7-29-2005 |
RF Cafe Appears in WSJ's CareerJournal.com (by Sarah E. Needleman) |
Wi-Fi Achieves "Success" Status |
Energy Policy Overhaul on Way |
IC Insights Ranks Chip Makers on first-Half Sales |
Freescale Moves into IC Insights' Top 10 |
WiMAX Interest Spreading to Asia |
Firms Test the
Blogosphere |
Water Ice in Crater at Martian North Pole |
Great Britain's Defense Secretary Gives Green Light to UAV Program |
Science Community Charged About New Mega-Magnet |
Defense Contractors Raise 2005 Forecasts |
Hop-On Offers Two New Low-Cost CDMA Handset Solutions to Emerging
Markets |
7-28-2005 |
Great Expectations Practically Guarantee Growth of In-Building Wireless |
Future Horizons Sees 20% Growth in 2006 Chip Market |
Shuttle Does a
Flip, Then Docks with Space Station |
Physicist Throws Time-Travel Theories a Curve |
Nanotech: NASA's Next Giant Leap |
Mobile Handset Sales up 18% in Q2 |
Branson and Rutan Launch New Spaceship Manufacturing Company |
Geeks Gather at
'What the Hack' Conference |
Army Orders Radios from ITT Industries |
VideoComm Technologies New TCO-5808 Wireless Transmitter & Receiver
System |
7-27-2005 |
EADS Quarterly Profit up 47% on Airbus Deliveries |
U.S. Renews Mexico Travel Warning as Killings Mount |
Discovery Gets U.S. Back into Space! |
Wipro Targets Latest Outsourcing Trend: R&D |
Motorola Describes Mobile WiMAX Effort for 4G |
U.K. Analyst Blasts "Timid" Semiconductor Industry CEOs |
Semico Sees Upswing for ICs Through 2008 |
First "Windows Vista" Beta Could Ship Today |
IQE Starts Shipping Antimonide-Based Epitaxial Wafers |
EDO Builds Microwave Receiver for Climate Satellite |
Motorola Looks
to Dial into BlackBerry Success |
China Plans Woman in Space by 2010 |
7-26-2005 |
Discovery Aloft; 'Godspeed - And Have a Little Fun up There.' Awesome! |
Residents Fight to Keep Analog Cell Phones |
Motorola Unveils Slim Windows Smart Phone (ala Blackberry) |
Lockheed Martin's Earnings up 56% in 2Q |
Periodic Table's Design Gets an Elemental Change |
Nuclear Weapons Continue to Pose a Serious Health Risk in Europe |
Intel Building $3B Semiconductor Plant in Arizona |
Planned Merger Would Create Chinese Electronics Powerhouse |
M/A-COM Introduces New High Linearity RoHS Compliant 0.5-3.0 GHz SPDT 3.0 V Switch |
7-25-2005 |
Broadband Powers up on the Grid (BPL) |
Discovery Launch to go Ahead Even if Fuel Gauge Malfunctions |
Military Microsatellite
Looks in on Spacecraft |
Trial Backs Criticized 'Fusion in a Jar' Effort |
Microsoft Dubs Longhorn 'Windows Vista' |
Japan Plans World's
Fastest Supercomputer |
Air Force Names BAE Systems for Radar Warning Receivers |
U.S.
House of Representatives Overwhelmingly Passes NASA Authorization Bill |
Deep Impact: During and After Impact |
7-22-2005 |
Semis South of the Border |
The Street Eyes Pentagon Giants' Earnings Outlook |
China Bans Foreign Firms Owning TV and Radio Channels |
Iran
to Launch First Space Satellite in 2006 |
NASA Finds 'Most Probable' Technical Problem Delaying Shuttle Launch |
Fire Hits U.K. Test House |
One-Atom-Thick Materials Promise a 'New Industrial Revolution' |
Students Steer a Blimp to Test Near Space Military Technology |
DARPA Sets Sights on Improving Analog-to-Digital Conversion |
Group Calls for Easing Rules on U.S. Tech Sales to China
(maybe we should just nuke ourselves?) |
7-21-2005 |
WiFi VoIP Handset Revenue Ticks Up |
China Reacts Angrily to DoD Report
(they would never attack Taiwan, would they?) |
Taiwan Looks to Chip Design as Growth Engine |
Explosions Hit Three London Tube Stations, One Bus |
N. American Residential VoIP Market Set to Enter Mass Market |
Skills Challenge Lies Ahead for Europe |
U.S., Indian Universities Team to Improve Engineering Education |
DOD Lets $219 Million in Missile-Defense Contracts |
eBay's Earnings
Climb 53% (used test equipment available there) |
Discovery Launch Set for Tuesday Morning |
7-20-2005 |
European R&D Hit as Work Moves Abroad |
Tech Group Warns of Investment Drain to Asia |
Venture Capital Web Scammers Trolling for Money |
Can We Talk? The Cell Phone Debate at 35,000 Feet |
Cellphone Sales Seen at Over 1 Billion |
DOD
Space Buys Leak Billions |
Pentagon Sees China as a Growing Regional Threat |
Northrop Grumman to Provide IR Countermeasures for C-130 Aircraft |
U.S. Still Dominates in Electronic Design |
Telecom Market to See Huge Boom |
7-19-2005 |
Broadcom Agrees to Pay $76M to Buy Siliquent |
Chipmakers, NY State Form R&D Initiative |
Wireless Music Services to be Huge |
Raytheon Supplies Air Traffic Control Radar for Venezuela |
PC Shipments Surge
to Near 5-Year High - Dell Widens Lead on HP |
Semiconductor Industry Faces Big Changes in the Years Ahead |
Nanowires in Blood Vessels May Help Monitor, Stimulate Neurons in
the Brain |
Researchers Make Advances in Wind Energy Generation |
Hackers Shift Focus to Swiping ID Information |
7-18-2005 |
TI Exec Sees Chip Industry Entering New Era |
DoD to Use HP Supercomputer for Weapon Design |
RF Roof Cleaning in Moscow |
Fundamental Limitation To Quantum Computers |
HP Expected to Announce Massive Layoffs |
In-Flight Cell Phones Unlikely, FAA Tells Congress |
Fuel Cell Innovator Completes Series-B Funding Round |
Philips Sees No Semiconductor Upturn, Consumer Weakness |
7-16-2005 |
TI Exec Sees Chip Industry Entering New Era |
DoD to Use HP Supercomputer for Weapon Design |
RF Roof Cleaning in Moscow |
Fundamental Limitation To Quantum Computers |
HP Expected to Announce Massive Layoffs |
In-Flight Cell Phones Unlikely, FAA Tells Congress |
Fuel Cell Innovator Completes Series-B Funding Round |
Philips Sees No Semiconductor Upturn, Consumer Weakness |
7-15-2005 |
Senate Considers Speeding up Digital TV Transition |
U.S. to Lose Chip Market Share Through 2009 |
Cellular Operators Must get into Wireless Broadband |
Chinese VC Investment Set to Fall in 2005 |
Synthetic Diamonds
Seen Spurring Technology |
Honeywell Dives into Nanotechnology Research |
Deep Impact Flyby
Spacecraft May Get New Job |
Intelligence
is Irrelevant to a Happy Old Age - There IS Hope for Me! |
Device Creates Electricity and Treats Wastewater |
Martians Will Need to Watch Out for Towering Electrified Dust Devils |
Competition Slashing Costs of Broadband |
RF Micro Devices Forecasts Continued Growth in Shipments of POLARIS
TOTAL RADIO Transceiver Chipsets |
7-14-2005 |
ABI Research Sees Cellular Operators Engaging with WiMAX |
Ebbers Gets 25 Years for WorldCom Fraud |
U.S. Air Force Purchases Cable and Antenna Test Systems for B2A
Aircraft |
National to Close Singapore Plant, Cuts 950 Jobs |
Move to China May be Blower than Predicted |
GPS Makes Getting
Lost a Thing of the Past |
Microsoft Warns
of Flaws in Word, Windows |
NASA Postpones Discovery Launch |
Northrop
Grumman Awarded Contract for Radar Upgrade to F-16 Aircraft |
7-13-2005 |
Space Shuttle Liftoff at 3:51 pm EDT: Return-to-Flight Coverage |
Watch
Via the Internet |
Sharp Rise in Tax Revenue to Pare U.S. Deficit |
Mobile Phone Cost Impact Seen in U.N. Recycle Plan |
Wireless Providers Gain Ground on Wireline Services |
Military
Turns to Virtual Reality to Treat Post-Traumatic Stress |
Intel
Bill Slashes Big Ticket Satellites |
Investment to Boost London Tech Development |
After Record Year, Cell Phone Sales are Slowing |
Carriers' Investments in VoIP Gear Set to Surge |
3G to
Reach Mass Market in Five Years |
7-12-2005 |
Car Phone Users '4x More Likely to Crash' |
HP Launches New Printer Technology |
RFID Ready to Blossom |
All Eyes on Discovery, Scanning for Damage |
Energy-Beam Weapons
Still Missing from Action |
Broadband Over Powerline (BPL) Gains Investors & Detractors |
Rockwell Collins to Build $350M Air Force GEMS Network |
Raytheon, Cessna Receive NASA Quite Sonic Boom Research Grants |
European Union Raids Intel Offices |
MEMS Market Set to Fall from 15% Annual Growth |
7-11-2005 |
WiMAX Will Be Entry Point for New Operators, Report Predicts |
Startup Claims Breakthrough in Electron Microscopy |
Tyco Small Diameter Cables Offer Weight & Space Savings |
Tech Industry Report: Microsoft Plans Expansion |
Wi-Fi Wave Heading for Beach Communities |
Deal to Develop
In-Flight Cell Phone Service |
Army Orders More Falcon Radios from Harris |
Littoral Stealth Combat Ship will use Lockheed Martin Software |
Discovery Countdown
Begins for Wednesday Launch |
Strengthening Coffee |
China's Military Buildup a Concern, Not a Threat: Rice |
7-6-2005 |
Army to Have Federal Prisoners Build Military Radios |
Methanol Fuel Cell Achieves Record Power Output |
European Legislators Vote Down Software Patent Bill |
Military Supplies Get to Market on the Double |
Pentagon Pushes
on with Near-Space Craft |
BAE Systems Receives $1.127B Order to Remanufacture & Upgrade
Bradley Vehicles |
Jailbreak Tips from Martha Stewart? |
7-5-2005 |
Tech Firms Want
Europe Patent Law Pulled |
More Computer Classes Urged for Kids |
Ceramic Materials Improve Spacecraft Insulators |
Teenage Creator
of Sasser Worm Goes on Trial |
New WLAN Uses Signals Too Weak for Normal Antennas |
Air Force Taps Secure UWB |
NASA's Deep Impact Generates Its Own Spectacular Photo Flash |
Russian Astrologer Sues NASA Over Comet |
179 Lives Saved by Ballistic Recovery Systems' Parachute |
Water-Filled Flip-chip ICs Streamline Chip Cooling |
Central Asian Security Summit to be Held Against Anti-US Backdrop |
Sanyo Plans to Cut 15% of Workforce |
7-4-2005 |
Comet Impactor Hits Tempel 1 |
Man Recites
π from Memory to 83,431
Places |
5 U.S. Technical Job Classifications Show Employment Drop, 1 Shows
Steep Increase |
Cellphones
Don't Destroy Petrol Stations |
Sprint to Start WiMAX Trials |
Stronger 2nd Half Tempered by Uncertainty in Some Industry Sectors |
China to Start Granting UWB Waivers |
Cell Phone Could Produce "Vitamins for the Brain" |
ESD Protection Devices Tout Highest Levels of Protection |
Researchers Create first Nanofluidic Transistor |
Fireworks Safer than Ever but Still Risky |
China
Prepares to Export first Satellite |
7-1-2005 |
Beijing Clinic
Ministers to Internet Addicts |
WiMAX Vendors Piqued by FCC's 3.65 GHz Order |
EE Times' Venture Capital Counter Sets Record $1.1 Billion |
Where the Customers Are: Global Markets |
Army Buys More SINCGARS Radios for $478 Million |
Second-Half Preview: IC Market Wakes Up |
Mars Rover Finally Frees Itself |
Japanese
Firm Develops World's First Robot Powered by Fuel Cells |
Researchers Discover Microbes Can Produce Miniature Electrical Wires |
3M to Repatriate $1.7B in Foreign Earnings |