Almost Here - Could Replace All Existing
Forms |
3 UPS Delivery Trucks Powered by Hydrogen Fuel Cells |
8-26-2004 |
Microsoft Expands Release of Windows XP Security Update |
Scientists Report First Observation Of An 'Atomic Air Force' |
Scientists Building
a Better Computer Chip |
China's Consumer Electronic Industry to Hit $94 Billion |
Smartphones
to Experience Breakout Period in 12 to 18 Months |
China Readies its First 3G Chip |
FCC Extends Comment Period on TV Spectrum |
National Security Space Programs Seen Making Progress In Tackling
Woes |
8-25-2004 |
Russian Computer Expert Predicts August 26 Internet Terrorist Attack |
RFMD Ranked #1 Supplier of Wireless Handset PAs |
Motorola Inks Deal With DoCoMo for 3G Phones |
Powell Says Telecom Regulation Needs Change for VOIP |
Outsourcing Engineering is "As Natural as the Laws of Physics" |
In Chips, Two Cores
Are Better Than One |
Backyard Telescope
Helps Find New Planet |
Vibrations In Crystal Lattice Play Big Role In High Temperature
Superconductors |
Satellite Phones On The Rise |
8-24-2004 |
Market, Legislative Forces Driving Lead-Free Conversion |
Intel Seen Readying New Wi-Fi Chips |
Fujitsu Micro Readying Single-Chip WiMAX Parts |
Cellphones
for Children |
Feature
Creep Domed Mars Beagle 2 Mission |
Growth Potential in European Military Airborne Radar Markets |
Moog Announces $50 Million Contract From Airbus Military |
When VOIP Projects Slip |
Wafer Area Shipments Rise, SEMI Reports |
Role Reversal: Analyst Sees Outsiders Dominating Indian IT Market |
8-23-2004 |
Nanoscale Parts Get Binding Aid |
Microsoft Devising Tech Support Program To Battle Linux |
Air Force Awards Lockheed Martin $14.7 Million Radar Contract |
New Fat-Busting Microwave Oven Unveiled |
China, Korea Emerging as Mobile Phone Powerhouses |
8-20-2004 |
The
Impact of Driver Cell Phone Use on Accidents |
Eagleware Joins EDA Consortium |
NASA Mission Returns With Piece of the Sun |
Big Brother Goes
Corporate |
Nanotech Researchers Secure More Funding |
FCC Puts Hold on Wholesale Phone Rates |
SEMI Bullish On July Numbers |
8-19-2004 |
Controversy Flares Over RFID Patent Fees |
Seiko Epson Develops Tiny Flying Robot |
Nanostructures Built to Order |
Cyber
Aero Successfully Flight Tests 8 Lb. Cyber Scout |
Broadband Passes
Dial-Up In U.S. |
Nanosys Wins $14 Million DARPA Contract To Develop Flexible Solar
Cells |
802.11n: The Next WLAN Frontier |
Spare Parts Delivered To DoD With 'Unique IDs' |
Bush, Kerry Trade Barbs On Missile Defense |
Aerospace Employment Takes Off After 14-Year Decline |
8-18-2004 |
B-2 Stealth, Radar Upgrades Near Key Milestones |
China Set to Open Electronics R&D Network |
National Semi Chief Reportedly Received $5 Million Bonus |
Raytheon Wins $223 Million Contract for Three FCS Sensors |
Cell Phone gaming
Gathers Momentum |
Microsoft Delays
Windows XP Pro SP2 Update |
Google Lowers
its IPO Price Range |
Alternative Fuels Deserve Top Priority in U.S. |
NASA, FAA Simulate Air Traffic |
8-17-2004 |
Hiring Falls As Technology Lets More Entrepreneurs Go Solo |
U.S. Firms: Doing Business in China Tough, but Critical |
Radio Tuning Knobs Could Dial Better Web Searches |
Two New Saturnian Moons |
Softness in Semis Does Not Signal End of Boom |
Boeing
X-45A Aircraft Fly Together for First Time |
Pentagon Balks at Intelligence Reform |
DARPA Selects Contractors for Solar Power Project |
Atmel, Figure 8 Collaborate on ZigBee Designs |
CDMA2000
Passes the 100 Million Mark |
8-16-2004 |
Group Unveils Proposal For 802.11n Standard |
IPO flops For China's CSMC |
Communications Sector Shows Life Again |
ITT Industries Acquires Kodak's Remote Sensing Systems |
Raytheon's 'Turned A Corner' - Interesting Illustration |
Google $3.3 Billion
IPO Auction Opens Despite Playboy Interview |
Nanotech Funding Sees Big Increase |
India
To Launch Recoverable Spacecraft In 2005 |
8-13-2004 |
DHS Spending On Telecommunications To Grow 50% By Fiscal '09 |
Motorola
Hit With Tax Claim |
Conexant to Cut 300 More Employees |
Agilent Sees Growth Slowing After Strong Quarter |
Chip Makers Pitch 540 MBPS Broadband Wireless LAN Proposal |
UQM Supplies Propulsion for Hybrid Electric Unmanned Ground Combat
Vehicle |
Raytheon Wins $36M Contract for Thermal Weapon Sights |
Perseid Meteor
Shows Spectacular |
Elkies Wins Ford Math Award Re Euler's Formulas |
8-12-2004 |
GSM
spending declines as 3G heats up |
Absorptive Wallpaper Deters WLAN Intruders |
Microsoft to ship cut-rate Windows XP to Asia |
Copper Market to Grow 63% in 2004 |
Hooked On The
Web |
Nanotech and Wall Street |
China
Calls For Cooperation With US, Japan In Space Programs |
AOL to Sell Cheap PCs to Minorities and Seniors |
8-11-2004 |
ZigBee Market To Explode In 2006 |
Perseids
To Storm August 11? |
Ultra Wideband Wireless Peripherals by Year's End? |
Search
And Rescue Group Uses Sandia Synthetic Aperture Radar |
Boeing-Army Deal Gets $6.4B Boost |
Can You Spell Standard in Chinese? |
NOAA, Partners Hail Major Space Communications Breakthrough |
TV Tuner-Equipped PCs Account for 86% of Desktop PC Sales in Japan |
8-10-2004 |
Intelligent Glass That Blocks Heat Not Light |
NASA Gets A New
Linux-Based Supercomputer |
Unprecedented
Electronic Net Over Athens Games |
Lehman Downgrades Semi Industry |
FCC Certifies Second UWB Transmitter |
Spice Algorithm Analyzes High-Gain Feedback |
Wireless
Poised to Transform the Way We Communicate |
DHS: Interoperable Communications Program Will Outfit 10 Cities |
8-9-2004 |
New Economy, Old Technology |
U.S., Canada Agree To Use NORAD Data For Missile Defense |
Vodafone
signs deal with Al Jazeera (aka Terrorist News Network) |
TSMC's sales for year-to-date up 36.1% over 2003 |
Next Dev Wave: Software Factories |
UMC July Sales Skyrocket 60% |
Engine Flaw Dooms
X-Prize Space-Race Rocket |
Researcher Takes Snapshots Of Molecule Movements In Billionth Of
A Second |
Canadian Private Space Race Contender Names Launch Date |
8-6-2004 |
Understand China Or Lose Edge, Analyst Warns |
Study Finds China Directing Standards |
Chip Companies Bank On Mobile & Automotive |
Canadian Group
Races Toward Space X-Prize |
White
Paper: China's Space Activities |
Broadband Growth Up 250% Through Advertising |
8-5-2004 |
Mobile
Device Market Shows Tremendous Growth |
FCC Approves Taps on Broadband and VoIP (Big Brother) |
Russia Target for VoIP Market |
Foundry Sales to Grow 33% in 2004 |
Atomic Changes Ahead (Si Meets Nano) |
FCC Moves to Ban
Spam on Cell Phones |
Russia
Restricts TV Beer Advertisements |
Tech Researchers Get $5M To Smooth Out Kinks In EM Propulsion |
Teal
Group Predicts UAV Market Will Double By 2014 |
8-4-2004 |
Web Addiction Gets Conscripts Out of Army |
Jumbo
Sized SIM Cards |
Wireless Transceiver-On-Chip Now Possible |
Lockheed Wins New Spy Plane Contract worth up to $7 Billion |
'Actual' Global Chip Sales Hit $20.7 Billion in June |
Foundries Turn in a Great 2003 |
Hewlett-Packard Gives
Open Source a Boost |
Energy Northwest Mulls Nuclear Power Plant Restart |
China Develops Its first Lunar Exploration Craft |
8-3-2004 |
Patent Royalties: Nickels, Dimes, Billions |
Asymmetric Feature Shows Puzzling Face For Superconductivity |
Recycling Cell
Phones for a Great Cause |
Smart
Antennas Will Pay Off |
Wind Power Advocates Criticize State's Stance |
Wave and Tidal Power to Get an Extra £50m |
Cow
Manure = Energy! |
Study Says Enterprise WLAN Equipment Sales Will Soar |
Analysts Warn Over Chip Inventory |
8-2-2004 |
RF Micro Devices Ships Industry-Record One Billion Power Amplifiers |
Japan's Wafer Production at Record Levels |
EDA Services, IP Sales Boom |
Camera Phone Sales Drive Handset Shipments |
Microsoft Reinvents Desktop Graphics in Windows Longhorn |
Europe Indulges in Industry 'Acquisition Binge' |
Home LANs
over Power Lines - Take Two |
Broadband Over Powerline
- Call to Arms |