9-29-2006 |
Sony Ericsson, Fossil Team Up on Bluetooth Watches - One Step Closer
to Dick Tracey |
U.S. Still Top Design Influencer; China, India Rising Fast |
Sony Battery Woes Deepen on More PC Maker Recalls |
New Electron Transfer Method Created |
Beijing Secretly Fires Lasers to Disable U.S. Satellites |
Solar
Flares Could Disable Mobile Phones |
Microsoft Sets $250 Price for Zune, Songs for 99 Cents |
Future U.S. Nuclear Plant Studies to Begin |
China Claims Success in Test of Fusion Reactor |
RIM Starts Review of Historical Stock Option Grants |
British Man to Use Frequent-Flyer Miles for Trip to Space |
9-28-2006 |
GPS Positioned
for Mass Cellular Uptake |
AT&T to Cut Hundreds of U.S. Tech Jobs |
Compact Kinetic Energy Missile Test Successful |
SAIC Plans IPO |
Europe Says It Leads in Mobile TV, But Lacks Frequency |
Bluetooth Group Assists in Raid on Chinese Plant |
NASA Mars Rover Arrives at Dramatic Vista on Red Planet |
China Tests Out Fusion Reactor |
U.S. Air Force Takes Control of Latest GPS Satellite |
Bringing Quantum Effects In Out of the Cold: Bose-Einstein Condensation
in the Solid State |
U.S. Homework Outsourced as "e-Tutoring" Grows |
9-27-2006 |
New UWB Technique Could Speed Deployment |
Nokia
Shows GPS Enabled Handset |
Raid
on Unapproved Chinese Bluetooth Product Factory |
India to Auction 3G Spectrum |
ZigBee's Improved Spec Incompatible With v1.0 |
World's Largest Superconducting Solenoid Magnet Reaches Full Field |
French Surgeons Say Zero-Gravity Surgery a Success |
Dresses from High-Tech Fabric Light up Catwalk |
Intel Plans Quad-Core
Computer Chip |
Gallup Poll Finds Americans Overall Strongly Support Space Exploration |
Even on the Ground, Space Elevators May Have Uses |
World's Largest Scientific Computing Grid Sustains a Million Jobs
Per Month |
9-26-2006 |
Proposal: Let License-Free Broadband Use FM Radio Band in Subways |
Three-Year-Old Boy Buys Pink Convertible on eBay |
Report Finds Gender Bias in University R&D |
China Readies 3G Trials |
Microsoft Spin-Off to Take on MySpace, Facebook |
Commercial Rocket
Crashes After Launch |
On Airplanes, Fiber Optics Poised to Reach New Heights |
House Panel Subpoenas HP Executives |
Demand for German High-Tech Products Rises |
Switching Between Matter and Antimatter -- 3 Trillion Times a Second |
NASA Balloon Carries High Altitude Student Platform to the Edge
of Space |
Sony Launches GPS for Cameras |
9-25-2006 |
Dell to Hire 500 Engineers |
Semi Suppliers Feel Chill, Brace for the Fall |
PXI Express-Based Synthetic Instruments for RF, Microwave Military
Applications |
Criminals Flock to the Internet |
Honda Diesel Engine Could Rival Gasoline Power |
Latest GPS Bird Ready for Launch from Cape Canaveral |
Students Launch Project to Send Rocket Into Space for Under £1,000 |
New Device Tests Uncertainty Principle With New Precision |
European Aerospace Industry Set to Enter Russia |
2 Sentenced to Death in Florida Xbox Killings |
Messages That Go `Poof' After Sending Them |
9-24-2006 |
League Pledges to Pursue BPL Interference Complaints, Mulling Appeal |
WiMax Service Providers Form Global Roaming Alliance |
Cingular
Wins U.S. Military Contract |
Forbes: Ten Trends To Watch in 2006 - Right So Far? |
The House of
Innovation |
Samsung's Quinn Faces Prison Over DRAM Price Fixing |
Long-Distance Infrared Switch Can Reflect Light Over >1" |
Asia Shivers as Chill Moves on U.S. Economy - What? |
9-22-2006 |
The European Patent Debate: Who Decides What's a Patent? |
One Dead as MagLev Train Crashes in Germany at 125 mph |
U.S. Cities Install WiFi-Enabled Parking Meters |
Industry Renews Call to Study Nanotechnology Risks |
Senate Telecom Bill Still Short of Votes |
The IC Industry's Reversals of Fortune |
Russia to Fund Military Electronics |
Chip Production Soars, Capacity Creeps |
III-Vs & Silicon Come Together: New Hybrid Silicon Laser |
U.S. Government Extends Oversight of ICANN |
Surprises From the Edge of the Solar System |
Commerce Department Loses 1,100 Laptop Computers Since 2001 |
9-21-2006 |
Motorola Unveils Phone Vending Machines |
FCC Seen Backing Airline's Broadband at Logan |
SIA Warns of Declining U.S. Production Capacity |
Keithley Sponsors
Blog for Wireless Design Industry |
Femtocells
Could Upset Cellular/WiFi Dual-Mode Handset Market |
Yale to Make Select Courses Available on the Internet |
Mobile Phone Industry Aims to Reduce Pollution |
Japanese Chemical Supplier to Spend $1 Billion on Wafer Expansion |
Dell Warned of Nasdaq Delisting |
L-3 Communications Installs mm-wave Body-Screening Security Portals |
Shuttle Atlantis Returns Safely to Earth - Hoorah! |
Fuel Cell-Powered Wireless Camera for Homeland Security, Defense |
9-20-2006 |
Company Calls for U.S. Version of RoHS |
Telecom Hall of Fame Names Laureates |
Most
10-Year-Olds Own a Mobile Phone |
Civilians, Military Seek Different Kinds of Software-Defined Radio |
U.S. Board Maker Pleads Guilty to Exports to Iran |
M/A-COM Low-Cost, Lead-Free PQFN Packaged Switch |
Broadcom CFO Steps Down Over Options Probe |
Small, Low-Noise Oscillator Developed |
Huge Market Growth Forecast for UWB, ZigBee |
Silicon Valley Clone Planned for India |
China Destroys 13 Million Bootleg CDs, DVDs, Software Disks |
'Superlens' Reveals Hidden Nanostructures |
9-19-2006 |
Motorola to Buy Symbol Technologies for $3.9 Billion! |
Airwaves Sale Grosses Record $13.9 Billion |
SSC Gets Galileo RF License Until 2037 |
IMF Warns of Asian Electronics Slowdown |
Communications
Engineer Launches Retro Phone Appeal |
Microsoft Sues Another 20 Alleged Software Pirates |
Elevated IC inventories worry analysts |
Companies
Losing Productivity by Not Allowing Flexible Working |
European Space Leaders Meet to Discuss Defence and Security |
Worldwide
Mobile CAPEX to Exceed $150 Billion by 2012 |
Psst! Coffee Drinkers: Fruit Flies Have Something to Tell You About
Caffeine |
9-18-2006 |
Ericsson
Revamps Its Structure - Will Hire 500 Engineers |
U.S., U.K. Launch Research Coalition |
India Designates WiMax Frequencies |
Electric Jolt Triggers Release Of Biomolecules, Nanoparticles |
Chips Go Toward Laser Light |
Unpublished Papers Reveal Lesser-Known, But Significant Research
of Sir Isaac Newton |
Private Equity Cracks Electronics Industry |
Why Private Money Likes Chips |
Can
You Hear Me When It Counts? |
first Female Space Tourist Ansari Hopes Space Travel Will Increase
Respect for Earth Environment (as millions of pounds
of pollutants are injected into air to get there) |
Cheyenne Mountain Exodus Continues |
Upgraded Space Station May Rival Venus in Night Sky |
9-17-2006 |
ARRL Granted Experimental License for 500 kHz Research by Radio
Amateurs |
Atlantis Astronauts Complete Final Spacewalk |
High-Tech Shopping Carts Face Hurdles |
Meet the Real 4 Million Dollar Woman |
Sun CEO Among the Few Chiefs Who Blog |
Giant Puffy Planet Discovered 450 Light-Years From Earth |
China Reports Major Anti-Piracy Move |
9-15-2006 |
Smuggling
Phones Through a Sewerage Pipe in Hong Kong |
Keithley's
Metrology Services Earn Rigorous ISO 17025 Accreditation |
Wireless Design Contest Offers $20K in Prize Money |
OMMIC Launches X-Band & C-Band Phase Shifters, Attenuators |
Cyber Crime Becoming More Organized |
"Star Trek" Heads Back to TV With Digital Makeover |
Chicago
Facility Outfits Amputees With Bionic Limbs |
NASA 'Ecstatic' About ISS EVA Work |
U.S. Orders 36 Van-Based X-Ray Screening Systems for Counterterrorism
Applications |
Strange New Planet Baffles Astronomers |
New Lockheed Martin Solar Arrays Begin Providing Power to Space
Station |
9-14-2006 |
Einstein Was at Least 99.95% Right |
Effectiveness of Missile Interception in Surprise Attack Debated |
Cellular
Modem Market is Finally Taking Off |
New Battery Tech Still Years Away |
Engineer Designs Less-Risky Reactor for Clean, Safe Energy |
Mobile Phone-Based 3-D GPS Navigation Service |
Segway Scooters Recalled for Falling Hazard |
IBM-Magna Deal Seeks to Boost Intelligent Auto Systems |
Astronauts Unfurl Space-Station Solar Panel |
RoHS-Exempt Component Prices Rise |
Tiny Fuel Cell Might Replace Batteries In Laptop Computers, Portable
Electronics |
AT&T Launches Broadband TV Service |
Russian Duma Rejects Madonna Space Station Visit |
9-13-2006 |
UWB, ZigBee Chipset Markets to Boom |
Group Releases Spec for Cellphone Security |
UK Leads
in Mobile Music Consumption |
IBM Unveils first Cell Computer |
BAE Works with DHS to Apply Mil IR Countermeasures to Commercial
Aircraft |
One Billion
3G Cellphone Users by 2010 |
Marvell Subject to Nasdaq Delisting |
BMW to Roll Out first Hydrogen-Burning Car Next Year |
Fujitsu Races Along Moore's Law |
Wearing a Helmet Puts Cyclists at Risk |
NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Reaches Planned Flight Path |
Meteoric Sonic Boom Rattles Southern New Zealand |
9-12-2006 |
Monopoly's New Tokens: A RAZR Phone, Starbucks Coffee, McDonald's
French Fries, Prius Hybrid Car |
FCC Sets Roadmap for Using Vacant TV Airwaves |
Azimuth
Systems Announces Voice over Wi-Fi Handset Test Suite |
Launch of 2nd Galileo Test Satellite Delayed Until 2007 |
Patent Sought for "Invention to Eliminate Interference" |
Pluto Is Now
Just a Number: 134340 |
LG Electronics Selects RFMD to Support Upcoming EDGE Mobile Devices |
Agilent Licenses 3D Electromagnetic Simulation Technology from Remcom |
Qualcomm to Link FLO, CDMA Licensing |
Linear: No Options Misconduct |
Helium Shortage Threatens to Deflate Party Balloon Sales |
9-11-2006 |
Post-9/11, Technology Keeps Us a Step Ahead |
Freescale Stock Soars Amidst Buyout Buzz |
Broadcom's Stock Woes Double |
Atlanta Is Most
Wired City in the U.S. |
Lasers Making Ultra-Precise Atomic Clocks Even Better |
3G Phone
Owners Want GPS Services |
Bosnian Teen Threatened to Kill Father With Grenade for Refusing to Return Her
Mobile Phone |
Stephen Hawking Looking for Assistant |
Shuttle Links
Up With Space Station for Delivery |
Explosives at the Nanoscale With 'World's Smallest Controlled Heat
Source' |
Satellite Radio Set to Soar |
Fuel Cell Material Advance Overcomes Low Humidity Conductivity Problem |
9-10-2006 |
Maine's Governor is Now KB1NXP |
Shopping Centers Install WiFi to Attract Customers |
Cable Consortium Poised to Capture Large Block of Broadband Wireless
Spectrum |
One-2wo Particle Punch Poses Greater Risk for Astronauts |
70-Year-Old Grandma Wins Nintendo Sponsored "Brain Age"
Competition |
Atlantis Heads to Space Station on Key Construction Mission |
9-8-2006 |
CipherLinx: A New Era of Secure RF |
CBS
to Use Bluetooth to Beam TV Clips to Passersby |
Miami, LA Top List of Cellphone Chatterers |
New Battery Technology Announced |
Call
Quality Affected as More Subscribers Make Calls Indoors |
War of Words Between Microsoft and EU |
Consumers
Wont Pay for Mobile Video |
More Stock Options Woes for Broadcom |
IRS Joins Bay Area Options Backdating Task Force |
Shuttle Launch Postponed Until Saturday |
NASA Rover Nears Martian Bowl Goal |
Model Rocket Contest Opens Registration |
9-7-2006 |
New IBM Supercomputer Aiming for Petaflop |
SEC Investigating Over 100 Firms for Option Backdating |
RIM Pushes
BlackBerry Into Consumer Handset Market |
Hewlett-Packard Probed in Media-Leak Scandal |
Physicists Develop Nanotransistors |
European Scientists Pleased With Lunar Probe's Data |
Rockwell Collins Acquires Developer of RF Modem and Networking Products |
Eutelsat Comms Delivers Strong Results in 2005-2006 |
Plant Cells Improve Efficiency of Solar Panels |
Microsoft Sets Pricing for Vista Variants |
Real-Time Traffic Routing From the Comfort of Your Car |
In the Iraqi War Zone, U.S. Army Calls for 'Green' Power |
9-6-2006 |
Competitiveness Fading on Re-Election Agenda? |
Semi Industry On Track for Record-Breaking Year |
Alcatel Wins Contract For German Military Satcom BW Satellites |
Korean Air Bans In-Flight Use of Dell, Apple Laptops Over Battery
Problem |
China
Mobile Phone Output Roughly 400 Million This Year |
Powerful New Technique: Radio Signal "Fingerprinting" |
Full
Length Movies on Mobile Phones |
Worst Is Yet to Come From Intel |
Northrop Grumman Wins Joint Warfighting Center Contract Worth Up
To $686 Million |
Anheuser-Busch
to launch Bud.TV |
Atlantis Launch Scrubbed Due to Fuel Cell Glitch |
Big Bang's Afterglow Fails Intergalactic 'Shadow' Test |
9-5-2006 |
This Cellphone Anti-Theft Service is a Scream. Literally. |
Matsushita Recalls 6,000 Notebook PC Batteries |
Steve Irwin's Death Clogs Web Sites |
China Readies Low-Cost PC Based on Its Godson CPU |
Intel's Big Layoff Nears |
Applied Materials Bets on Solar Cells As Growth Engine |
Dow Corning: Solar Now Primary Focus |
Moon Mission Ends Successfully for Smart 1 |
GPS-Guided Projectile Puts Raytheon-BAE Excalibur Closer to Fielding |
Diode Laser Could Be Vital For Safeguarding Aircraft |
IRS Gave $318 Million Away in Fraudulent Refunds |
New GaN UV Sensor is Highly Versatile |
NASA Optimistic
for Wednesday Launch |
9-1-2006 |
Forbidden
Cellphone Detector for Airplanes |
New Electrode for Lithium Rechargeable Batteries |
Mobile Companies Develop New, Faster 4G Technology |
Online Recruiting Rebounds in August |
Intel to Cut 10K Jobs on Tuesday |
Court Dismisses Broadcom Suit Against Qualcomm |
Lockheed Martin Wins Multibillion-Dollar NASA Contract |
USAF Awards $49M Contract to Space Data Corporation for Communications
System |
Wi-Fi Black Magic Boasts Super Signal Range |
Chipmakers Look For Loyalty |
NASA To Try to Launch Space Shuttle Wednesday |
GE Invests $100 Million to Grow its LED Lighting Business |
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