10-31-2006 |
Professor Drives Scientific Stake Into The Heart Of Ghost, Vampire
Myths - Just in Time for Halloween |
RF Component
Profits Steady in Q2 2006 |
China Web Control Stirs Controversy at Internet Forum |
European
Satellites Aim to Provide Mobile TV Services |
Military Aircraft Funding to Peak This Year, Decline Over Next Decade |
Electronics Giants Try to Reduce 'Cable Spaghetti' With Wireless
HighDef TV |
Bluetooth Takes a Bigger Bite |
NASA Gives Green
Light to Hubble Rescue |
Peeping Toms Utilizing High-Tech Gadgetry in Spy Pursuits |
The Power Behind Insect Flight: Researchers Reveal Key Kinetic Component |
Russian Dreams of Reaching Mars First |
10-30-2006 |
Phone Alerts Couples to Baby-Making Window |
Statue of Liberty's Torch Now Lit With Pennsylvania Windmill Energy |
Verizon's
Quarterly Profit Rises on Wireless Gains |
Nokia Enters Car Navigation Market |
Handset
Sales Forecasts Upgraded |
Qualcomm Gains Ruling Over Broadcom |
Hawaiian Boy, 14, Named Top Young Scientist of Year |
Taiwan to Ship 26% of Handsets by '08 |
Hong Kong Launches Spectrum Policy Consultation |
Are DC-DC Converters Near Power Density Limit? |
Web Site Automates
Fake Boarding Passes |
New Microscope Used for Nano Research |
10-28-2006 |
U.S. Hails Airborne Laser as Weapons Milestone |
Incredibly Powerful Magnet Ready for Use at Los Alamos Lab |
A Healthy Amateur Radio Service: "Priceless!" ARRL CEO
Says |
Wi-Fi's CE Adoptions Open the Door for Millions of Wi-Fi Shipments |
SkyPilot and Galaxy Partner to Deliver Boston Downtown Wi-Fi HotZone |
NASA to Decide Whether to Repair Hubble |
10-27-2006 |
MEMC Lands $3B Solar Deal With Taiwan |
Australia to Build World's Largest Solar-Power Plant |
Study Shows Cell-Phone-Only Crowd Growing, Not Affecting Polls Yet |
NASA Invention of the Year Winner Named |
Two Hundred
Million A-GPS Enabled Cellphones |
Optoelectronics Sales to Top Discrete Semi's for First Time |
Motorola
Interested in Buying Sagem |
Mishap During Progress M-58 Docking With ISS |
U.S. Control
of Internet Remains Touchy |
NASA Satellite Finds the World's Most Intense Thunderstorms |
A Second Childhood For The Rocketeers |
Alloy of Hydrogen and Oxygen Made From Water |
10-26-2006 |
Hezbollah Has Not Cracked the Encoding in SINCGARS Radio Systems |
$3 Billion for US Hot-Zones in the Next 4 Years |
Analyst Expects Dull (but profitable) Holidays for Electronics |
Low-Cost Phone Market Sizzling in China |
Wireless System Can Detect Disabled Vehicles Around Corners |
Northrop Grumman Develops Solid-State Laser for Different Military
Missions |
Sony Battery Replacement Program Could Cost $431M |
Space Radiation Poses Serious Obstacle to Future NASA Missions |
Engineers Propose Way to Cut Power Outages |
1000 Sols On Mars |
Blind Web Surfers
Sue Target - What Next? |
10-25-2006 |
Drug Raid Turns Up Los Alamos Classified Documents |
American
Consumers Not Connecting with 3G |
RFMD Delivers Record Quarterly Revenue |
Low-Cost Phone Market Sizzling in China |
85% of North American Businesses Will Have WLANs by 2010 |
AWR To Donate RF Design Software To Peking University |
Celebs Who Claim They're Green but Guzzle Gas |
Stock Options Scandal Leaves Trail of Toasted Execs |
'DVD Jon' Unlocks Apple Music Download Protection |
BenQ Suffers Losses, Sells Assets |
Ultraviolet Light Reveals Secrets Of Nanoscale Electronic Materials |
10-24-2006 |
Cellphone Use Increases Risk of Infertility |
Wal-Mart (Chi-Mart) Plans Aggressive Holiday Electronics Push |
Wireless
Connectivity to Be the Future for Portable Navigation Devices |
Researchers Strengthen Plastic With Wood Fiber |
Azimuth
Systems Delivers Solution For New Wi-Fi Alliance Certification Test Methodology |
Rapidly Deployable Wireless Communication System Introduced at MILCOM
2006 |
ESA's Small Proba Satellite Celebrates Five Years In Space |
Google Unveils
Tools for Search Engines |
Plutonium or Greenhouse Gases? Weighing the Energy Options |
Sony Recalls Its Own Batteries |
Hackers Target
Online Stock Accounts |
Exotic Relatives of Protons and Neutrons Discovered |
10-23-2006 |
Pentagon Urges 'Relevant' R&D |
AT&T
Profit Jumps 74% On Cingular Wireless Gains |
L.A. Boy Scouts Get Award Patch for 'Respecting Copyrights' |
Microsoft Sees Fast Growth in Windows Phones |
Invention: Microwave-Oven Gun |
Global
Handset Shipments Hit Record 256 Million Units in Q3 2006 |
CatsEye Laser Threat Warning System to Protect Army Aircraft Against
Laser-Guided Weapons |
Transit Of Mercury on November 8th |
AWR Opens Dedicated Office in Japan, Appoints Michiyoshi Endo as
Managing Director |
Engineers Shed Light On Crash of the USS Macon, Last of the 'Flying
Aircraft Carriers' |
During Solar Conjunction Mars Spacecraft Will Be on Autopilot |
Russian Scientists Warn of Asteroid Impact Hazard in 2035 |
Flat Panels Drive Old TVs From Market |
10-22-2006 |
FCC "Omnibus" Report and Order Contains Pluses, Minuses
and Errors |
Bacteria Use Radioactive Uranium to Convert Water Molecules to Useable
Energy |
Thrills and
Spills Abound at Rocket Fest |
DOD Won't Award
Cash in Next Robot Race |
Mobile Phones Now An Essential Tool in Connecting Parents and Young |
10-20-2006 |
Military Spending to Stay Healthy Over Next Decade (or not, depending on elections) |
Boeing To Build More Wideband Gapfiller Satellites |
Video-Hungry Users Could Push Internet to the Brink |
Business
Use of Wireless IM to Exceed $2 Billion |
Duke Takes Wraps Off Cloaking Device |
Renowned Scientist Stephen Hawking to Divorce |
ESA's MetOp Weather Satellite Reaches Polar Orbit |
Entertainment
Will Drive USA Mobile Data Revenues |
Lunar Lander
Prototype Passes Test |
HP Hops Ahead of Dell in PC Shipment Rankings |
YouTube Purges
30,000 Copyrighted Files |
Study Indicates a Few Extra Pounds Good |
10-19-2006 |
More
U.S. Households Abandoning the Landline |
Sensors, Electronics, Nets Top DoD Research Spending |
First Demonstration of a Working Invisibility Cloak |
Cingular
3Q Profit More Than Triples to $847 Million |
IBM Net Income Spikes 47% |
Quantum Entanglement Demonstrated |
Research and Markets Unveils RFID Equipment Business Report |
Levi's
to Launch Jeans Branded Mobile Phones |
Radio Shack Offering Classes for Technologically Illiterate |
Microsoft Releases Long-Awaited Internet Explorer 7 |
Stingray Jumps Into Boat, Stabs Man With Barb |
Longwave Light is Converted to Shortwave |
New Russian Spaceship Will Be Able to Fly to Moon |
10-18-2006 |
Some Internet Addicts Cover Up Habit |
Bush Signs Order to Deny Adversaries Access to Space for Hostile
Purposes |
Research and Markets Unveils RFID Equipment Business Report |
Battery Developer Claims Hybrid Car Advance |
Mobile
Networks to Cover 90% of the World's Population by 2010 |
How Can We Make Nanoscale Capacitors Even Smaller? |
VCs Bullish on Clean Technology |
Nuclear-Blast Computer Simulations No Match for Real Thing |
Study Says Caffeine Abuse Can Be Serious (admission: I'm a user) |
One In Three Workers Jot Down Passwords |
Optical Electronic Devices Could Benefit From New Semiconductor
Standard |
Loral to Raise $300 Million in New Equity Capital to Pursue Growth
Opportunities |
10-17-2006 |
Scientists Claim Creation of Element 118 (that is some heavy gas!) |
India May Quit EU-led Galileo GPS Project |
Samsung
Posts Huge Profits Jump: 45% |
Google Plans Largest U.S. Solar-Powered Office |
U.S. Army Depot Recognized for Best Manufacturing Practices |
Europe's Agenda for Expanding Wireless "Commons" |
Consumer Electronics Holiday Gift Spending to Reach $21 Billion |
Radar helps locate meteorite in Kansas |
Students Submit Experiments to NASA |
Web Could Be Terror Training Camp: Chertoff |
Study Reveals Ways to Improve Systems Using New Weather Technology |
Online Help-Wanted Ads Fall in September |
10-16-2006 |
EU Refuses to Rule Out Military Role for Galileo GPS Network (translation: it will be used for military role) |
ECA Reports Continued Upswing in Electronic Component Orders |
Chinese City
May Fine Web Surfers |
Cellphone
Buyers Want More Than Just a Thin Device |
Sony Unveils New Digital Walkman |
Mimicking Nature: Researchers Imitate Lotus Leaves for Self-Cleaning
Photovoltaic Arrays and Other Electronic Uses |
Bridging the Microscope Gap |
Team Uses Laser Pulses to Control Quantum Processes |
Nokia Tips India as Second-Largest Market |
EU Says Europeans Need to Know They Can Turn Off RFID Tags |
Northwestern Researchers Develop Bistable Nanoswitch |
Reuters Opens Virtual News Bureau in Second Life |
10-15-2006 |
FCC Releases Long-Awaited "Omnibus" Amateur Radio Report
and Order |
War Robots Invade Washington! |
Holiday Outlook
Healthy for Gadgets |
Working Model of the $100 Laptop Arrives |
VHS Named History Milestone for October |
A Boost for Solar Cells With Photon Fusion |
Department of Justice Approval of BellSouth-AT&T Merger Without
Conditions Touches off Controversy |
Report: LBO Threatens Freescale's RF Business |
Power Restored
to Hubble Camera Detector |
Sony Laptop
Battery Recall Widens - Fujitsu Recalling 287,000 |
Nanoparticle Assembly Enters the Fast Lane |
10-13-2006 |
FCC Votes to Let Low-Power Devices Use Empty TV Channels After Digital
Switchover |
Northrop Grumman Test-Fires Powerful, Continuously Pulsed Illuminator
Laser |
Low Cost Handset Shipments Set to Take Off |
Philips
Sells Handset Business to Chinese Company |
VCs Are Still Putting $2 Billion a Year Into Chips |
Space Station Gyroscope Shut Down Due to Excessive Vibration |
Eight
Million Americans Capture Videos Using Cellphones |
China Issues White Paper on Space Activities |
Video Game Sales Soar in September |
10-12-2006 |
EU Set to Decide on European Institute of Technology |
Judge Rules Against Qualcomm in Patent Case, but Won't Halt Phone
Sales |
High
Costs Hindering 3G Sales |
Pumpkin Power Dawns for African Cell Phone Networks |
Report Criticizes British Science Program |
CCAT to Assist Businesses in Commercializing Technologies Developed
for Military & Homeland Security |
Warm Winter Predicted for Most of U.S. (by the same folks that told us to expect a record hurricane) |
German-Chinese Aviation Opens New Horizons for Cooperation and 1-Way
Technology Transfer |
Cybercrime Flourishes in Online Hacker Forums |
10-11-2006 |
Singapore Offering Free WiFi "Almost Everywhere" |
Consumer Electronics Will Become the New Growth Market for Wi-Fi |
Nokia Expects to Sell WiMAX Cell Phones in 2008 |
U.S. Reportedly Probing Private-Equity Firms |
Want Tunes With Those Fries? |
Group Pilots Use of Biofuels to Expand Mobile Coverage |
Alien Technology Releases Gen2 UHF RFID Integrated Circuit |
YouTube's New Deep Pockets |
Men Delay ER Visits Till After the Game |
Classic Rock Driving Ringtone Growth |
Google Offering
Free Software Package to Challenge MS Office |
Nanotechnology to Stop Weaponized Anthrax In Its Tracks |
Guessing Games For Japan's "Information Gathering Satellite"
Program |
10-10-2006 |
IEEE 802.15.4a Task Group Approves Wireless Net Spec |
Fabless Companies Will Slowly Shift to Asia |
MIT Study Faults U.S. Data Collection on Offshoring |
Scientists Grapple With How to Discern a Nuclear Test |
VC Kills Fund Because Technology Not Worth the Effort |
Boeing Satellite Fleet Demonstrates Industry-Leading Longevity |
Google to Buy YouTube for $1.65 Billion |
Phone
Shipments to Fall Short of Landmark Figure |
IBM Cuts 400 Engineering Jobs in U.S. |
First Underwater Radio Modem Goes Into Commercial Production |
A Canadian Candy Bar's Long Journey to America |
Mars Orbiter
Images Thrill NASA Scientists |
10-9-2006 |
U.S. Space Policy Asserts Military Role |
Leveraged Buyout Threatens Freescale's RF Operations, Warns Analyst |
Reviving China's WAPI "War" Against IEEE 802.11i |
Raytheon Awarded Further Jam-Resistant GPS Contract |
US Patent for On-Chip Fractal Antenna |
Laser Ranging Successfully Tracks Satellite |
A Fatwa
Against Ringtones |
AWR Releases Latest Mobile WiMAX Design Capability for VSS |
Gartner Predicts Soft Landing for Chip Market in 2007 |
Microsoft Releases Final Test Version of Vista |
Nails on Chalkboard Research Among Ig Nobel Prize Winners |
Assessing Fixed Service Sat Market Prospects In Each World Regions |
10-8-2006 |
Motorola iRadio Readies Launch |
Human Brain Region Functions Like Digital Computer |
Ansari First Person to Be Granted an Honorary Doctorate While in
Space |
Scientists Build Better Navigation Aids |
Swedish Researcher Launches Unique Search Engine for the Web |
Airbus Sinks Into Chaos |
Top 10 Reasons It's Almost Impossible to Compete with Google |
10-7-2006 |
Details Emerge on Broadband Licenses Won by SpectrumCo LLC |
ARRL Plans Federal Court Appeal of Certain BPL Rules |
Miniskirts Steal Limelight at Japan Tech Trade Show |
Hitachi to Recall 16,000 Sony-Made Batteries |
10-5-2006 |
Sell
Samsung Phones - Get a Free House |
Apple Admits Stock Options Backdating |
U.K. Set to Legalize "iTrip"-Style FM Transmitters |
Phone
Sales to Slow from Next Year (same wrong prediction,
likely) |
Arrest Warrants Sought for ex-HP Chair, Others |
'Mission-Critical' Broadband Driving Government Nets |
Oil Riches Fuel Russian Military Space Revival |
Google Launches Search Service for Computer Code |
FTC Intervenes In Formation Of ULA Joint Venture By Boeing And LM |
Fungus Threatens
Jack-o-Lanterns |
The Point of Icicles |
10-4-2006 |
Employers
Beware: BlackBerry Addiction Lawsuits May Be Next |
UWB Design Simplified for Broadband Comms Links |
RFMD Advances 2 Positions in Leading Research Firm's Ranking of
Worldwide RF & Baseband Semiconductor Suppliers |
Japanese Man Recites First 100,000 Digits of Pi |
Fujitsu to Recall 287,000 Sony-Made Batteries |
Nokia Launches Bluetooth Follow-On Wireless LAN |
Millennium Cell to Receive Funding in 2007 Defense Appropriations
Bill for Fuel Cell Research |
'E-Cycling' Movement Catches On With Consumers, Municipalities |
Object Off Alaska
Coast May Be WWII Sub |
Ceramic Microreactors Developed for On-site Hydrogen Production |
Tablet PC + WiFi to Replace Medical Charts and Patient Files |
Negative Effects of Caffeine Stronger on Daytime Sleep Than Nocturnal
Sleep |
10-3-2006 |
Nokia Unveils Bluetooth Rival - "Wibree" |
Airships, Balloons Set to Deliver Broadband |
More Buyouts Coming |
'Tech Overshoot' Under Fire |
IBM Detours From Moore's Law |
Two Americans Share Physics Nobel Prize for Work on Early Universe |
Spirent Communications Selected by DLR to Provide Advanced Galileo
Test |
Fuel Cell-Powered
Cellphones Years Away |
Scientists Solve Spintronics Setback |
Google Opens Full Scale New York Office |
first Female Space Tourist Longs to Head Back to Space |
Bloggers Getting Hit With Libel Lawsuits |
10-2-2006 |
Screaming Phones Plan to Cut Down Mobile Theft |
Teen Engineering Prodigy Implanted With Medical Microchip Dies in
Motorcycle Accident in Florida |
Chip Sales Reach All-Time High |
GaAs Demand Climbing |
Solar Flares Cause GPS Failures, Possibly Devastating for Jets and
Distress Calls |
Bluetooth Chip Market "Taking Off" |
Comment: Battery Failures Could Scorch Sony Name |
Scientists Eye
Open Peer Review |
Intel's UWB Silicon, Reference Designs Are Available |
U.S. to Allow
ICANN Independence by 2009 |
Russia, Malaysia Ink Space Deal as Tourist Flight Prices Rise |
10-1-2006 |
Motorola: The College Boy |
"It Seems to Us . . ." Pretending to Sleep - ARRL on BPL |
Laptop Makers Line Up for Sony Battery Exchange |
IEEE-USA Cosponsors Convocation Encouraging State, Local Leadership
to Strengthen U.S. Competitiveness |
Virgin Galactic Reveals Spacecraft Design |
Improbable 'Buckyegg' Hatched |
NASA Mars Rover Arrives at Dramatic Vista on Red Planet |
Internet Domain Name Ruling Body Given More Independence from U.S. |
Software Helps
Solve ‘One Small Step’ Mystery |
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