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3-31-2005
Wireless Device can Monitor Patients
Passport RFID Chip Criticism Grows
GM & DaimlerChrysler get $88M from Taxpayers for H Fuel
Cell Work
ISPs Gain Ground vs. Cable Net Providers
Iridium Satellite to Launch New-Generation Data Modem
All Things Considered, Gas & Cordless Mowers Equally Bad
Polluters
U.S. Begins Floating Giant Missile Defense Radar to Alaska
Lockheed Rejoins The Bidding for Los Alamos Lab Contract
WiMAX Competitor in Trials in France
3-30-2005
Intel CEO Reportedly Gains $10.7 Million on Options
first Silicon to Fab Sensor Technology for Russian Firm
Bell Labs Plays it Cool with NanoGrass
City Sticks Toe in Wireless Water
PillCam Enables Study Of Esophagus By Swallowing A Pill
New Image Of Earth, Seen Through Gamma-Ray Eyes
Hydrogen Fuel Cells for Autos by 2020
Will Cable Quell the Competition?
3-29-2005
Scientists Puzzled No Tsunami After Quake
RFID Cards Get Spin Treatment
UCLA Researchers First To Capture Elusive Lightning-Quick Waveforms
ISS Cosmonaut Hand-Launches "Nanosputnik" Satellite
Toshiba Develops Mini Lithium-Ion Battery That Recharges in
a Minute
Stolen Berkeley Laptop Bares Personal Data on 100,000 People
Microsoft & EU agree on name for stripped-down Windows
Space Debris: Assessing The Risk
Nuclear Power Plants Making Energy Cheaper Worldwide (except
the U.S.)
China Gains in 2004 Pure-Play Foundry Rankings
3-28-2005
Introducing ... Boeing's Electric 7E7
Superconductors Set Course for Wireless
China May Adopt Strict SAR Standard
U.S. Leads in Nantotech, but Asia, Europe Gaining
Wavesat Exec To Speak on Mobile WiMAX
ST Chairman Reiterates Industry Consolidation is Coming
Multi-Radio Meshes Best for City Wi-Fi
Space Debris: Assessing The Risk
'Oracle' (ala Matrix) Computer Could Have All the Answers Built
In
India Open to Buying Military Equipment from U.S.
3-24-2005
Navy's Regional Economic Impact Continues to Grow, Despite Cutbacks
Affordable Personal Jets Closer Than You Think
U.S. Life Expectancy About To Decline
German Workers Do the Wage Limbo
Pollution Plagues China's Giant Irrigation Scheme
Carmakers are Factory-Installing Satellite Radio
3-23-2005
DOD's Revised UAV Road Map to be Released in April
Ericsson Says British Mobile Phone Supplier Infringed Patents
Standing by a Lamp Post - Wirelessly Networking
Mac Attacks Are on the Rise
International Conference On Space Security Opens In Geneva
Inventory Correction Over but Slowness Lingers, Says iSuppli
Teal Group Predicts Increase in 2005 Spacecraft Launches
Spaceflight Industry Ready for Takeoff
Using Radar Amplifiers for Automotive RF Immunity Tests
No New Shuttle Flight Unless Rescue Mission Can Be Guaranteed
Solar-Powered Blimp Could Fly For A Year
3-22-2005
Rising Energy Needs Renew Nuclear Interest
Decline in IC Market Came to a Halt in January
Dutch Lead Europe in Broadband Use
New Apps Driving Wireless Growth
eBay Turns 10
ESA Gives Go-Ahead to Cooperation with Indian Lunar Mission
Undergraduate Develops Antenna to Help Robot Move Like a Cockroach
Robust Semi Growth Seen in Coming Years
Mobilize Now to Save Hubble
Wafer Suppliers Set to Outpace Industry Growth
Mobile Phone Industry Faces Lawsuits
Capital Spending to Fall by up to 50% in China & Taiwan
3-21-2005
WiMAX and Its Competition Profiled by Report
Blue Angels Striving for Perfection
Sandia Takes the Terror Out of Terror: Physical Security for
Homeland Defense
Next-Gen Wi-Fi Standard Remains in Limbo
Poor Man's Cellular Spins Wireless Gold
SEMI Book-to-Bill Hovers at 0.78
Con Artists Dial for Dollars on Net Phones
Spring More Often Than Not Begins on The 20th, Not The 2first
New Machines Could Turn Homes Into Small Factories
Ukraine Admits It Sold Cruise Missiles To Iran, China
3-18-2005
Near Field Commission (NFC) Growing
SEMI Book-to-Bill Hovers at 0.78
Japan Trade Group Offers Partnering to U.S. Companies
TGn Takes 802.11n Confirmation Vote
Robust Semi Growth Seen in Coming Years
Longer-Range View of Industry Needed, Semico Believes
Text messaging catching on in U.S. - 1/4 Use It
3-17-2005
Kevin Martin to Succeed Powell as FCC Head
Wireless, RFID Drive Comms Recovery
Spring Begins With Equinox On March 20
European VC Funds Set up Shop in California
World's Largest Computing Grid Surpasses One Hundred Sites
X-Band Radar is Set to Reap Benefits of GaN Technology
Cell Phone Radiation Lawsuits Revived
US & UK Designers Collaborate on Unmanned Combat Air System
Threat of Tin Whiskers Haunts Rush to Lead-Free
FCC Opens 3650 MHz Band for Broadband Wireless Use
3-16-2005
Bills Seek to Spend $11B Over Five Years in Technology Grants
to States
Motorola Unveils Multifrequency Mesh System
Air Force General Calls For New Technology at Mil-Tech Conference
Vendors Pushing Beyond 3G for Faster Speeds
U.S. Could Lose Race for Nanotech Leadership
BelAir Meshes Wi-Fi, WiMAX and 3G Cellular
Philips Claims "Holy Grail" Phase-Change Memory Breakthrough
Innovation Climate Strong in Wireless
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 Details Begin to Leak
New York Teen Wins Intel Science Contest
3-15-2005
RFMD Launches Next-Gen GaAs HBT Pre-Driver Power Amps for Cellular
Base Stations
Ericsson to Provide WCDMA System for U.S. Navy MUOS Program
AT&T Latest to Trial WiMAX
After Wipro, Infosys Now Gets Bomb Threat
Nanometer Age R&D Costs a Concern, Says TI's Stork
AFI Suggests Industry Hit Bottom in January
Fabless Revenue Hits $33B
Netscape Browser Makes Comeback
Semiconductor Industry Faces 'Difficult Year' in 2005
Astronomers Detect Powerful Bursting Radio Source
Spirit Gets its Animated Surprise
Teets Tells Congress Lasers-Based Communications Coming
3-14-2005
RFMD Announces RF8900: Industry's first Sole-Source "Converged"
Bluetooth/GPS Solution
Europe Under Snow
British Firm Breaks Ground in Surveillance Science
Europe, U.S. Separated by Telephone Cultures
Atlas 5 Lifts Massive Satellite for Inmarsat
Small Times Unveils Top 10 States in Micro & Nanotech
U.S. Cellphone Use Booming
Scientists Discover Origin of Mysterious Physical Force
Nokia Boosts Cellular-Wi-Fi Convergence Target for Smartphones
Cell Phones of the Future to Contain Multiple Radios
3-11-2005
Forbes' 2004: The World's Richest People
RFID Tags Take Hold
Singapore Surpasses U.S. as Top Tech Nation
Salaries for U.S. IEEE Members Decline
Airbus & Space Activities Lift EADS 2004 Profit by 60%
Assistance Available as Scurry for RoHS Compliance Begins
Consumer Online Spending Grows 14%
Intel's Moore Echoes U.S. Competitiveness Concerns
Airspan & Yozan to Build Japan's First WiMAX Network
3-10-2005
MBOA Ultrawideband Waiver Request Gets Nod From FCC
Nortel Claims Post-3G Data Speeds Of 37 Mbit/s
AeroStream Develops Low-Power Radio Solution (does this
place even have a website?)
U.K. Confidence Up Despite China Concerns
NASA Reveals Requirements For New Manned Spaceship
China To Have 800 Missiles Aimed At Taiwan In 2006
DARPA Selects Gallium Nitride Components For Future Military
Space Systems
10 Reasons Why Nasdaq Won't Recover Soon
3-9-2005
Lockheed Martin Strike Begins; DOD not Intervening for Now
Bell Labs' Irish Center Targets 'Nanograss' for Photonics Systems
SIA to Bring U.S. Technology Leadership Debate to Washington
Fiber Market Set For Real Growth, Says Corning Scientist
Strong Aerospace Sector Buoys U.S. Trade Deficit
DARPA Selects Northrop Grumman to Develop Components for Military
Space Communication
Earth's Lightning Zaps Space, Too
World's First Intergalactic Communication System Now Transmitting
Mount St. Helens Releases Plume
World's Largest Tech Show Set to Open
3-8-2005
ZigBee Alliance Announces Adopter Class Membership to Dramatically
Expand
World's Largest Particle Collider to be Installed at Swiss-French
Border
China Signals Stronger Military National Goal
Lockheed Martin's JASSM Successful In Flight Test
Databeans Says TI is Still The Top Analog Supplier
Atom-Bomb Designer Hans Bethe Dies
BAE Buys United Defense For $4 Billion
TI to License Telchemy VoIP Technology
3-7-2005
FCC Modifies Rules for 70/80 GHz Bands
Spectrum Issues Haunt DVB-H in Europe
Raytheon Ground Sensor Programs Adjusting to FCS Restructuring
Moon Probe Could Kill Conspiracy Theory
'Mobile Generation' Going Back to the Tube
Platform Built for Combo of Copper, Fiber
Broadcom pays $32 million for Bluetooth chip specialist Zeevo
Toward More Efficient Computers: Researchers Validate Energy
Savings ff 'P-Bits'
Tech Stocks Rise; Qualcomm, Cisco Help
3-4-2005
T-Mobile Conducts Live 3.5G Trials
MagnaChip Introduces CMOS Image Sensor for Pill Camera
SIA's 'Actual' January Sales Up 23% Year-on-Year
Air Force Set to Lift Contracts Ban on Boeing
ZigBee Takes to the Sea
GlobalFlyer Mission Used NASA Communications Tools
Fossett Ends Historic Flight Where He Started, in Kansas
Texas Instruments Envisions Many New Applications for RFIDs
ZigBee-Based Wireless Energy Meters Enter U.S. Market
3-3-2004
Houston Airport Adds Sprint's PCS Wi-Fi Service
January Global Chip Sales Show Year-to-Year Growth Jump
Robot to Arm-Wrestle Human at Materials Conference
Alien RFID Bundle Helps Wal-Mart Distributors Comply
Fossett Commits To Final Dash To Kansas
Northrop Agrees to Settle Charges of Inflating Prices
Why is the Helix Such a Popular Shape in Nature?
Minding Your Beeswax: Beekeepers Use RFID to Prevent Hive Theft
EU Investing For R&D Advantage
3-2-2005
Standex Electronics/Magnetico Receives SAE AS9100 Certification
Former Volterra Employee Arrested for Unauthorized Transfer
of Proprietary Data Sheet
Philips Rolls Out RFID Project in Its Semi Supply Chain
Fossett's Round-The-World Bid Runs Into Fuel Trouble
Carbon-Dating Clock Reset
Northrop Grumman Awarded Airborne Laser And Sensor Contract
By US MDA
Ember & Atmel Partner on ZigBee
More People Than Ever Using Cell Phones While Driving
Space & Telecom Entrepreneur Walt Anderson Arrested For
$200 Million Tax Scheme
Queen bestows knighthood on Bill Gates
3-1-2005
Wireless LAN Set to Change Consumer Electronics
RFMD to Discontinue WLAN Digital BB Chipset Efforts
DoD Pledges $146.6M for Basic Research
EU to Announce Winner of Galileo GPS Network
Intel's Barrett Warns U.S. Over Global Competition
Gartner: Semi Slowness Until 2007
DARPA Describes High-Energy Diode Laser Initiative
Japan Aims For Station on the Moon in 2025
India "A Step ahead" of China in Satellite Technology
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