5-31-2005 |
Motorola Unveils Low-Voltage BPL Solution |
Brain Wave Sensor System Taps Bluetooth for Mind Readers |
Cellphone Users: Make 'em Simpler |
RadioScape to Launch a Multistandard Radio |
5G Wireless Begins Tests of Cellular Wi-Fi |
WSTS Ups Chip Forecast for 2005 & 2006 |
Vendor Claims Wi-Fi Technology with 4 Kilometer Range |
Euro Falls Further as Villepin Named PM |
Blue
LEDs Make Some Folks See Red |
House Defense Bill Squeezes Foreign Contractors |
Japan's Top Court Gives OK to Reopen Monju Fast Breeder Reactor |
5-27-2005 |
Software Package 'Dramatically Reduces' 3G Phone Design Cycle |
802.11n Supercharges Wi-Fi |
Northrop Grumman Designs Supersonic UAVs for Air Force |
Unifying Military Radios Becoming Costly, Lengthy Process |
Adaptive
Antenna Array Network Could Improve Access to NASA's EO Satellites |
7-Up Offers Suborbital
Space Trip |
Make Your Own A-bomb off the Internet |
Solid-State Lighting Sources Getting More Energy Efficient and Smart |
U.S. House Passes $491B Defense Bill with Money For Iraq War |
GSM Continues to Dominate in the Western Hemisphere Customer Base
Doubles in One Year |
5-26-2005 |
Sypris to Survey Gauss Meter Users at Sensors Expo |
Nokia Unveils Handheld Internet Tablet |
Uncle Sam's Shopping Spree |
U.S.
Charts Junkyard in the Heavens |
Russia Has No Plans for Nuclear Weapons in Space
(until they're able) |
Full-Rate F/A-22 Production Will Bode Well for Electronic System
Suppliers |
U.S. Department of Defense Selects RFID Technology |
E.U. Needs Strong Exchanges for Start-Ups |
China-Japan Tensions Could Raise Risks for Tech Investors |
Why
Qualcomm Isn't the Next Kodak |
IC Insights Raises Chip Forecast to Positive Ground |
5-25-2005 |
Empire State Building-Length Antenna |
Bell Labs Exec Sees Nanotech Enabling New Communications Era |
Report See Positive Market for WiMAX in 2009 |
Study Warns of Ground-Based RF Threat to Satellites |
Wireless USB Spec Opened up to Adopters |
Microsoft,
Google Vie to Offer Best Aerial Views of Earth |
Labs Help Military Make Right Tech Choices |
€50,000
for Good Satellite Navigation Ideas |
Robotic Arm Holds Promise for Stroke Survivors |
Voyager Spacecraft Enters Solar System's Final Frontier |
Russia
to Spend More on Its Space Program |
5-24-2005 |
Legislation Would End U.S. Analog Broadcasts in 2008 |
RFMD Extends Traction in Cellular Handset Market with Optimized
Bluetooth |
Hackers Holding Computer Files 'Hostage' |
Enrollment in North American CS Programs has Dropped 4 Years Straight
- Fear of Outsourcing Cited |
More Big Gains Seen for US Online Retail Sales |
Tech Stocks Rebound, Regain Respect |
Russia Fully Opposes Militarization of Space (until
they are ready) |
Lockheed Martin Picks Radar to Test JSF |
U.S. Border Security at a Crossroads |
New Chips Coming to Address Growing Wireless WiFi Markets |
China Chip Demand to Grow 32% in 2005 |
5-23-2005 |
Residents Claim Neighbors Bombarding Them With Radiation |
Electric Meters to get GPRS, Study Predicts |
Three Chip Vendors Bet on Wi-Fi Boom |
Samsung Forms Flash Memory Module to Mimic, Replace Disk Drives |
Polysilicon Prices Jump Amid Severe Product Shortages |
Single-Band Satellite Simulator Saves Money, Time |
Dollar Hits Seven-Month High Point Against Euro on Political Concerns |
Motorola's Commercial Broadband Over Powerline Solution Debuts at
'Telecom 2005' |
House Committee Clears Defense Bill With Cost Controls |
Can China build
its own Silicon Valley? |
Burt Rutan Finds NASA Of Today Dull |
5-20-2005 |
Engineering Groups Call for Visa Reform |
FCC to Require E911 for VoIP Service |
SEMI's Book-to-Bill Crawls to 0.80 in April |
WiMax Could Be "The New Radio" |
Scientists Issue
Warning on Space Weapons |
China Says It Opposes Militarization of Outer Space (until they're ready) |
China
Military Spending 40-70% Higher than Officially Acknowledged: RAND |
Hi-Tech Combat Intel System for Testing |
University Of Manchester Develops Vision Chip For New Generation
Of 'Human' Robots |
U.S. e-Commerce Sales up 6.4% in first Quarter |
5-19-2005 |
Canada
Ready to Deploy First WiMAX-compliant System |
Software Piracy Rate is Steady |
Canadian
Industry Pioneering Emerging Space Technologies |
WFI Supplies
Passive RFID Technology to DoD |
Navicore (U.K.) Bringing Easy to Use, Full GPS Navigation to Mobile
Phone Users |
White
House Says It Is Not Looking At Weaponizing Space |
EMS Technologies Protects Air Force Satellites from Jamming |
India
Aims to Grab 10% of Global Satellite Launch Market |
Broadcom Launches Legal Onslaught Against Qualcomm |
Air Force Uses Microwave Beam to Detonate Roadside Bombs |
Looking
for Investors? Then What's Your Unfair Advantage? |
Fujitsu Claims Interconnect Breakthrough with Carbon Nanotubes |
Eagleware-Elanix
Announces GENESYS 2005 |
Amplical
Announces New Broadband High Accuracy Relay Attenuators |
5-18-2005 |
NORAD Has New Warning Signal for Planes |
Consumers Want Cell Phone TV, but Won't Pay |
EE Times' Venture Capital Counter Stands at $784.6M |
Hijacked Parts from Maxim Being Sold in Asia |
Moderate Industry Upturn Predicted for Q3, Semico Says |
Linux Robot Fliers Take to the Sky |
Amber Alerts Officially Go Wireless |
Skeptics Dubious Over Wireless Subscriber Numbers |
U.S. Small
Businesses to Spend $7.4B on Web Hosting in 2009 |
FCC to Rule on
911 Access for Web Phones |
EADS
Pulls Plug On New Bigger Version Of Ariane Rockets |
5-17-2005 |
Study Examines Motives for Office Sabotage |
Final Assembly of First F-35 Under Way at Lockheed Martin |
Cell Phone Brain Risk Higher Outside City |
Floating In Weightlessness -- on Earth (it's called falling) |
Test Instrument Market on the Rise at Last |
Agilent's Profits, Sales Fall Amid ATE Losses |
Space Partners Plan Flights in 2007 |
Vishay's High Current Inductors Have DCR Down to 0.65 mOhm at 0.19
H |
UWB Competitor Squeezes More Bits Through Limited Spectrum |
Freescale to Demonstrate World's First Single-Package ZigBee(tm)-Compliant
Solution |
Andrew Expands Base Station Antenna Manufacturing and Design in
China |
5-16-2005 |
Tweak to Inductive Loading Shrinks Antenna |
ST Announces Plan to Cut 3,000 Jobs Outside Asia by Mid-2006 |
Japan Falling in Global Chip Rankings |
SMIC Seeks $600M loan in China After U.S. Rejection |
Securing a Spot in Military/Aerospace |
Telephone Pollsters
Left out in Wireless World |
Maxim Restructures into Two Business Groups |
Nano World: Nanomagnet Future Bright |
Integral Wins Deal To Protect US Military Satellites |
Rumsfeld
Reveals Huge Base-Closure Plan |
Will EADS Thrive On The American Plan? |
5-13-2005 |
Northrop Grumman Awarded $3.2B Contract to Continue Production Work
on F/A-18 Super Hornet |
DoD Wants Joint Radio Fix |
Enter Whole New World with Your Phone |
Buy a Ticket to Space
Here (December 2006, no kidding) |
Britain May Need Another Generation Of Nuclear Power Plants |
FCC Wrist Slapped |
Tech Firms may
Owe Debt to 'Star Wars' Creator |
Congress Seeks to Head off U.S.-China 'Standards Wars' |
Large California
Quake Possible Within 30 Years (this is news?) |
Cell Phone Batteries: CPSC, CTIA Working Together to Keep Consumers
Safe |
5-12-2005 |
U.S. Expects 20,000 H-1B Visas to Go Quickly |
Vendor Warns Of New Type Of 'WiPhishing' Attack |
Satellite Communications, Non-Line-of-Sight (NLOS), has Arrived |
Silicon Solution Could Lead to a Truly Long-Life Battery |
Bidders For EU's Galileo GPS Network Urged to Merge |
India Man Sets Guinness Phone Texting Record |
Chinese
Students Running Industrial 'Spy Network' Across Europe |
Russia Readies for Tech Expansion |
Handheld Device Sales Dip for 5th Straight Quarter |
Mother's Day Online Spending Hits $4.4 Billion in 2005 |
Chicago Bans Hand-Held
Cell Phones for Drivers |
Gates Sees Mobile
Phones Overtaking iPods |
5-11-2005 |
Pace of High-Tech Industry Job Losses Slowing in U.S. - AEA |
Real Wages Fall at Fastest Rate in 14 Years |
General Dynamics Wins $51M Modification to FCS Autonomous Navigation
Capability Contract |
I.D. Systems Is Awarded Patent for RFID-Based Rental Car Fleet Management
System |
Son of Space Shuttle |
New Mathematical Model Better Describes Transistor Behavior |
Integral Systems to Block Interference for Air Force Satellites |
Defense Industry Goes Global |
RFID Steps Closer to Protecting Borders |
The Boom is Coming Back at Boeing |
China Close Behind Korea, Taiwan, IC Design Survey Finds |
5-10-2005 |
Europe's $86B Research Program to Create 925,000 Jobs! |
Summit to Confront U.S. Science Decline |
Military Testing Improved Body Armor |
Report Sees Growth Prospects for Cellular Wi-Fi Phones |
Motorola Unveils Nano Emissive Flat Screen Technology |
Toyota Stalls Bluetooth
Car Hack |
NOAA Names Ball Aerospace for Satellite Sensor |
ESA's Mars Probe's
Radar System Hits Snag |
New Material Structure Produces World's Fastest Transistor |
Lockheed
Martin Successful In Two Dual Mode Guided Bomb Tests |
5-9-2005 |
Navy Cyber Cafes Help Keep Many in Touch |
Critical Flaw Found in Firefox (Mozilla): Hackers Expanding Beyond
IE? |
Lockheed Martin Conducts Successful Joint Common Missile Warhead
Tests |
BlackBerry Subscribers Surge to Over Three Million |
Homeland
Security Technology Offers GPS Systems with Iraq Street Maps to U.S. Armed Forces |
ATK and NASA Successfully Test First Solar Sail Propulsion System |
LockMart
Chosen as Weapon System Integrator for DARPA Laser Program |
Nano World: Ten Overlooked Nano Firms |
Electric Car Won't
Start for Try at 300 mph - Huh? |
Group Seeks Wireless Internet Coverage for Entire County |
Motorola Unveils Carbon Nanotube Emissive Display for Flat-Panel
TVs |
5-6-2005 |
Indian
Space Rocket Blasts Off With Two Satellites |
Jobs Up, Real Wages Down |
ITT Industries Introduces Mini RF - High Performance, Space-Saving
RF Connector |
Silicon Wafer Shipments Down in Q1 |
Space
Watch: An Engineering Crisis Redux |
Putting Bluetooth to the Test |
DoD Orders Interoperable Radios from EFJohnson |
Lockheed Martin Completes Major Risk-Reduction Test of SBIRS High
Satellite |
Microtech Announces Ultra High Power Flexible Waveguides |
Wireless World: Bomb Detection Wirelessly |
5-5-2005 |
Wireless
E-Mail Applications Drive Worldwide PDA Shipments |
Marconi Workers Await 'Strategic Options' Review |
Qualcomm Says Chipsets Will Support Linux |
Israeli Tech Companies Expected to Attract $1.5B in 2005 |
Lockheed Martin Picked for DARPA Laser Weapon System |
Nanosolar Keeps Solar Interesting |
IBM to Cut 10k+ Jobs - Concentrated in Europe |
High Performance, Economical Substrates: Myth Or Reality? |
Energy Weapon Stings Enemy |
SpaceX Awarded $100M Contract from USAF for Falcon 1 |
5-4-2005 |
Ericsson to Cut Jobs, Close U.S. Office for CDMA Unit |
Bluetooth, UWB to Play Together |
Cisco Combines RFID Location Tools With Wi-Fi |
Record VC Investment in April Fails to Offset Poor Q1 |
Whose Wi-Fi is it? |
California Acts
to Ban Online Hunting |
Lawmaker Rips RFID Passport Plans |
5-3-2005 |
Bluetooth Chip Provider CSR Affected by Fire |
Boeing & Lockheed Martin Join Forces in Launch Venture |
VC
Finance Floods into the Mobile Games Industry |
IEEE-USA Salary
Service, Member Version, Now Available Online |
Statue of Liberty Strengthens Security With Broadband Wireless Network |
Micron-Sized Refrigeration Device has No Moving Parts |
Radio Observatory Opens in Russia |
European Semiconductor Sales Fell in March, Says SIA |
AAS Says
Space Science Cuts Threaten US Pre-eminence in Space |
Indian
Space Rocket Readies to Blast-Off with Two Satellites |
5-2-2005 |
10-Year-Old
Boy Burned After Cell Phone Explodes |
Pressure Mounts for Reform of Patent System |
Hackers aren't just picking on Microsoft |
North Korea Conducts Missile Test - Target: Sea of Japan |
Air
Force Space Leaders Deliver Positive Report on U.S. Combat Capabilities |
Astronomers Confirm first Image of Planet Outside Our Solar System |
CDMA2000 Leads in Bringing Advanced Services to the Market |
Hacking is Hot at Wi-Fi Spots |
Warning: Lead May Be Hazardous to Your Bottom Line (Got RoHS?) |
Nano Sees Black Ink, Revenue Growth |
Global chip sales up 13% year-on-year in Q1 2005, says SIA |