3-31-2006 |
eBay Bidders Vie for German Enigma Machine Used in WWII |
Faster
Wireless Data Speeds Grow Laptop Modem Market |
'Patent Trolls' May Live or Die by EBay Supreme Court Ruling |
Russian Telecom Satellite Fails After Sudden Impact |
IBM Develops Method to Control Atom-Scale Magnetism |
Voting
On Lower Cellphone Taxes in Pennsylvania |
Navy Orders Jet Fighter Radar Warning Receivers from Raytheon |
U.S. Venture Funds Take Direct Route to Israeli Startups |
Molecule Breaks Laws of Physics, Beats Friction |
RFID Tags to Assist in Tracking First Responders |
DoJ Subpoenas
More Tech Firms |
3-30-2006 |
RFMD Expands GaAs Wafer Fab |
Spy Tool Available for Cell Phones |
Motorola
RAZR Doubles Market Share to Acquire Lead in Europe |
Korea in Danger of Losing Broadband Leadership |
SpaceDev Contracted by Air Force Research Lab for Nanosatellite |
Soyuz ISS Expedition 13 Blasts Off with Russian, American, Brazilian
Crew |
Law Professor Bans Laptops in Class |
NASA Eclipse Coverage Wows Worlds Web Watchers |
EU Takes Issue with new Windows Plans |
Google to Issue 5.3M More Shares |
Unmanned Crafts
Could Be "Next Great Step Forward" |
3-29-2006 |
Japan Undertaking Cautious Review of Military Use of Space |
Bluetooth Gets a Speed Boost |
Global Internet Usage Slowing Down |
Qualcomm Hurls Another Suit at Broadcom |
U.S. Regains Top Tech Rank for Constructive Internet Use |
NASA Making Wednesday's Eclipse Available for Global Viewing |
Tech Company Announces Best Day to Post Jobs on the Internet |
Motorola
RAZR Still Dominating U.S. Handset Sales |
STMicro Aims to Be Top Semi Supplier to China |
Iranian Bloggers Find Themselves Under Attack |
Scientists Make
Water Run Uphill |
Researchers Get Neurons and Silicon Talking |
Zensys
Announces Move of Headquarters & Executive Leadership Changes |
3-28-2006 |
Tech Companies Worried About Immigration Bills |
Tech Policy Think Tank Formed |
Schott to Build Thin-Film Solar Plant |
Analog Market to Grow 17% |
EU to Tackle
Cost of Cell Phone Use ‘Abroad’ |
Agilent Offering 802.11n Wireless Library |
Brain Cells
Fused with Computer Chips |
South Korean RFID Vendors See Enormous Global Opportunities |
U.S. House Lawmakers Offer Bill to Aid Telcos' Video |
Meteorologists: New England Overdue for Big Hurricane |
Saturn Ring Spokes May Re-appear in July |
3-27-2006 |
Ericsson Execs Reportedly on Trial for Tax Evasion |
Omron Antenna Boosts RFID Performance |
Process Builds Electronic Function into Optical Fiber |
New 'Liquid Lens' Data for Immersion Lithography |
IE Under Attack: Microsoft Ponders Emergency Patch |
Supersonic Scramjet
Tested in Australia |
New FEC Rules
Would Regulate Paid Web Ads |
3-25-2006 |
U.S. Telecommunications Transport Revenue to Reach $372.7 Billion
by 2009 |
U.S. - British Relations Strained over Stealth Technology |
Some Microsoft Workers Call for Heads to Roll |
China's IC Demand Outpaces Production |
British Telecom Attempts to Quell Excessive Downloading |
Google Dominates U.K. Search Engine Market Share |
SpaceX Falcon 1 Fails on Maiden Flight |
Aerospace Engineers to Test Energy-Efficient Wing Design |
The World's Ten Best-Selling Drugs (a Top 10 for everything now) |
3-24-2006 |
IBM Devises Carbon Nanotube Chip |
ARRL Views BPL Manufacturer's Interference Abatement Efforts with
Interest |
End of
the Australian Boom for Mobiles? |
Broadband Users More Likely to Use Web for News |
U.S. Missile Science Slumping |
RFID Technology Tracks Bird Flu in China |
MIT Makes Move Toward Vehicles That Morph |
Sleep Deprivation: The Great American Myth |
Arotech Receives Funding for Zinc-Air Battery Development |
Paper Battery Developer Raises $700,000 |
Towards a New Test of General Relativity |
Was Einstein Wrong About Space Travel? |
3-23-2006 |
'Executive' Monkeys Influenced by Other Executives, Not Subordinates (Dilbert fodder?) |
IEEE Targets Nanoelectronics Commercialization |
Over 1000 Teens Compete in Robotics Competition |
New Conductive Plastic Could Lower Cost of Displays |
China Preps Huge Ramp in Solar Production |
Fear of Math: New Insight Into How We Count |
Mobile
TV Viewers Spend Increases $40 Per Month |
JPL Performs First Two-Antenna Uplink Experiment |
U.S. Government Presses China on Piracy Issues |
Watchdog Group: Kazaa Tops List of Sneaky Software |
European Space Camp in the Land of the Midnight Sun |
3-22-2006 |
IEEE-USA Questions H-1B Program |
Airlines Lose 204,000 Bags a Year |
New Wrinkle in the Mystery of High-Temperature Superconductors |
Whale Telecom Suit Against Qualcomm Dismissed |
Supreme Court
Mulls What Can Be Patented |
Glonass System to Open for Russian Consumers in 2007 |
Samsung Offers Flash-Based Hard Drive |
Astronomers Discover a River of Stars Streaming Across the Northern
Sky |
Plane to Fly Without Flaps or Pilot |
Record-Beaking Detector May Aid Nuclear Inspections |
Used Cellphones Fit the Bill for Many |
Microsoft Delays Release of 'Windows Vista' |
3-21-2006 |
Company Makes Good Living Through 'Patent Trolling' |
Wireless-Sensor Networks Find a Fit in the Unlicensed Band |
Nanoelectronics Roadmap Ams to Speed Commercialization |
Customers
Unwilling to Pay for Premium Services |
Annual VoIP Survey Reveals Mass Migration |
Light Detector
Could Allow Broadband in Space |
Gates Promises a New Internet Explorer Version Every Year |
Climate Researchers Planning One-Petaflop Supercomputer |
Shrinking Magnetic Storage Media Down to the Nanoscale |
INX Debuts Emergency and Military Communications System |
Scientists Discover How Coffee Can Reduce Risk of Pancreatitis |
3-20-2006 |
Corporate
Phone Bills Now One Third Cellular |
Department of Defense Raises RFID II Contract Ceiling to $424.5
Million |
A Federal Case: Agencies Fail IT Security Test |
Big Brother's Big Business (psst...you're
being watched) |
Radar Used to Study Snow, Sleet & Rain |
World's first Transparent IC |
WAPI Battle Exposes Technology Rifts with China |
Bush Signs Bill Targeting Knockoffs |
Fuel Cells Seek Commercialization & Profits |
ESA Wants Amateur Astronomers to Help Venus Express |
Pirate Broadcasts Interfere With Miami Airplane Transmissions |
3-17-2006 |
Duke Power May Build Nuclear Power Plants |
M/A-COM
Acquires Advanced Automotive Antenna Testing Facility |
2006
Will Be the Acid Test for Ultra Low-Cost Handsets |
Bluetooth Shipments Could Hit 1/2 a Billion in 2006 |
"Hello" Campaign Provides Rallying Point to Promote Amateur
Radio |
Fossett About to Complete Yet Another Round-World Flight |
Astrophysicists Find Solid Evidence for Big Bang Inflation (but where did matter originate?) |
Cool Timeline Here |
Carbon-Based Electronics: Circuitry & Devices Based on Graphite |
3-16-2006 |
Virginia Boy, 15, Recites 8,784 Digits of Pi |
RIM Calls
for Patent System Reform |
2006 Military Technologies Conference Draws Some of the Industry's
Finest |
Researchers Deliver Drugs Using Wireless Implant |
Semi Capital Spending Up 10% in 2006 |
Why the Web is
Hitting a Wall in the U.S. |
RFID Tags Can Transmit Computer Viruses |
Computer Researchers
Warn of New Net Attacks |
Radar Altimetry Said Revolutionizing Ocean Surveys |
Proposed California Law Would Track Predators by Satellite |
Canadian Military to Probe Sale of Gear on eBay |
3-15-2006 |
Movie Theaters May Ask to Jam Cell Phones |
Study Says Chips in ID Tags Are Vulnerable to Viruses |
Near-Field Communication to Hit Mass Market in 2007 |
UPA Approves Powerline Specification for Home Networking |
Samsung Demos New Technology for Wireless Connectivity |
GSM-Based Moto RAZR Phones Reappear on Store Shelves |
Google Launches Interactive Online Map of Mars (no more asking for directions!) |
Stopping by the Moon on Your
Way to Mars? |
Chinese Wireless Backers Accuse Yanks of 'Dirty Tricks' |
France's
Competition Watchdog Urges SMS Regulation |
Electrons 'In Limbo' Seen for First Time |
Researchers Identify New Form of Superior Memory Syndrome |
3-14-2006 |
Consumer Electronics Boosting Jobs |
Plan Would Widen Rural Areas' Access to Broadband Internet |
British Rail Filed Patent for Flying Saucer in 1970 |
Second Galileo Launch Set for Autumn |
Multinationals Seek Stakes in Israeli Startups |
Study: 'Hands-Free' Cell Phones Just as Dangerous on Road |
Intel Offers Peek into Research Activities |
China Facing Almost Certain Environmental Disaster |
There's More than Meets the Eye in Judging the Size of an Object |
3-13-2006 |
ISO Rejects China's WLAN Standard |
British
Workers Encouraged to "Switch Off" from Work |
China Cracking Down on Piracy |
Newspaper Identifies CIA Employees Using Internet Search |
Merger to Wed
BlackBerries & Pone Systems |
'Brain Training' Video Game Huge Hit Among Japanese Elderly |
Two Telecommunications
Craft Put in Orbit by Ariane 5 |
Research On The Road To Intelligent Cars |
Samsung's UWB-Enabled Phones w/Ad Hoc Mesh Routing for GSM Net Bypass |
3-12-2006 |
Razr Phones Pulled from Shelves Due to Glitch |
FCC Directs Manassas BPL System to Act Following Ham's Interference
Complaint |
RFID Technology Advancing |
Microsoft Pushes Unlicensed Spectrum Carve-Out |
IEEE Web Site Works Smarter, Looks Sharper |
Microsoft Unveils Origami |
TSMC's February Sales Leap 40% Year-On-Year |
Google Acquires Upstartle Online Word Processor |
Google Acquires Online Word Processor Writely |
Dell Opens up About Desktop Linux |
3-10-2006 |
Office Cubicle Inventor Says He's Sorry (Sort Of) |
Forbes: 102 New Billionaires Join Wealthiest List - Gates on Top |
China to Buy 3 Billion RFID Tags |
Israeli Army Deploys RFID Technology |
A Cellphone
in the Shape of the Iconic UK Red Telephone Box |
Fabless Revenue Topped $40 Billion in '05 |
China Does Wireless Its Own Way |
Savi Technology Designs RFID Tags for Harsh Environments |
Tougher Electronic Components Developed |
Cassini Finds Possible Liquid Water on Enceladus |
Arecibo Detector is Discovering Thousands of Galaxies |
3-9-2006 |
Raytheon Researchers Eye Boosting Laser Power to Weapons-Grade Levels |
Samsung Unveils 10-Megapixel Phone |
Qualcomm, 4G Systems Sign WCDMA Agreement |
EU Commission
to Decide on Mobile TV Within 12 Months |
Microsoft Unveils
Much-Hyped 'Origami' Device |
Japanese Asteroid Probe Starts Talking Again |
Sandia's Z Machine Exceeds Two Billion Degrees Kelvin |
IBM Germany Leaves Windows for Linux |
California Taking Power of Sun Mainstream |
3-8-2006 |
U.S. House Recognizes Engineers as Agents of Innovation |
Indian Phone Subscriptions Soar 39%in Year Ended February |
Paveway II Dual-Mode Laser-Guided Bomb Test Flights a Success |
Renewable Energy Biz to Hit $167 Billion by 2015 |
China
to Test TD-SCDMA in Three More Cities |
Peregrine
Semiconductor Aims High with Low Phase Noise |
Hidden Magnetism in Superconductivity |
St. Cloud, FL Goes Live with Free Wi-Fi |
Carbon Fiber Cars Could Put US on Highway to Efficiency |
Experimental Atomic Clock Uses Ytterbium Pancakes |
Popular U.K. Bill Would Give Hackers 10 Years in Prison |
3-7-2006 |
Wireless USB Technology to Hit Stores by 2006Q3 |
Europe to Invest $3 Billion in Embedded Program |
RFMD Expands Following Influx of Cash |
Toronto City-Wide Wi-Fi Network Expected by Fall |
Hydrogen Powered Cars to Be a GM Staple |
Hypres Wideband All-Digital Receiver Earns DoD Approval |
Japanese Scientists Refine Gasoline From Cow Dung |
AT&T-BellSouth Deal Dials Back Ma Bell, 10,000 Layoffs Possible |
Security Watch: Apple (not MS) Update Plugs 20 Security Holes |
EU Spacecraft to Slam into the Moon (on purpose) |
The Buzz: RIM's BlackBerry Saved |
3-6-2006 |
Australians
Consider Ditching Landlines Within 2 Years |
Engineers Not Left Out of Oscar Action |
Motorola
Private Jet Crashes |
AT&T Buys BellSouth for $67 Billion |
Samsung Adds 8 GB Hard Drive to Mobile Phone |
Senator Opposes Pentagon Plan to Downgrade Space Command |
Wi-Fi Alliance®
Chooses Azimuth Test Equipment for Certification Program |
'Nano Skins' Show Promise as Flexible Electronic Devices |
NASA Awards 5 Million Hours of Supercomputing Time to Researchers |
Investment Group Said to Target Beijing for Wafer Fab |
Think Solar Not Nuclear for Energy of the Future, Say UK Scientists |
3-5-2006 |
Finns to Test Mobile Phone Radiation on Human Skin |
ARRL Ham Aid "Gear Ready to Go" Awaits Next Disaster |
RIM's $613 Million Compromise |
Phone Companies Add More Broadband Customers than Cable |
NASA Pushes Back New Millennium ST5 Launch to March 14 |
Russians to No Longer Pay for Incoming Mobile Calls |
Hubble Confirms Pluto's New Moons |
Microsoft Wants U.S. Courts in EU Fight |
3-3-2006 |
Chinese Push for Local Domain Names |
Air Force Wants Industry Ideas on Balloon-Based Radio Relay System |
Philadelphia to Offer $20 Monthly Wi-Fi Access |
Bush's India Visit Expands Technology Partnerships |
U.S., India Seek Closer Military, Technology Ties |
Study Finds Passengers Defy Cell Phone Ban on Planes |
Idling Computers Crack Nazi Enigma Codes |
EU to Microsoft: Comply or Pay Up |
Magnetic Phenomenon May Improve RAM Memories & Capacity of HDDs |
Satellite Connectivity for Airline Passengers & Government Apps |
3-2-2006 |
Russian Rocket Misfires, Satellite Likely Lost (Loral: send Bernard Schwartz ala w/China) |
Trojan Virus Attacks Cellphones |
Home Workers More Productive, Liberated |
Europe Suffers 8.2% Year-on-Year Decline in Chip Sales |
SIA: January Chip Sales Up 7% Year-on-Year |
Scaling Problems Beset Semiconductor Industry |
Study Suggests
Passengers Risking Safety by Ignoring Airline Rules |
Internet Phone
Service Soaring in U.S. |
New Twist in Classical Mechanics Finds Way Around 225-Year-Old Paradox |
Bio-Diesel Car Rental Opens In Los Angeles |
3-1-2006 |
Eight Companies to Investigate Lethal Effects of High-Power Microwaves |
40% of World's 82,000 Hotspots in the U.S. |
Mobile Text Addicts Damaging Their Digits |
Cambridge Project Advances Materials for Wireless Apps |
Study: Cellphones Can Impact Cockpit Devices |
Senators Wage Tax War on Broadband |
Russian Governor Targets U.S. Investors |
EETimes VC Counter Breaks Through $1/2-Billion |
Windows Vista: A Sneak Peek |
Tensions High in China & Taiwan |
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