|
9/30/2008 |
IC Insights Cautious, but Still Sees 2008 Growth |
Tech Stocks Fall Hard as U.S. House Rejects Bailout Bill |
Grid of 100,000 Computers Heralds New Internet Dawn |
IC Insights Sees Cautious Growth for 2008 |
Consumer Electronics Makers Face Tough Holidays |
Sprint Blankets Baltimore with New WiMax Net |
Astronaut vs. Earthlings Chess Game Begins |
Half
of U.S. Mobile Phone Users Turn to Their Devices for Entertainment |
Solar Cell Sets World Efficiency Record at 40.8% |
Auto Engineers Take a Close Look at Wood Composites |
Most Radio Stocks Follow the Markets Down |
Canadian and American Hams Provide "Textbook Example"
of Amateur Radio's EmComm Role |
Base
Station Component Market - Flat Through 2013 |
RF Components to See Few Benefits from Basestation Growth |
No One Immune to Global Financial Crisis: Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer |
Nissan Uses
Bumblebee Power in New Car Technology |
Official Says Free Trade Will Help U.S. Manufacturing |
High-Efficiency
Generators for Hybrid Vehicles |
Europe Space Chiefs Elated after Freighter Completes Mission |
Amenities Give Soldiers Home Away from Home in Iraq |
Mars Lander Sees Falling Snow |
9/29/2008 |
UCLA Mathematicians Discover 13-Million-Digit Prime Number |
Mobile Phones to Track Carbon Footprint |
China
Astronauts Return as Heroes after Historic Spacewalk |
Non-Handset
Mobile Devices to Account for $90B in Operator Revenues by 2013 |
Software-Defined Radio Enhancing Mil & Commercial Appls Worldwide |
Federal Trade Commission Holds RFID Workshop |
Britain to Make Foreigners Carry RFID ID Cards |
Intel, Chartered Slam Semi IP Industry |
Robotic Helicopters Learn Tricks by Analyzing Demos |
Motorola
Reported to Be Working on a "Google Phone" |
Europe All Set for Lunar Mission Chandrayaan-1 |
New Chip
Promises 4 HD Streams over Wi-Fi |
Conservatives Back Skills Scholarships for Electronics Apprentices |
World's First Hypersonic Hydrocarbon-Fueled Scramjet Closer to First
Flight |
Bandwidth.com Recognized by Triangle Business Journal as One of
the Best Places to Work |
Low-Cost Rocket
Finally Gets to Orbit |
Circuit City Quarterly Loss Deepens, Outlook Darkens |
Aspiring Chef Dies After Eating Red-Hot Chili Sauce as a Dare (this year's Darwin Award contestant?) |
Cadbury: Melamine Found in Chinese-Made Chocolates |
New Graphene-Based Material Clarifies Graphite Oxide Chemistry |
U.S. Operates Anti-Missile Radar in Israel |
9/28/2008 |
Keithley Cuts 5% of Workforce |
China Astronauts Return from Historic Spacewalk Mission |
EU's B&B and Fortis Both in Crisis |
China Buddies up to EU as Promise of Low-Cost Labor Begins to Fade |
Mobile Phone Subscriptions to Reach 4 Billlion by End of 2008 |
China Fakes Reports from Space |
9/26/2008 |
Scientists Warn U.S. Congress of Cancer Risk for Cell Phone Use |
Silicon Germanium (SiGe): Fast, Quiet, and Powerful |
Engineer Named
MacArthur Fellow for Work on Wireless Power and Self-focusing Lasers |
FCC Proposes Easing Wireless Spectrum Bids |
Japan Chip Testing House GTI Files for Bankruptcy |
Swedish
Government to Soften Eavesdropping Law |
Rocket Man Completes First Jetpack Flight Across English Channel |
Nokia
to Launch First TouchScreen Phone in October |
Study Ranks U.S. #1 for Security Attacks |
OEwaves to Develop Wideband Electro-Optic Modulator for EMP-Resistant
RF Receivers |
Europe is Key, Says Future Electronics President Robert Miller |
College Teams Use AT&T Wireless to Connect with Mobile Fans |
History Channel Reveals: Tesla Totally Awesome! |
Mexico's
Senate Approves Bill for Mobile Phone Database |
New Nanoscale Process Will Help Computers Run Faster and More Efficiently |
Herley's Micro Systems Awarded $8.2M Contract by U. S. Navy |
Schwarzenegger Signs Bill Banning Texting by Motorists |
Google 'Instant Bid' Wireless Patent Could Threaten Cellular, Wi-Fi
Providers |
Green Idealists Fail to Make the Grade |
How the FAA is Bringing Its Air Traffic Systems into the 21st Century (hope for better success than in the
20th century) |
9/25/2008 |
Google: White Space Tests Were 'Rigged' |
Court
Says Search of Text Messages Violates 4th Amendment |
Study: Work E-Mail Use Creeps into Off Hours |
While Wall Street Burns, Candidates' Views on Tech Issues Simmer |
JTRS Approved Radios Coming to Marines |
Worldwide
Mobile Cellular Subscribers to Reach 4B Mark Late 2008 |
ARRL to Participate
in the Combined Federal Campaign |
SIA Urges House Action on R&D Tax Credit Extension |
American Workers Tethered (with mixed feelings) to Work Via Tech |
Coffee, Tea
or Laptop Privacy Screen? |
Chinese Say They're Building 'Impossible' Space Drive |
Europe-Wide Wireless Broadband on the Way |
GPhone Set for Europe Early November |
Motorola Announces Proof of Concept Trial for X24-WiMAX M2M Wireless
Module |
China Launches
Mission for First Spacewalk |
Android on WiMax in 2009? |
Space Exploration Key to Mankind's Survival: NASA Chief |
New European Record Efficiency for Solar Cells Achieved: 39.7% |
Solar Wind Weakest Since Beginning of Space Age
(cold Earth on the way?) |
IEEE Experiments with Public Access to Its Literature |
Google Pledges $10
Million to Fund Good Ideas |
Europe All Set for Lunar Mission Chandrayaan-1 |
9/24/2008 |
Nearly 900,000 American Jobs come from Tech Exports |
In Radiation
'Ventriloquism,' Electromagnetic Waves Travel Backwards |
U.S. Senate OKs Extending Energy Tax Credits |
The Mobile
Phone That Unlocks and Starts Motor Cars |
LHC Will Not Be Swallowing Earth Until Next Year |
Liquid Lens is Adaptive |
Renesas to Sell German Fab to MBO Start-Up |
Broadband Fiber Subscribers up to 3.76M in U.S. |
FCC's Martin Hopeful on White Spaces Use |
Freescale Looking for Mobile Chip Partner |
Satellite Phone Carrier Iridium Goes in $591M Deal |
Military Voters Can Cast Ballots Online |
Wind Energy's Manufacturing Crunch |
Alcatel
Executive Jailed for 30 Months for Bribery |
U.S. High Tech Exports Sank 3% in 2007 |
Einstein's Telescope Going on Display in Israel |
Smoothest Surface Ever Created: May Lead to World's First Atomic
Microscope |
Study Spotlights Anti-satellite and Space Debris Threats |
Demos to Show How Technology Can Improve Operations for Law Enforcement
and First Responders |
DOD Kicks off Competition to Uncover the Most Promising Wearable
Power Technologies |
Wall Street's Mess: Tech Bubble 2.0? |
Chrysler Unveils Electric Lineup for 2010 |
9/23/2008 |
Mobile Phone Use 'Raises Children's Risk of Brain Cancer Fivefold' |
Male Infertility Linked to Cell Phones |
Third Annual ARRL On-Line Auction Set for October |
Marines in Iraq Issued Laser Weapons |
Intel Chairman Slams U.S. Government on R&D Strategy |
Researchers Build Exciton-Based Devices |
Business
Use of Wi-Fi Hotspots Increases by 46% |
GPS Receivers
Can Be 'Spoofed,' Say Researchers |
DOD Kicks off Competition Today for Most Promising Wearable Power
Technologies |
Motorola
Introduces First WiMAX USB Adaptor for Laptops |
New Bluetooth System Orients Blind and Sighted Pedestrians |
Microsoft to Issue Debt, Buy Back $40B in Stock |
World's Thinnest MEMS Oscillator Debuts |
Nanopencil
Can Provide Terabit Data Storage Density |
Oil Price Jumps $25 in a Day |
European
Commission Proposes New Cuts on Roaming SMS and Data Costs |
Scientists Develop Plastic-Producing Bacteria |
Equipment Vendors Weathering the Economic Storm |
NASA Taps IBM iDataPlex for New Supercomputer |
Mobile
Operators Revenues Undented by Credit Crunch |
Air Force to Get New Satellite Tracking Station |
9/22/2008 |
NEC Receives
World's First IMS-Based Femtocell System Order |
Impact of the financial Crisis: a Dramatic Slowdown in Tech Spending? |
Verizon
Wireless Offers Service Plans Without Contracts |
The Birds and the Bees: The Future of Air Force Robo-Tech |
Wind Energy's Manufacturing Crunch |
Oil Company Tracks Half a Million Gas Cylinders Using RFID |
Standards List For the EU's Energy Consumption Directive Published |
A Broadband
Single-Photon Source |
Is China Growing Weary of the Chip Business? |
Companies Joining to Push Music on Memory Cards |
Senators Express Concerns About PPM Rollout |
MEMS Microphone Targets Consumer Mobile Applications |
The Campaign for Berkeley Engineering |
What Causes Earth's
Seasons? |
Super-Resolution Vision System Super Sniper Scope |
Largest Solar Powered Campus Deployment in U.S. |
'Big Bang Machine' Damage Forces 2-Month Halt |
James Webb Telescope Components Pass Tests |
S. Africa Faces 'Winter Wonderland', Coldest September in Recorded
History |
9/21/2008 |
At Long Last,
Plastic Electronics Goes Commercial |
Judging Bell Labs |
Smart Desks Make Sci-fi A Reality in the Classroom |
The Future of Broadband |
9/19/2008 |
Satellites to Limit Driving Speed on UK Roads |
Upcoming 802.11v Wireless Standard 'Greens Up' WLAN |
Advancement in Radio Technology Awards Winners |
Error Message! How Mobile Phones Distort Measurements |
Kawasaki Reveals Fastest Bullet Train in Japan |
Nokia "Free" Music Phone Sales to Start Oct 17 |
IEEE Ballots Due by October 1, 2008 |
Qualcomm
to Assist in Developing Mobile Phones for the Blind |
Google, GE to Groom Grid for Electric Cars |
Tesla to Open Electric Car Plant in San Jose |
Physicists
Hope to Tie Light Beams in Knots |
China
Unicom Starts 3G Trial |
Inventor Recognized for LCD Advances |
Bad Batteries Threaten Shuttle Launch Date |
'Buckyballs'
Have High Potential to Accumulate in Living Tissue |
NASA Uses Commercial Microgravity Flight Services for First Time (aka the Vomit Comet) |
London Records Biggest
Surge in History |
Russian Stocks Suspended Amid Surge |
Google's U.S. Search Share Hits 63% |
Darkness Threatens Japanese Space Lab Science |
8/18/2008 |
Texting While Driving 'More Dangerous than Drugs or Alcohol' |
Man Killed While Trying to Steal Copper Cable Carrying 11,000 V |
Lattice Cuts 14% of Workforce |
Hurricane Ike
Causes Biggest Internet Outage Since 2003 (it hit RF Cafe for most of Monday) |
Patent Startup Gains High Profile Backing |
Microsoft Dumps Jerry Seinfeld from New Ad Campaign |
LHC Hit
by Electrical Problems |
Rogue Code on Mobile Devices Ought to Keep You Up at Night |
High
Definition Video over a Cellular Network |
Engineers Discover Nanoparticles Can Break on Through |
General Dynamics Completes On-Orbit Checkout of NASA's Fermi Gamma-Ray
Space Telescope |
Venezuela, Cuba May Join Russian Military's navigation System |
New York's Solar Push May Get [Big]Blue |
u-blox - World's Smallest Complete GPS Receivers |
Raytheon Awarded $10M to Develop New Missile Defense Interceptor |
GAO
Report Torches U.S. for Dumping Electronic Waste in Foreign Countries |
Siberia
Gets its First 3G Services |
Is GM's
Volt Ready to Roll? |
Parks Associates White Paper Warns against Rush to Establish European
Mobile TV Standard |
Why SSDs Won't Knock out Disk Drives Anytime Soon |
Nokia-Funded Packaging Technology from Imbera Attracts Investment |
'Negativity' Threatens the Radio Business |
9/17/2008 |
Wall Street Turmoil Ripples Through Tech and Data Vendors |
Locking Microchips to Prevent Piracy |
'Cognitive Radios' to Improve Wireless Devices |
Russia &
Central Asia Q2 08 - 3G Connections Top Half a Million |
IBM Pushes on with Revolutionary Solid State Drive Technology |
Using GPS and Wireless to Manage Field Service Workers |
Breakthrough in Use of Graphene for Ultracapacitors |
Time is Running out on Solar Tax Credit Bill |
'Rochester Cube' 3-D Computer Processor Points Way to More Powerful
Chip Designs |
Presidential Election Cycle to Yield Unprecedented Level of Political
Email Spam |
U.S. Regulators
Not Ready for TV Switch |
First Google-Powered Phone to Be Unveiled Sept 23 |
How an Eggbeater Could Power the Future |
Telus
Starts Shutting Down Canadian Analogue Network |
Study Finds That 35% of BlackBerry and PDA Users Would Choose Their
Device over Their Spouse |
Walgreens Opens RFID-Enabled Distribution Center |
Home Repair Scam Appears to Target Military Families |
Russian Markets Halt Trading after 17% Drop |
GM Rolls out Volt, Continues Work on Battery |
General
Motors Looks for a Jolt from Electric Volt |
U.S. Stocks Down Steeply on AIG-induced Anxiety |
9/16/2008 |
Tech Companies brace for Impact of Financial Meltdown |
The
Day After...or Day 2? |
Over
31,500 Mobiles Lost in New York Taxis Over Just Six Months |
McCain, Obama Weigh in on Science Issues |
Nanoflowers
Improve Ultracapacitors |
Silver Tsunami Set to Hit U.S. Aerospace and Defense Workforce |
Future Nanoelectronics May Face Obstacles |
LeCroy Scopes Debut for Mid-Range |
The Winds of Cyber War |
ZigBee Goes Green with Support for Smart Energy |
RFID Tickets Sped Visitors Through Belgium's F1 Grand Prix |
Taliban Using Skype to Make Secure Phone Calls |
Nvidia Founder Pledges $30M to Stanford Engineering Center |
New Wafer Slicing Method Cuts Waste in Making Ge-Based Solar Cells |
Opportunity Bids Farewell to Victoria |
Americans Value TV Picture Quality Above All Else |
HP to
Cut 24,600 Jobs as Part of EDS Integration |
Dell Sees Further Signs of Weak Tech Spending |
Google Search Finds Seafaring Solution |
CSR Launches World's
First ROM-Based Bluetooth with Stereo DSP |
Radio Stocks Tumble with Markets Monday |
Perseids Meteor Shower Creates September Surprise |
9/15/2008 |
New World
Record for Wireless Optical Transmission |
Hackers Break into 'Big Bang Machine' Computer Network |
KEMET Announces the Sale of Its Wet Tantalum Assets |
Texas Hams Braced for Ike |
Program
Turns to Online Masses to Improve Patents |
Georgia Tech Tests Unmanned Systems |
Superconductivity Can Induce Magnetism |
Hurricane Ike
Disrupts Traffic in Space |
First 3-D processor Runs at 1.4 GHz on New Architecture |
Putin Orders Additional $2.6B on Glonass Development |
New York
Taxis Using Sprint CDMA Network for Credit Card Transactions |
Stretchy, High-Quality Conductors |
Nanoscale Silver: No Silver Lining? |
Experiment Boosts
Hopes for Space Solar Power |
Ofcom: Decision to Make the Wireless Telegraphy (Mobile Communication
Services on Aircraft) (Exemption) Regulations 2008 |
Elastic Clock Startup Links up with Newcastle University |
Next-Gen Satellite-Based Air Navigation System to Save on Fuel Costs |
Home-Brewed Biodiesel Goes Prime-Time |
Automated Bus Uses Magnets to Steer Through City Streets |
Eating Veggies Shrinks the Brain (whew! - dodged that bullet!) |
Jobless Set to Top 2M as U.K. Economy Heads for Meltdown |
Are PDA's
Replacing Pillow Talk? |
9/14/2008 |
TI's Kilby Labs to Focus on Chip Advances That 'Make a Difference' |
Alitalia 'Can Guarantee No Flights after Sunday' |
40% of Teenagers Don't Want a Landline |
Ebay May Cut 1,500 Jobs |
Is It Possible to Teach Experience? European Researchers Say Yes |
VA Court Strikes Down Anti-Spam Law |
9/12/2008 |
NXP Semiconductors
to Cut 4,500 Staff |
Wider Loss Forecast, Debt Issues Hit SiriusXM Stock |
IEEE Calls on Young Engineers to Make Real Change |
In-Flight Wi-Fi Takes Off |
U.S. Wireless
Data Revenues Reached $14.8B in the First Half of 2008 |
Using 'Slow
Light' to Modulate Single Photon Wavepackets |
Reverse Engineering for Everyone at IMTS |
College Classes
Notch up Tech Use |
AT&T Plans to Invest Nearly $50M in the MA Wireless Network
This Year |
Japan's High-Tech Giants Nibble at Edges of Change |
Radio Listenership Remains Strong, Internet Radio Gains Popularity (I listen almost exclusively via the
Internet) |
Thousands
Stranded Due to Chunnel Fire |
Optimal Conditions Set for Chinese Spacewalk |
NASA Moon Rocket Passes Early Design Test in U.S. |
Vodafone
Spain and Qualcomm Use 3G to Improve Communications for the Elderly |
CSR Aims to Improve on Accuracy of Assisted-GPS |
Teenagers
are Shaping and Reshaping Their Wireless World |
European Economic Round Up -- Euro Zone Employment Growth Slows |
Pilot Lands in Antarctica Using Night-Vision Goggles |
New ATC System Model Will Track Variables Without Human Input |
Pentagon 9/11 Memorial Ensures a Nation Will Not Forget |
Procurement Woes Continue for Air Refueling Tanker Contract |
Physicists
Estimate How Fast Usain Bolt Could Have Run |
SkyPower and Excess Energy Team up in Solar Power Joint Venture |
9/11/2008 |
Electronics Remains Key to Government Tech Strategy |
Indian Teenage
Suicide over LHC Black Hole Test |
Students Can Send Text Message Tips to Cops |
IEEE Section to Honor First Voice Transmission |
Satellite-Cell Combo Connects Anywhere |
U.S.
Mobile Market Remains Slow as Economic Concerns Mount |
Silicon Labs Replaces Crystal Oscillator with CMOS Chip |
Apple Stock Slammed after iPod Updates Disappoint |
NASA Developing Fission Surface Power Technology |
Air Force Tests Huge Airborne Laser Gun |
High
ROI Will Stimulate North American Mobile Resource Management Market |
Particle Race: U.S. Fermilab Lab Tops CERN Supercollider |
100-mpg
Plug-in Hybrids Popping up in U.S. |
Two-Tiered Strategy Holds RF Interference to a Minimum in Denver |
Lightning Growth Seen for Quantum Dots |
Prepare to Text, Putt and Swim with Your Mobile Phone |
Long-Distance Demo of Solar-Powered Wireless Power Transmission
Technology |
500 Million
New Mobile Subscribers from Asia's Emerging Economies by 2012 |
Closest Look Ever at Graphene: Stunning Images of Individual Carbon
Atoms from TEAM 0.5 Microscope |
QPC Lasers Completes Defense Contract, Demonstrates Eye-Safe Laser |
Research Finds Carbon Dating Flawed |
Look Ma, No Hands! Automated Bus Steers Itself |
9/10/2008 |
Boss' Gender Impacts Employee Stress Levels |
Commercial Test Technology Drives DoD ATE |
Wireless Firms Queried on Rising Texting Rates |
'Big Bang Machine' Successfully Completes First Test |
IR Touts GaN Power Device Technology Breakthrough |
Vishay Raises Offer for International Rectifier |
New 'Pyrex' Nanoparticle More Stable in Harsh Environments |
BlackBerry
Shows Off Its First Flip-Phone |
Nanonets
Snare Energy |
Sharp Preps ZigBee Sensors |
3G Now
Almost 4/5 of Japan's Subscriber Base |
BlackBerry Maker Opens R&D Center in Germany |
iPhone
Mobile Internet Traffic Almost Doubles in the USA |
Modern Wireless Technologies Based on Decades of Work |
Judge Rejects Broadcom Co-Founder's Plea Deal |
Father of
'God Particle' Believes It Will be Found |
KRNV-TV Delivers HD View of Great Reno Balloon Race |
NASA's Options
for Space Program Dwindling |
2011 Chevy Volt Production Photos Leaked |
When Windows Goes All 64-Bit
(...and all your 16-bit apps don't run) |
Maxwell's
Demons May Drive Some Biological Systems |
Online Posse Assembles, to Unmask Russia's Hackers |
'Emissions-Free' Power Plant Pilot Fires up in Germany |
Almost Half of Large Companies Cutting IT Spending |
9/9/2008 |
Could Graphene
Replace Semiconductors? |
Super-Collider Enabled by EEs |
Bluetooth "Partnerships"
Will Make It a Connectivity Swiss Army Knife |
U.S. Firms Donate $100,000 to Help Save Bletchley Park (of WWII code breaking fame) |
Intel Makes Xeons Halogen-Free |
Venture Capital is Losing Patience with Fabless |
Wilmington,
N.C. Becomes First to Go Digital TV |
Esquire Magazine Unveils Electronic-Ink Cover |
Knoxville Station Makes $100,000 in One Day Selling Mobile Marketing |
New 'Pyrex' Nanoparticle More Stable in Harsh Environments |
Georgia Tech Helps Plot Future of Unmanned Systems |
HP Claims 24-Hour Notebook Battery Life |
U.S. Businesses Expected to Spend $11B on Mobile Apps by 2012 |
Colombia
Government Fines Mobile Phone Companies $448,100 for Overcharging |
Thin Film Technology Set to Top 30% of Solar Cell Market by 2015 |
Gordon Moore Garners IEEE Medal of Honor |
Oil Nears $100 a Barrel Ahead of Opec Meeting |
Evigia Launches 433 MHz Active RFID Product Line |
Europe Round Up - German Trade Surplus Shrinks; UK Manufacturing
Output Falls Further |
Majority
of Consumers Willing to Use Mobile Banking Services |
Euro-Russo Split Widens |
9/8/2008 |
Worldwide
Smartphone Sales Grew 16% in Second Quarter of 2008 |
Panasonic Launches Online Museum to Celebrate 90 Years of Business |
Asia's ITU Leadership Visits Asian Amateur Radio Exhibit |
TechInsights' RFID World 2008 Event Attracts Global Audience |
Super-Smasher
(LHC, aka Big Bang Machine) Targets Massive Mystery |
FAA Flight-Plan System Has Long History of Problems |
Russia's Glonass System to Comprise 30 Satellites by 2011 |
Tiny Gold Clusters Are Top-Notch Catalysts |
2008
Cellular GPS Market Set to Overshadow Personal Nav Device Shipments |
Bluetooth Incorporated into Unlikely Host...CB Radio |
The
WiMAX Forum Releases an Open Software Testing Simulator |
Russia Warns of Asteroid Threat for 2036 |
Startup Details Video-Grade Wi-Fi Chip |
As Easy As 1, 2, 3: Number Sense Correlates with Test Scores |
IP Theft as Plagiarism |
Computer Glitch Knocks out London Stock Exchange |
Satellite Launched Saturday to Provide Color and Multispectral Earth
Imaging |
Upgrades
and Developing Markets Drove Handset Sales in 2007 |
Brazilian 'Photonic Beetle' Points Way to Ultrafast Computing |
Army Wants to Recruit Small Businesses for FCS |
Flawless Vote Counts |
9/7/2008 |
National Semiconductor Net Income Drops |
A Fine-Tooth Laser Comb to Measure the Accelerating Universe |
SiRF Hosts 2nd Annual Location 2.0 Summit |
Anti-Terrorism Laws Used to Spy on Noisy Children in UK |
MIT Probe Could Aid Quantum Computing |
Google Reigns as World's Most Powerful 10-Year-Old |
Phoenix Lander Searches for Martian Microbial Oases |
9/5/2008 |
World's Most
Powerful Magnet Under Construction |
Better Organic Semiconductors for Printable Electronics |
Startup Introduces 'Unclonable' Chip Technology |
Microsoft Kicks off $300M Seinfeld Ad Campaign |
UWB to Ship in Wireless HD-Video Role |
European Space Probe to Fly by Asteroid |
Robot Scout Will Test New Lunar Landing Techniques for Future Explorers |
Data Theft
by Partner Companies on the Rise |
RF Switches for PXI Begin Proliferation |
Asia-Pacific Semiconductor Revenue to Grow 6.4% |
Internet-Enabled Hearts Run on Wireless |
Phase Change Memory Moves Closer to Commercial Use |
New Laptops Leap Hurdles to Booting up Quickly |
Power Company Does ‘Whatever it Takes’ for Military Employees |
UK Motor
Insurance Costs Rise if Caught Driving While Using a Mobile Phone |
Intensifying
the Sun |
Raytheon Missile Systems Receives a Perfect Score in Earned Value
Management Systems Audit |
Comcast Appeals
FCC Web-Blocking Decision |
Sony Recalls Laptops for Possible Overheating |
National Semi Earnings Down on Tax Rate |
ARRL Sets up E-mail
Addresses for Use During Hurricanes, Tropical Storms |
Prisons Scramble
to Make Digital TV Switch |
Children with TVs or Computers in Their Room Sleep Less (now there's a study we really needed) |
Spy Software Could ID You by Your Shadow |
9/4/2008 |
China Counters U.S. Invisibility Cloak (now we need an anti-anti-cloaking device) |
Government-Funded Project Targets Metamaterial Antenna Design |
American Red Cross Clarifies Amateur Radio Policy |
Wi-Fi Spells Death of 9-to-5 by 2033 |
Internet Traffic
Grows 53% from 2007 |
USA Overtakes
Europe in 3G Phone Usage |
Microsoft Australia Seeks to Boost RFID Adoption Down Under |
Positive Result from Negative Index Using InGaAsP |
Qualcomm Says Cellphone Replacements Slowing |
Physicists Discover 'Doubly Strange' Particle |
Cablevision Plays WiFi Card |
Film Created to Protect Small Spacecraft |
U.S.
Businesses to Spend $11.6B on Mobile Applications by 2012 |
Intel Plows More into WiMax Technology |
MIT Probe Could Aid Quantum Computing |
Top 10 Small Business Set-Aside Federal Technology Opportunities
of FY 2008 |
Juniper Predicts $600B Gross Mobile Payments Figure for 2013 |
Online TV Grows in Popularity |
Bluetooth Proves a Standard, 10 Years On |
Closest Look Ever at Edge of a Black Hole |
FCC Releases Annual Report on National Do-Not-Call Registry |
U.S. to Provide $1B for Georgia Reconstruction, Humanitarian Aid |
Yen Rises to Fresh Multi-Year Highs Versus Pound and NZ Dollar |
9/3/2008 |
Woman Allegedly Takes Technician Hostage |
Scientists
Grow 'Nanonets' Able to Snare Added Energy Transfer |
Document Standards Dispute Leaves ISO Battered |
Nokia Reveals Interest in NFC Payment Card Technology |
Considerations for Elevated IBOC FM Sidebands |
Survey Says Engineers Need Better Battery Understanding |
Consumers Seen Holding on to Mobile Phones Longer |
EU to Propose Caps on Roamed Texts, Web Surfing |
Small Size, Efficiency, Latest Computers, and Networking Mark Today's
'Vetronics" (Vehicle Electronics - I hadn't heard that term
either) |
Deal Inked to Build Massive Bridge Linking Germany and Denmark |
Teradyne to Acquire Eagle Test Systems |
Courts Weight Doomsday Claim (Large Hadron Collider) |
A Network That Builds Itself |
Google Chrome Browser Vulnerable to Security Flaw |
ARRL Ham Aid Go Kits Support Amateur Radio Operations During Hurricane
Gustav -- and Beyond |
Online Radio Show Gives Voice to Military Community |
'Autonomous' Helicopters Teach Themselves to Fly |
T-Mobile
Opens Largest Wi-Fi Hotspot in Heathrow's Terminal 5 |
Scientists Fear Impact of Asian Pollutants on U.S. |
Amateur Astronomers See Perseid Meteors Hit the Moon |
China to Launch Third Manned Space Flight in September |
9/2/2008 |
Ultrawideband Chip Debuts at Tough Time for Wireless USB |
UK Consumers
Interested in NFC-Enabled Mobile Phones |
Drivers Use OnStar to Evade Gustav |
SiRF, ITC File Appeals in Broadcom Ruling |
Samsung
Overtakes Motorola in China to Take 2nd Place |
A Chinese Challenge to Intel |
EU Blocks WTO Investigation into Tech Tariffs |
Google Plans
to Launch Web Browser |
This Ain't No Jive, Particle Physics Rap a YouTube Hit |
Motorola Collaborates with Deutsche Telekom for IPTV |
U.S. Faces Broadband Price Hikes |
SprayCool Electronics Enclosure Completes Flight Testing Aboard
UH-60 Black Hawk Radar System |
DataPath Wins Support Contract for US CENTCOM SatComm Hubs
|
China Planning 'World's Fastest Train' from Beijing to Shanghai |
Nanosolar Raises $300M for Utility-Scale CIGS PV Panel Production |
Inside the Future of Electric Cars, Hydrogen and Next-Gen Biofuels |
Oil Falls to 5-Month Low |
9/1/2008 |
Gustav's Outer Bands Hammer Gulf Coast |
Sprint Preps Four New WiMax Markets |
Bell Labs Exits Chip Research |
Sony Ericsson JV About to Break Up? |
Microwave
Could Ease '4G' Backhaul Strain |
An RFIC for the World |
Wyle Information Systems to Operate, Maintain and Support the Space
Innovation and Development Center |
Rehab Center Monitors Patients with Ultra-Wide Band |
Motorola Co-CEO to Get $5M if Cellphone Unit Worth $2B |
Wafer Level Chip Scale Packaging Forum Present at ESTC in Greenwich,
UK |
German Satellite Fleet Rapideye is Launched |
T-Mobile
USA Investigated Over Tower Planning Law Breaches |
NASA Studies
Changes in Shuttle Fleet Retirement Plan |
Ener1 Sees Hybrid Battery Costs Halving |
Radioactive Waste Recycling No Longer a Pain in the Ash |
Sun Makes History: First Spotless Month in a Century
(shiver me timbers - another
ice age coming?) |
ATI Unveils NIR Solid-State Photomultiplier with Gain of 200,000 |
Motorola and Deutsche Telekom Collaborate on IPTV |
IMEC Raises Hopes of High Efficiency Organic Solar Cells |
FAA Outage Exposes Odd Computing Practices at Agency |
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