6-30-2005 |
Etch-A-Sketch to Be on U.K. Cell Phones |
Philips Readies Platform for Sub-$20 Mobile Handsets |
How
to See NASA's Comet Crash in the Sky |
AeroVironment Test-Flies Liquid Hydrogen-Powered UAV |
Sun Shines on German Job Queues in June |
Boeing Boosts Order for Raytheon Radar |
Mobile Phone Production Accelerates in Q2, Says iSuppli |
The World's First 8-Port Network Analyzer from 300 kHz to 8 GHz |
6-29-2005 |
RF Micro Devices 100 Millionth Component to Samsung |
Near-Field Comms Initiative Swells Membership |
U.S. Electronics Manufacturers in Malaysia See Slower Growth in
2005 |
Redline To Develop 3.5 GHz WiMAX Radio |
Congressional Hearing to Assess U.S. Nanotech Program |
Startup Draws VC Funds for Rechargeable Zinc-Air Battery |
Raytheon Eyes Advanced Air-to-Ground Radar Research |
BAE Systems Wins NASA Grant for Super-Cold Semiconductors |
$13
Billion Nuclear Fusion Site Gets Green Light in France |
Time to Revisit
Relativity |
Hubble Captures Outburst from Comet Targeted by Deep Impact (July
4th is the impact date) |
NASA Ready for July Shuttle Launch |
6-28-2005 |
Faulty Cable Crashes Pakistan Internet |
The Essential Amateur Astronomer - Don't Forget the July 4 Deep
Impact |
U. of AZ Set to Cast First Mirror for World's Largest Telescope
in July |
Cable Firms Win
Internet Access Case |
Northrop Grumman to Develop Battlefield Airborne Communication Node |
Web Phones Hit The Road |
M/A-COM Develops New Lightweight Cable Assemblies for Mil Airborne Apps |
Boonton Electronics Announces the New 4500B |
Micronetics
Acquires Stealth Microwave |
6-27-2005 |
Ericsson to Reportedly Lay Off 130, Move Jobs to China |
Sales of SUV's Plummet as Athletes Buy Cars with Better Gas Mileage |
House-Price Bubble Set to Hit Semis, Warns Analyst |
Wave of Unofficial WiMAX Interoperability Testing Begins |
Mixed Bag for May Sales |
Alignment of High-Tech Naval Radar for L-Mart |
Boeing Set to Build Another 22 Super Hornet Radar Systems |
Canadian Hospital Goes All Wireless |
MIT Physicists Create New Form of Matter |
Astronomers'
Holiday Special - A July 4 Comet Bash: Don't Miss It |
New Software Changes Wireless Technology Functions on Demand |
Military Might Draft XM Satellite Radio |
6-24-2005 |
DoCoMo Claims 1-Gbit/s Speeds in 4G Trial |
Swedish Military Selects U.S. Comms Equipment for Software-Defined
Radios |
Polysilicon Shortages to Cause Wafer Price Hikes |
Investors Flock to Clean Tech |
Fuel cell specs for notebooks released |
Rockwell Collins Tackles Survivable Comms for U.S. Nuclear Forces |
Microsoft Aims to Lead Smartphone Market Within 3 Years |
Senators Want Space Shuttle to Keep Flying |
USAF
Awards Raytheon $752M Contract For Taiwan Early Warning Radar |
U.S. Durable Orders Soar 5.5% in May |
UCI Scientists Use Nanotechnology to Transmit Information Electronically |
6-23-2005 |
Location-Based Services Gathering Market Steam |
Security Issues Threaten U.S. Science |
EADS Picks Alabama Site in Battle With Boeing |
NSF Award to Enhance RFID Tags |
Mars Express Radar Ready to Work |
Women, Minorities Lag Behind in Tech Jobs - Find Someone to Blame |
Report Gloomy on U.S. Space Program's Future |
EADS Offers Jobs in Bid for Pentagon Work |
WebMed
Goes Wireless to Improve Patient Healthcare |
China Set to Delay Issue of 3G Licenses |
Future Horizons Sticks with 15% 2005 Chip Market Growth |
6-22-2005 |
Jack Kilby, Co-Inventor of the IC, Dies at 81 |
Cellphones Take up Driver's Attention |
Europe Moves Closer to Software Patents |
Cars that Run on Overnight Charge Catch Si Valley VC's Eye |
Semico Sees Chip Market Fall Until Q4, Raises Annual Forecast |
Firefly Battery Technology Earns Powerful Backing |
Top 10 Cell Phone Wish List |
Solar Sail Spacecraft Stops Communicating |
Base Realignment and Closure: Brace for BRAC |
NASA Demonstrates Innovative Nanosatellite System |
Germany
Threatens Funding Cut for Galileo |
6-21-2005 |
Techno-Rebels Spread Wireless Network Vision |
Winter Begins
in the Southern Hemisphere |
China Gets its Head into Gear |
European
Students Anxious to Launch Their SSETI Satellite |
Camera, MP3 player
... Wallet? |
Enhanced Wi-Fi Gear Heading Downmarket |
Boost for SiC in Power Grid Systems |
Semico Raises '05 Rev Forecast by 2% |
Panel Studies Lead Contamination in Pb-Free |
Open-Source Rival Calls Linux "Garbage" (ouch) |
China Devising 300-mm Silicon Wafers |
Russian Rocket Carrying Military Satellite Crashes in Siberia |
6-20-2005 |
Positioning System Uses Wi-Fi, not Satellites |
Online TV News Show Debuts |
IT & Programming
Jobs Losing Luster in U.S. |
IC Insights Ranks Hot, Cold IC Markets for 2005 |
Super High-Density RF Connectors Tout Performance up to 100 GHz |
Companies Blend Existing Business Plans with Homeland Security |
China Cracks Down on Web and Expats |
Turning Books
into Bits |
U.S. Military
Space Policy Debated |
Finding the True Measure of Nanoscale 'Roughness' |
Russia, China Join Against US 'Star Wars' |
Voice Over Wi-Fi Gets a Push |
6-17-2005 |
White House Endorses $409B Defense Spending Bill for FY2006 |
E-GPS "High Accuracy Everywhere" Mobile Location Technology |
NASA Eyes Plutonium Powered Spacecraft |
Wave of Consolidation Sweeps Maturing Wi-Fi Field |
Hyperventilating Over "Space Weapons" |
Future Giant
Laser Threatened by Cuts |
Wireless World: Some Kinks in the System |
Communication Chips and the China Market |
Power Puts Moore's Law in Danger |
Cingular Opposes Cell-Phone Use on Planes |
Japan's Fab-Tool Book-to-Bill Jumps to 0.91 |
6-16-2005 |
Paying Parking Meters With Cell Phones Tested |
Lockheed Martin Receives $121M Navy Contract |
Advances in Mobile Telecommunications Set to Revolutionise Broadcasting |
Space Shuttle Discovery Successfully Rolls Back to Launch Pad |
Rapid-Scanning Doppler On Wheels Keeps Pace with Tornadoes |
Holographic Movies Show Promise for Medical & Military Applications |
Aerospace Dominates Russian Trade in 2004 |
Chip Makers Gearing up to Meet Growing Demand |
U.S. Expected to Dominate Supercomputer List |
U.S. Computer Science Hiring up Sharply |
Start-Ups on Cash Crusade |
6-15-2005 |
GaAs Still Beats CMOS for RF Amplifiers, Experts Say |
Global Market for Mobile Location Technologies Looks Good |
British Telecom Soft-Launches 'World's First' Fixed-Mobile Service |
Updated: China's Foundry Industry to Slow in 2005 |
Aeroflex Announces New Super High Performance Frequency Synths |
Radiall Introduces Lightweight Coax Connectors for Space/Mil Apps |
Sensor Fuses Radar with IR and Opto |
First U.S. Airline Gets Nod to add Wi-Fi on Flights |
Astronomers Discover Most Earth-Like Extrasolar Planet Yet |
Northrop
Grumman Reaches Significant Technical Milestone for Maritime Global Hawk Program |
Raytheon Unveils Missile Defense for Planes |
6-14-2005 |
Finland's Mobile Licensing to Set Trend in Europe |
The Camel's Nose is Now Under the Tent in Internet Sales Tax |
'Freedom,' 'Democracy' Taboo Words on Chinese Internet |
Nokia Aims at
U.S. Market With New Mobile Phones |
Air Force Moves Ahead With SATCOM Bandwidth Improvements |
T-Mobile: 450,000
People Paid for Wi-Fi |
Fighting The War Against Chip Obsolescence |
Startup Creates RF CMOS Design House in Taiwan |
You Can do Better, Survey Tells EDA |
Infineon Sampling 6-Band Transceiver for UMTS Phones |
6-13-2005 |
Jigsaw Laser Radar to Travel Aboard UAVs |
Raytheon to Study Network-Centric Radio Waveforms |
Companies Push on Fixed-Mobile Convergence |
NASA Contracts for an Electric Propulsion Demonstrator |
Intel Sets up $200M Venture Fund in China |
New Meta-Material RF Device has Negative Refraction Index |
Nokia Bullish on Mobile Growth |
Hydrogen-Cell Truck Makes X-Country Trip |
Europe Pledges Support for Planned Russian Spacecraft |
U.S.
Demands Answers From Israel Over China Arms Sales |
Microsoft Joins Yahoo! & Google in Censoring China's Web |
6-10-2005 |
DSL Powers Ahead to Reach 107M Subscribers |
Jigsaw Laser Radar to Travel Aboard UAVs |
China to Build 20 New Fabs by 2008 |
Research Shows that Bluetooth can be Hacked in Milliseconds |
FCC's Martin Says Broadband Deployment is Top Priority |
Intel & Nokia Team to Push Mobile WiMAX |
New Lithium-Ion Cell Claims
Best-in-Class Performance |
Tiny Flying Web Server Set to Swarm |
World's Fastest Method for Sending Data in Cell Phones & Computers
Created with Nanotubes |
FCC Speeds up
Digital-TV Deadlines |
Blackberry Maker
(RIM) at Impasse in Patent Flap |
"Metal-Decorated" Nanotubes Hold Promise for Fuel Cells |
6-9-2005 |
Borings Jobs a Health Hazard |
600,000 Join Millionaire Ranks in 2004 (Certainly NOT Me) |
North
Korea has Nuclear Bombs, Building More: Official |
FCC Orders Set Makers to Add DTV Tuners by March 2006 |
Component Orders Dip in May |
MIT's Nanoprinter Could Mass-Produce Nano-Devices |
Nanotech Breakthrough Said to Increase Wireless Speeds |
Sales Precede Release of Popular New Syscan RFID Bluetooth Reader |
Report: 802.15.4 Market Could Grow 200% by 2009 |
Is the RF Carrier Dead for PONs? |
6-8-2005 |
Alcatel
Offers GSM in the WiFi Spectrum |
IEEE Investing in Tomorrow's Engineers |
SIA Projects Record Chip Sales in 2005 |
Europe's Chipmakers Tumble in iSuppli's Q1 Rankings |
Look, Ma, No Coins! RFID Vending |
Crusading for Rights in China |
Google Takes Title of "Most Valuable Media Company" from
TW |
Firefighters Want SAR Study on Sell Towers on Station Roofs |
Bacteria Turn
Toxic Waste into Electricity |
Study: A Molecule is, in Fact, a Transistor |
Boeing Projects $2.1T Market for New Commercial Airplanes |
World not Addressing Dangers of Russian Nuclear Stash |
6-7-2005 |
Giga Scale IC Introduces Industry's First IC Economic Analysis Engine |
Seattle Tops List for Wireless Web Access |
Mobile Phones Steer Listeners Clear of LA Traffic |
China Orders All Web Sites to Register or Shut Down
(isn't Communism wonderful?) |
L-Mart Awarded $22M for USMC Missile Defense Radar Upgrades |
Nanotube Water Doesn't Freeze - Even at Hundreds of Degrees Below
Zero |
Japan
Aims to Start Missile Defense Development with U.S. from 2006 |
Pentagon Focuses on Ground Radio |
Japanese Family Wants to Donate Einstein Letters |
United Airlines
Cleared for Wi-Fi Onboard |
Analyst Ups IC Forecast for '05 but Drops '06 Projection |
6-6-2005 |
DoD Will Spend $5.7 Billion on Tactical Communications
by 2010 |
WiMAX To Thrive, Despite the Hype, Report Predicts |
EE Times' Venture Capital Counter Activity Dropped
in May |
Federal Anti-Municipal Wi-Fi Bill Introduced |
Microtune Tunes in to Mobile TV Opportunities |
Agilent Chip Division Up For Sale, Say Reports |
United to Launch In-Flight WiFi Service |
Teledyne acquires Cougar Components |
Millennium Simulation - The Largest Ever Model of
the Universe |
Opportunity Crawls Its Way Free of Mars Sand Dune |
Aerojet Wins NASA Contract for Electric Propulsion
Demonstrator |
6-3-2005 |
Wireless Networks on Verge of Makeover |
Next MS Office Edition to default Documents to XML |
Harris Team Awarded $6.6 Million Airborne Laser Radar R&D Contract |
Russia Would Counter Space Militarization |
Dell Unveils Low-Lead Computers (RoHS) |
Politicians, Visas and Stock Options |
Microsoft Admits Popular MSN Site Hacked in Korea |
Is the Concept of the Channel Over? |
Cree Closing Silicon Microwave Business |
That's a Lot of Bluetooth |
Firms Form Alliance to Bring Powerline Nets to Homes |
6-2-2005 |
VideoComm Technologies Announces New 5.8Ghz Wireless Transmitter & Receiver |
Sypris Features Microwave Testing at IEEE Symposium |
Silicon Navigator Unveils Library Smart Technology™ -- Multi-dimensional Optimization
Enabler |
FCC Told to Hang
up on Midair Cellphones |
Canada To Get 3G Network |
SiRF pays $20M for Motorola GPS Chipset Lines |
Hitachi, Renesas Claim 3D Packaging Breakthrough |
U.S. Home Offices Are Big Opportunity for Tech Providers |
Rocketeers Pick
Canadian Launch Site |
ESA Turns 30! A Successful Track Record for Europe in Space |
Historians Uncover Drawing for Hitler's Nuke |
Northrop
Grumman Electronic Warfare Upgrade for Ships Gets Go-Ahead |
6-1-2005 |
VDC
Reports on RFID Middleware Market |
MEADS International Signs $3.4B Design & Development Contract |
Engineers in Politics |
Airbus Delays Deliveries of A380 Superjet |
Nanotechnology's Everywhere: Paint that Dries in 3 Seconds, Real
Cultured Diamonds |
Getting
Ready for Comet Tempel to be "Bombed" |
First Major Grass-Burning Power Station Planned for Britain this
Year |
Pentagon Spending $122B on Internet Connection to Remove the Fog
of War |
WiFi Lemon Turns to Cell Phone Lemonaide |
Actual Semiconductor Sales Growth at 4.7% in April |
Wireless Transceiver Links Devices Implanted in Humans |