9-30-2007 |
Microsoft Excel
Fails Math Test |
Single Molecule Based Electronic Components Modeled |
Program Provides Blueprint for Recruiting Minorities to Science
and Engineering |
Immigration Drains Britain, Says Left Think Tank |
9-28-2007 |
FCC Considering Fines Against Satellite Radio |
Tech Sector Growth Lags Behind Economy |
EADS to Boost Defense Activities, Eyes U.S. Acquisitions |
Nanowire Generates Power by Harvesting Energy from the Environment |
Monasteries Enter the Internet Age |
2007 NAB Marconi Radio Award Winners Announced |
Doping Technique Brings Nanomechanical Devices into the Semiconductor
World |
China Developing E-stamp to Stamp out Spamming |
Dawn Spacecraft Launches from Cape Canaveral on 3B Mile, 8-Year
NASA Mission |
A Handheld
Cellphone Jammer |
Researchers Seek to Patent 'Memory Doubler' Algorithm |
IRS to Randomly Hit 13,000 with Special Audit |
iPhone Update Disables Unlocked Handsets |
Toyota Denies
Battery Woes Delay Next Prius |
Russian General Warns Against Space Weapons |
9-27-2007 |
Ford to Offer HD Radio Available in Most Products |
Sprint Promises WiMax 'Momentum' |
Central
and Eastern European Customer Growth Hits All-Time Low |
'Printers' That Can Make 3-D Solid Objects Soon to Enter Mainstream |
Quantum Communication: Atoms Talk Long Distance |
New Zealand Launches Wiki to Help Citizens Draft New Law |
Two Giant Steps in Advancement of Quantum Computing Achieved |
Alamosa Solar Facility Begins Generating Energy |
Two Charged
with Conspiracy to Commit IC Economic Espionage |
Google Plans Staff Expansion, Largely in Europe |
Space Junk Threat to Earth |
US Video Shows Hacker Hit on Power Grid |
NASA Launches Dawn Spacecraft on 1.7B Mile Trek |
New Delft Material Concept for Aircraft Wings Could Save Billions |
Scientists Explore Theme Park Thrills |
9-26-2007 |
College Computer Nerds to Auction Tech Skills for Possible Dates
with Sorority Girls |
Finland
Publishes Safety Guide for Mobile Device Usage |
HD Radio Broadcasters Reach 1,500 |
iSuppli
Lowers Semi Forecast to 3.5% Growth |
Google Wireless Network Could Cost Almost $17 Billion to Build |
Vertu
Launches Limited Edition Ferrari Branded Handset |
Method Safely Deposits Novel Metal Oxide Thin Films on Substrates |
Munich to Build Europe's First High Speed Maglev Airport Express
Train |
Musicians Harness DSPs to Craft Guitar Effects |
Broadband Market to Expand in the Philippines |
Vonage Infringed Sprint Patents, Jury Finds |
NASA Scientist Who Accused Bush Admin. of Censorship Re Global Warming
Received $720,000 from George Soros |
Russia Unveils New Passenger Jet |
USAF Expects to Continue Sending Airmen to do ‘Army Jobs’ |
Nano Air Vehicle Floats Like Maple Seed |
9-25-2007 |
Galileo GPS Network Hit by More Delays |
Infineon to Develop 3G Chip for Motorola |
Boeing Announces Completion of Sea-Based Radar's Mooring System |
Small Antennas
Suit FM, UWB Bands |
Toward Pure White Light: Next-Generation LEDs Show Bright Promise |
Phone Service Eavesdrops on Internet Calls for Relevant Ads |
Qualcomm Aims for PC-Like Mobiles by 2009 |
1st Blue and 1st CW AlGaN-Cladding-Free Blue-Violet Nonpolar InGaN/GaN
Lasers |
FBI Probes Unisys Role in DHS Hacking Incidents |
Twist in Saturn's Electric Ring |
Making Bicycles that Balance Better |
Apple Warns Hacking iPhone May Harm It |
Lack of Sleep, Too Much Sleep, Both Deadly |
9-24-2007 |
Expect Twofold Increase in Patent Litigation |
Cloud of Worry Gathers over Wireless Health Risks |
Next Generation Wi-Fi Mired in Patent Fears |
Hams Named to Key NASA Positions |
Magellan to Sell Three New GPS Products in China |
WiFi Alliance Promises N-Harmony |
Starbucks Announce Free iTunes Songs |
BAE Systems Shoots Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System |
Femtocell
Contract Awards and Trials Begin |
TI Increases
Share Buyback by Another $5B |
TV on Cellphone Screens? No Thanks, Say Europeans |
Fuel
Gauge Accurately Predicts Battery Life in SmartPhones |
LCD Crunch Causes Handset Shortages |
Mobile
Phones Widen Market, Raise Incomes for Rural Poor |
China to Build New Space Launch Center in Southernmost Province |
9-23-2007 |
Official Kilogram Losing Mass: Scientists Propose Redefining it
As a Precise Number of Carbon Atoms |
Google Denies Interest in U.K. Spectrum |
Deep Earth Model Challenged by New Experiment |
9-21-2007 |
Cell Phone Service Coming to NYC Subway System |
Toward Next-Generation Integrated Circuits Made from Carbon Nanotubes |
U.S.
Facing Tech Labor 'Brain Drain' Due to Immigration Law |
Britain to Combat 'Cyber-Bullying' in Schools |
New Research
Gives WCDMA Thumbs Up for Hearing Impaired |
SEMI: N.
American Equipment Orders Continue Downward Trend |
Crude Oil Now at $83 a Barrel |
Euro
Rises Above $1.41 for First Time |
Canada's Dollar Trades Above U.S. Dollar Amid Commodity Boom |
SEC Subpoenas Apple's Jobs in Backdating Probe |
Maynor Releases Apple Wireless Bug Code |
Critical Zero-Day PDF Bug Compromises Windows PCs |
UN Atomic Agency Approves Text on Nuclear-Weapons-Free Mideast (oh yeah, that means a lot) |
9-20-2007 |
UK Regulator
to Reclaim Radio Spectrum - Allow 3G at 900 MHz |
Nobel Laureate
Physicist Disses Manned Spaceflight |
Alaska Airlines Plans to Provide In-Flight Wireless Broadband |
Scientists Charged! The Neutron's Not So Neutral After All |
USB 3.0 Guns for FireWire |
Better Displays on Laptop Computers, Cell Phones Coming Soon |
Intel Declares
2008 'The Year of WiMax,' Reignites Interest in Handheld Device Space |
ARRL Roanoke Division Director, Cronkite, QST Author, to be Feted
by Radio Club of America |
SEMI's Book-to-Bill Stalls |
U.S. Marines Test Laser-Guided 2.75-Inch Rockets |
United Launch Alliance Launches 75th Consecutive Delta II on USAF
60th Anniversary |
Dutch Company and Owner Charged with Sending U.S. Technology, Goods
to Iran |
Americans Giving
up Friends, Sex for Web Life |
9-19-2007 |
Brussels to Present Finance Plans to Save Galileo SatNav Project |
Pentagon Shifts to GPS With No Signal Reduction |
Plan to Use RFID in U.S. Border Control Draws Fire |
U.S. and Swedish Patent Offices to Cooperate on International Search
and Examination Services |
'Radio Wave Cooling' Offers New Twist on Laser Cooling |
Philippine Digital TV to Air in 2008 |
Clearwire Goes Nomadic |
Air Force Activates Provisional Cyber Command |
Computer Memory Designed in Nanoscale Retrieves Data 1,000x Faster |
Smiley-Face Emoticon Turns 25 :-) |
CSR Puts Speech Recognition into Bluetooth Chip |
China and Russia spying at Cold War Levels |
U.S. Missile Defense Chief Paints Rosy Picture for Europeans |
Low-Tech Windmills
Making a Comeback |
Google Tests Interactive Ads |
9-18-2007 |
Airports
Try Charging Stations to Power Up Gadget-Laden Travelers |
U.S. Curbs Sought on Fees to Quit Wireless Contracts |
American Companies Jack up Local Investments |
Verizon Wireless Sues FCC Over 'Open' 700 MHz Auction Rules |
Airports Plan to RFID-Tag Bags |
Radio Hall of Fame Announces 2007 Inductees |
NASA's 'Space Economy' Reaps Windfall for Humanity |
'Wiki City Rome' to Draw a Map Like No Other |
Los Alamos
Lab Makes Major Step in Quantum-Dot Lasers |
IBM to Offer Free Word Processing, Office Software |
Saudis Sign $8.9B Eurofighter Deal |
TCS Gains $25M DoD Order for Rapid Response, Associated Communications
Systems |
TDI Demos Prototype Nonpolar GaN Substrates |
iPhone Invades UK |
U.S. DoJ Concerned About Microsoft's European Defeat |
Search Startup
Hopes to Outsmart Google
(good luck) |
9-17-2007 |
Security, Life Threatened by Space Junk, Weapons |
Filling Spectrum 'White Space' |
Could Graphene Replace Silicon in Electronics? |
Radio Stations Keying in to Text-Message Promotions |
Microsoft Suffers Decisive EU Antitrust Defeat |
Pentagon Revs up Drive for Wearable Power |
Ads to Pop up
on Your Cell Phone |
Opto-Enabled Product and Component Market to Grow at 7.7% Annually
to 2017 |
Federal Research Plan to Determine Nanotech Risks Fails to Deliver |
China to Hold First-Ever 'No Car Day' |
Government Employee Admits to Wire Fraud Scheme; Defrauding DoD |
Silicon as Smooth as Glass: Boon to Computer Chip and Solar Cell
Manufacturing |
Navigation Devices Set to Take Mass Market Route |
How This 12-inch Miracle Tube Could Halve Heating Bills |
9-15-2007 |
FCC Amateur Radio
Enforcement Correspondence Posted |
Ability to Write and Store Information on Electronic Devices Improved |
NASA Researchers Extend Life of Hot Temperature Electronic Chip |
9-14-2007 |
Official Reference Kilogram Mysteriously Shrinks |
Cell
Phone Use Banned for Teen Drivers in California |
Verizon Appeals FCC's Open Access Rule |
Patent Litigation on the Rise in Semi Sector |
Kyocera in Talks to Buy Sanyo Cellular Unit |
McDonald's Pilots RFID Self-Ordering System in Korea |
Mixed Signals Seen in Semis |
UK Study: Cell Phones Won't Kill Your Brain |
Orange
Files Lawsuit Against Swisscom for Market Position Abuse |
Google Offers Reward to Land Robot on Moon |
How Dirty is Your Money? |
54 Hours Aloft, Qinetiq UAV Breaks Endurance Record |
Gamma Ray Lasers? Positronium Created in the Lab |
College Offers YouTube Class |
9-13-2007 |
Bluetooth System Helps Users Find the Toilets |
FCC OKs Digital TV Rules Pushed by Cable Operators |
London Underground Trials NFC for Tickets |
Appeals Court Stays Qualcomm Import Ban |
College Attendance Correlated with Lower Cancer Risk |
Physicists Measure Spin of a Single Atom |
Nearly
95 Million 'Ultra-Mobile Devices' to Ship by 2012 |
Gunshot-Detection
Use GPS & Acoustic Devices to Pinpoint Shooters |
"Green" Requirements Drive Automotive Electronics |
3G Operators Strangling Free WiFi |
Pentagon Could Make $2.2B Arms Sales to Taiwan |
Boeing Builds First GPS IIF Satellite |
Bond Car Beats iPod and YouTube as Coolest Brand in UK |
Top 5 Worst
Ways to Die (in a video game, that
is) |
9-12-2007 |
Study Finds Frequent Cell Phone Users Have Slower Brain Functions,
Focused Attention |
Startup May Sue FCC over Spectrum |
Telecom Issues Going Nowhere in Washington |
Wireless Carriers Sued for Patent Infringement |
USPTO's 12th Annual Independent Inventors Conference - Sept 14-15,
2007 |
Increased
Interest in WiMAX Will Impact the Cellular M2M Market |
IBM Touts Single-Chip Phone |
RFID Handheld Reader Market Experiences Growth |
Skyray 48 Takes Flight -
European Antennas
Onboard |
TI Sees
Cell Phone TV Rising First Outside U.S. |
Anadigics Ships Dual-Band 802.11n PA to NXP for WLAN Module |
Zephyr UAV Sets World Record for Longest Duration Unmanned Flight |
Comment: Knock off the Asian Knockoffs |
IBM Develops 100,000 dpi Printing |
Scientists Fear Day Computers Become Smarter Than Humans |
9-11-2007 |
House Passes Patent Reform Act of 2007 |
Qualcomm
Downgraded on Motorola's 3G Shift, Legal Setbacks |
Drawing Nanoscale Features the Fast and Easy Way |
IEEE-USA Today's Engineer Digest Wins 2007 Apex Award of Publication
Excellence |
UK to Examine Broadcast Rules |
Radio Telescopes Linked for First Time |
Worldwide
Telecom Carrier Capex Expected to Hit $225B in 2007 |
Physicists Get 2 Atoms to Communicate |
Broadcasters
Launch Ads Against Web Device |
Pennsylvania Man Claims to Burn Salt Water |
Nokia,
Motorola and Samsung Take 61% of China's Mobile Phone Market |
Segan: The Palm Death Watch Begins Now |
Ancient 'Escape Tunnel' Discovered in Israel |
9-10-2007 |
Children
Bribed with Cellphones to Become Suicide Bombers |
Shades of Gray in China's 'Black' Handset Market |
Moto Cell Phone Chief Promises Improvements |
JDSU Demos Tunable 'Transmitter-on-a-Chip' PIC Technology |
Texting While
Driving? U R So Busted! |
ISRO to Launch New Genre of Micro-Satellites |
Broadcasting Industry Not Dead Yet, Says CEA's Shapiro |
Laws
Target Teen Drivers' Cell Phone Use |
Electronics Buyers Have Price Limits |
Chip Implants Linked to Animal Tumors |
Microsoft Backs Cricket to Woo Indian Employees |
Apple: 1M iPhones Sold Mark Outpaces iPod |
Solar Plane Smashes World Unmanned Flight Record |
First Image from Phoenix Mars Lander Camera Received on Earth |
9-9-2007 |
Cell Phones Should Be Kept Away from Hospital Beds, Dutch Experts
Say |
9-8-2007 |
Drivers Risk 2 Years in Jail for Using Mobile Phones or GPS |
Engineers Rescue Aging Satellites, Saving Millions |
BSNL Awards $1.3B GSM Contract |
Russian Satellites: Smaller, Lighter, Cheaper |
Supercomputing by Reservation Puts Petaflops at Researchers' Fingertips |
9-7-2007 |
NATO Group Releases Report on BPL |
Tech Stocks Emerging as Safe Haven Amid Market Turmoil |
Swedes are Home Free with FMC |
GSM Celebrates
Its 20th Birthday |
USPTO and United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office to Pilot Patent
Prosecution Highway |
Patent Reform Heads to House Floor |
Computer Scientists Take the 'Why' out of WiFi |
BAE to Seal $40B Eurofighter Deal with Saudis Next Week |
Cellphone Use in Hospitals Poses Danger |
Apple Gives $100 Rebate to Angry iPhone Buyers |
Farmers Mull Replacing Illegal Workers with Robots |
Volvo Unveils Plug-in-and-Go Hybrid Car |
LCD Televisions May Soon Look Outdated: Field Emission Displays
Promising |
Russian Proton-M Rocket with Japanese Satellite Crashes on Launch |
9-6-2007 |
Patent Examiners Oppose Patent Reform Proposal |
Ericsson
Fined over Greek Spying Scandal |
FCC OKs Local, Long-Distance Integration |
Congress Pushes Back on H1-B Visas (but allows illegal entry via Mexico) |
U.S. Trade Commission to Investigate Nokia 3G Phones |
iPaid Too Much - Huge Price Cut |
Component
Makers Head to Court |
TriQuint Semiconductor Acquires Peak Devices |
Anadigics Acquires Fairchild’s RF Group Design Center |
HP Deepens Push
into Cellphone Market |
Wi-Fi Muscling in on RFID's Location-Based Services Markets
|
Lockheed Martin Demonstrates In-Flight Beam Control for Airborne
Laser |
RIM Introduces the First Wi-Fi-Enabled BlackBerry Smartphone |
Facebook for Spies |
Global Terror Organizations Remain 'Vibrant' |
9-5-2007 |
India to Build Constellation of Seven Navigation Satellites |
CSR Ups the Ante in Bluetooth Performance |
Appeals Court Rules for Broadcom in Antitrust Case Against Qualcomm |
U.N. Reports 4 Billion Telephone Lines Worldwide |
FCC's
Methods Leaves Public in the Dark |
Microchip Patterning Technology Created |
Nuclear Warheads Mistakenly Flown on B-52 |
State, Local Governments to Invest $5.5B in Public Safety Interoperability
by 2012 |
Swedish Defense Minister Resigns over Spending Cuts |
Vodafone
Facing $2 Billion Indian Tax Demand |
Microsoft Might Pay $53B for Yahoo |
Unauthorized iPhones in China Appear Ahead of 2008 Asia Launch |
Pentagon: Several Countries Trying to Hack into U.S. Military System |
Your
Boss is Probably Playing Computer Games |
Earth-Shattering Study: Men Like Good-Looking Women |
9-4-2007 |
Broadband Spurs ‘Techno-Commuters’ Rise |
Microchip Sales Rise on Consumer Electronics Demand |
Unaveraged July Chip Sales Soar 11.3% Annually |
India Launches Latest Telecom Satellite |
Low-Cost Recipe for Patterning Microchips Developed |
Trademark Plaintiff Drops Suit vs. Google Over Ads |
User Authentication Burdens Kill Free Wireless in Australia (OpenSpectrum) |
Eurostar
Sets Paris-London Record |
N. Korea to End Nuclear Programs by End of 2007 |
World's Largest Digital Camera Installed on Maui Telescope |
Work Time is Largest Influence to Duration of Person's Sleep |
China Rejects
U.S. Charge It Hacked Pentagon |
Fingerprinting Fake Coffee |
Japan's 'Space Fireworks' a Success |
9-3-2007 |
FCC Rebuffs Free Wi-Fi Startup Petition |
High-Tech, Drug Companies Battle over Patent Reform |
Silicon
Valley Still Top Pick for Semi Headquarters, iSuppli Reports |
China Airliner to Allow In-Flight Cell Phone, Internet Use |
Sorry
Rover - Lost Mobiles Phones are More Missed Than Pets |
Molecules Line up to Make The Tiniest of Wires |
Bush
Administration Seeks Power to Grant Immunity to Telcom Companies |
FCC to Lower Vanity Call Sign Fees September 17 |
Reclusive Green-Tech Startup May Spell the End of the Battery |
Beijing Olympic Games Prompts RFID Development in China |
FCC Lets Phone Carriers Avoid Added Regulations |
Teenagers' Use of Cell Phones After Bedtime Contributes to Poor
Sleep |
Finland TV Broadcasts Go Digital |
Bush’s $50B Plan Surprises DoD, Congress |
One of the Most Curious Objects in the Sky Delights Astronomers
Again |
Back to School: Cramming Doesn't Work in the Long Term |