6/30/2009 |
Green Carbon Trade (Cap & Trade) Market Means Billions for Telecom,
IT |
% of Semis Consumed by Top OEMs Increased in 2008, Expected to Decrease
in 2009 |
Army Awards Contract for Vehicle Intercom System |
Telecoms
Specialists Can Still Find Well Paid Jobs - if They are Prepared to Travel
|
Peeling Stickers May Lead to Stretchable Electronics |
Russian
Subscriber Growth - On the Brink of a Slowdown? |
Japanese Spacecraft Finds Uranium on Moon |
The Sound
of Light: Innovative Technology Shatters the Barriers of Modern Light Microscopy
|
Silicon Labs Tunes Digital TV Receiver for Analog |
Sprint
to Be Exclusive Wireless Data Provider for US Census Count (hmmm... wonder how much they contributed to the Obama
campaign?) |
China Postpones Controversial Web Filter |
Adobe Shutters Operations for a Week to Cut Costs |
Is Digital Britain Broadband Target Fast Enough? - Asks MPs
|
EU Galileo Project Ill-Conceived: Auditors Court |
Common Defense Absent from Cybersecurity |
First Electronic Quantum Processor Created |
MEMS Tool Market on the Rebound |
Missing
Moon-Landing Videotapes May Have Been Found |
Challenges Loom on Tesla's Model S Project |
China Unveils Fund to Finance Aerospace Industry (why not? we've already transferred all the technology
they need to put us out of business) |
6/29/2009 |
Skier's Life Saved by His Blackberry |
Boeing Ships Next-Generation GPS Satellite to Cape Canaveral for Tests
|
Research
Highlights Deficiencies in Canada's Proposed Wireless E911 Services |
Scientists
Create First Electronic Quantum Processor |
Research Funding Needs
a Sense of Direction |
Fermilab's
CDF Observes Ωb Baryon |
New Exotic Material Could Revolutionize Electronics |
EU Welcomes
Plans for Single Charger Across All Mobile Phones |
U.S., Russia in Dispute over Computer Attacks |
U. of Arkansas to Get $1.5M for Nano Center |
Toyota Technology Has Brain Waves Move Wheelchair |
Dielectric Receives Grant to Develop Wireless Broadband Access Lab
|
NASA Wants Your Ideas for Digitizing Rocket Scientist's Notes
|
6/28/2009 |
Electronics Supply Chain Sales Still Waiting for An Upturn
|
Sophisticated Weather Satellite Rockets into Orbit |
Intelligent Wireless Systems Developed for Monitoring Cultural Monuments
and Historical Structures |
Sony Eyes Cellphone/Game Gear Hybrid |
Cellular 'Position Lights' Made from Nanoparticles |
Agilent Introduces Family of Miniature Passive Probes with Bandwidths
from DC to 1.5 GHz |
6/26/2009 |
Senate Confirms Genachowski as FCC Chairman |
Google Blocked in China |
DoE Puts out Call for $3.9B in Smart Grid Projects |
First Acoustic Metamaterial 'Superlens' Created |
Magnetic 'Superatoms' Promise Tunable Materials |
China Telecom in Talks to Offer BlackBerry |
Technology Gets Parliamentary Committee Status |
Clearwire Snags WiMAX Leftovers |
Raytheon to Make Nano Thermal Materials for Defense Systems
|
Sky Will Fight Ofcom over Premium TV |
Lasers Can Lengthen Quantum Bit Memory by 1,000 Times |
EADS Lobbies for European Drone Business |
ICANN
Appoints Beckstrom to Look after Names and Numbers |
Waterproof
Lithium-Air Batteries |
Researcher
Discovers Method to Fully Process Encrypted Data Without Knowing Its Content
|
PC Shipments Bouncing Back Says Gartner |
More Lawmakers Sign on Against Radio Royalties |
Three Smart Technologies to Ease Work/Life Chaos |
Global
Recession Cuts Down on Global Warming (so, suffering
is good) |
County-by-County Cancer Risk Map
(interesting) |
6/25/2009 |
UC Boulder Students Design Real-World MMICs |
China Mobile Sales up 9% in First Quarter |
Top U.S. Executives Snub Facebook, Blogs |
IEEE Awards Prizes for Tech That Benefits Humanity |
UK Looks to Young Geeks to Secure Cyberspace |
Governors Show Support for Amateur Radio as ARRL Field Day Approaches
|
Missile Defense Satellite Ready for Test Deployment |
RFID in All New Mobiles by Next Summer |
Fast-Charging Lithium Batteries Disputed |
Apples's
iPhone 3GS Costs $178.96 to Manufacture (...down
to the penny, eh? I don't think so.) |
Scientists
Observe Liquid Water Below Freezing |
Fifth State of Matter Probably Found in Sand |
Raytheon Recognized by DoJ for Small Business Subcontracting Accomplishments
|
Work Begins on Underground Dark Matter Lab |
Pirates
Delay Submarine Telecoms Cable (another example
of terrorists impeding progress, yet many want to tolerate it) |
Clearwire
Buys Additional WiMAX Radio Licenses |
Microsoft Discloses Windows 7 Pricing |
A Breath Mint Made from ... Coffee? |
European Central Bank Injects $662B into System |
Pro-Iran
Hackers Deface Oregon University Web Site |
WSJ: Climate Bill Would Be 'Biggest Tax in American History' |
6/24/2009 |
Harvard Cuts 275 Jobs, Cites Drop in Endowment |
Nokia Siemens
Networks Confirms Sale of Eavesdropping Kit to Iran |
'Lightbulb' Molecule Has a Bright Future |
W1AW Announces 2009 Field Day Bulletin Schedule (June 27&28) |
NASA and ESA Team Up for Mars Exploration |
China Mobile to Construct 110,000 WLAN Hot Spots This Year
|
CDMA Subscriber
Base Passed 480 Million Worldwide |
Price
Rises Loom on Notebook, Monitor Glass Shortage |
Scientists
Discover Giant Rydberg Atom Molecules |
Dutch, Chinese Scientists Partner for Nanotech R&D |
ORNL Finding Could Help Electronics Industry Enter New Phase
|
'Synthetic Tree' Claims to Catch Carbon in the Air |
U.S. Creates Military Command for Cyber Battlefield |
Scientists
Directly Measure Charge States of Atoms Using Atomic Force Microscope |
Never-Before-Seen Images from Saturn |
IBM Roadrunner Dusts Cray Jaguar in World's Fastest Supercomputer
Race |
President Faces a Kennedy Decision on Space |
6/23/2009 |
Tyco Electronics Shareholders Approve HQ Move to Switzerland |
½ of Heavy
Texters Report Problems with Neck and Arms |
NASA Criticized for Sticking to Imperial Units |
PC Shipments
Suffer 23% Slump |
Silicon Startups Get the VC Squeeze |
Scientists Break Light Modulation Speed Record |
Tech Industry Applauds TX Governor for Giving Schools Greater Access
to Innovative Content and Technology |
Chip Sales in April Show 'Best Growth Since 1996'
(an exercise in specsmanship here) |
Super-Fast Femtocell in Works, Says Ubiquisys |
DOD Weighs Greater Use of Social Media |
Survey
Shows Widespread Concern About Mobile Device Security |
IEEE Plans PoE Patent Pool |
World's First Controllable Molecular Gear at Nanoscale Created
|
White House to Abandon Spy-Satellite Program |
Will Japan Abolish Cash? |
Computer
Clusters That Heat Houses |
Vodafone Launches First UK Femtocell |
Intel and Nokia to Join in Mobile Chip Marriage |
RUSNANO, Japan Tighten Nano Ties |
6/22/2009 |
Global
Mobile Industry to Lose $20B in 2009 |
WiMax Group Calls for Patent Pool |
FCC Appeals to Industry for Broadband Ideas |
Defense Spending Booming in North Carolina |
U.S. Couple to Have World's First Weightless Wedding |
NJ
Bill Would Ban Operation of GPS Devices in Cars |
Nokia Siemens
in Deal to Buy Nortel Wireless Units |
Coming Soon in India, A Super Regulator for Spectrum |
NC DOT
Warns Texters: 'Hope u r not driving now' |
Semiconductor Engineers Losing Control, Adjusting to Economic Downturn
and Beyond |
Carbon Chip Technology Goes Commercial |
New Method
to Detect Quantum Mechanical Effects in Ordinary Objects |
Chip Sales in April Show 'Best Growth Since 1996' |
RFID: The Internet of Things |
Herschel's First Picture of An Object in Space |
Senate Passes Webcaster Settlement Act |
Cell Phones That Listen and Learn |
FTC Plans to Monitor Blogs for Claims, Payments |
Japan Moon Probe’s Final Moments Revealed |
Arizona Has Longest Stretch of sub-100° Days Since 1913
(Erie, PA, has had maybe 2, 80° days in 2009) |
6/21/2009 |
Could Proposed Amendment Be a U.S. ROHS? |
Herschel's Daring Test: A Glimpse of Things to Come |
Lockheed Martin Announces 750 Layoffs |
MEMS Markets See Growth Opportunities |
Smart Grids and Telecom |
Hughes to Launch 100 Gbps High Throughput Satellite in 2012
|
Apple CEO Steve Jobs Had Liver Transplant |
6/19/2009 |
IBM Exec Picked to Head Patent Office |
Most Efficient and Stable Source of Pure White Light Ever Achieved
|
U.S. Sees
Lowest Ever Annual Growth Rate at 90% Penetration |
South Korea
#1 in Broadband Penetration |
Stimulus Package’s $2B Investment in U.S. Battery Manufacturing
|
Chinese
Startup's Electric Sedan May Be First on U.S. Roads |
Is Smart Grid the Next Green-Tech Bubble? |
Moon Probes Blast Off to Scout for Water |
IBM, German Scholars Measure Atoms with Noncontact AFM |
10 Phones to Challenge the iPhone 3G S |
FCC to Probe Exclusive Mobile Handset Deals |
Lawsuit Against U.S. on IP Trade Agreement Dropped for National Security
|
Printed and Chipless RFID Forecasts, Technologies & Players 2009-2019
|
New Technology
Enables High-Speed Data Transfer |
Layoffs
and Networking: To Tweet Or Not to Tweet? |
Broadband Booms and So Do Charges |
Light Sensor Breakthrough Could Enhance Digital Cameras |
Sleeping on a Complex Decision May Be a Bad Choice |
Dutch Muggers Caught on Google Street View Camera |
6/18/2009 |
IEEE, Industry Players in Race to Help Modernize Smart Grid
|
Microsoft's Ballmer on H1-B Visas, Immigration |
School
Offering Texting Classes |
IBM to Forecast Space Weather from Solar Storms |
WLAN Market Declines, But 802.11n Grows |
Indian
Mobile Services Market to Reach $30B by 2013 |
A Sonic Boom in the World of Lasers |
Spintronic – The New Electronic? |
Plan to Teach Military Robots the Rules of War |
Households in Western Europe With TV Services to Top 180M in 2013
|
VSAT Proves Crucial to Battlefield Communications |
Nanocrystals Reveal Activity Within Cells |
Microsoft Extends XP Deadline |
Human-Injectable Satellite Tracking Chip |
Legends Named to Radio Hall of Fame |
250% Speed Blast from Firefox 3.5 RC1 |
3-D, Real-Time X-ray Images May Be Closer to Reality |
British Software Used to Crash Iranian Websites |
Suitcase with $134B in Bonds Puts Dollar on Edge |
6/17/2009 |
Graphene's Electrically Tunable Bandgap Leapfrogs Silicon
|
Young Canadians
Ditching the Landline Service |
Glitches
Affecting Accuracy of Pentagon GPS Satellites |
IEEE Engineering the Future Day, 125th Anniversary Recognized on Floor
of U.S. House of Representatives |
Iowa Teen is the Latest Texting Champion |
ISuppli: Gear Costs to Derail Moore's Law in 2014 (not again!) |
Britain Seeks
to Become World's 'Digital Capital' |
Magnetic Super-Atoms Discovered |
First CDMA
Phone with Analogue TV Receiver |
Discovery
Could Help Electronics Industry Enter New Phase |
Boeing Advanced Tactical Laser Fires High-Power Laser in Flight
|
Synthetic Cells Get Together to Make Electronics |
DOD Seeks $5.4B for Unmanned Systems in 2010 |
Swedish Port Gets Monster WLAN |
Consumers Favor Internet over Cell Phone and Cable TV According to
New Study |
A Camera
from a Sheet of Fiber |
Today's DAB Radios Will Cope with 2015 Switchover, Mostly
|
MySpace to Cut 30% of Jobs to Boost Efficiency |
Leak Grounds Shuttle Until July |
Gold Sold Like Chocolate from German Vending Machines |
6/16/2009 |
DoD Develops Radio Technologies to Overcome Spectrum Limitations
|
New Exotic
Material Could Revolutionize Electronics |
Endeavour to Launch Wednesday |
North American
Mobile Advertising Revenues to Reach $1.5 Billion in 2013 |
X-Band Technology Plugs a Critical Gap |
A New Twist on Memristance |
Will the Feds Force Apple to Break Up with AT&T? |
Is Moore's
Law Becoming Academic? |
Most Powerful 'Sound Laser' to Shake up Acoustics |
Gartner Ups Capex Outlook As Market Hits Bottom |
An Odometer for Silicon Chips |
Buckyballs
Polymerised to Form Buckywires |
Europe Working to Extend Space Station |
Britain to Tap BBC for Broadband-for-All Funds |
Mind-Reading Tech May Not Be Far Off |
Semiconductor Engineers Losing Control, Adjusting to Economic Downturn
and Beyond |
U.S. to Take Stake in Key European Mission to Mars |
Peeling
Stickers May Lead to Stretchable Electronics |
High-Flying Kites Could Light Up New York |
Unmanned Vehicle Applications for Airborne Use Eyed for Warfare, Law
Enforcement, Forest Fires |
6/15/2009 |
Construction Group Seeks to Build Support for RFID |
A Cheap
Route to Robust LEDs |
'Cloak of Silence' Tech Could Hide Submarines |
Toshiba Claims Germanium Breakthrough for 16nm Chips |
The Earth's
Magnetic Field Remains a Charged Mystery |
Vietnam to Launch Second Man-Made Satellite in 2012
(is that as opposed to non-man-made satellite launches?)
|
W1AW, WA6ZTY to Conduct Dual-Tone Frequency Measuring Test in July
|
'Stickies' Show Way to Stretchable Electronics |
U.S. Defense Budget Insufficient to Maintain the Force Long Term
|
March of Dimes Reminds Lawmakers of Radio's Value |
800,000 Callers Phone Digital TV Hot Line (pathetic - I saw a lady try to "return" an armful
of converters at Walmart) |
Microsoft to Google: “Bing It On!” and New “Bing It!” Verb
|
IEA Demands Energy-Efficient Devices |
NASA OKs Wednesday Space Shuttle Launch |
Gluing Particles
Together on the Micro- and Nano-Scale |
Crops Under Stress As Temperatures Fall (more bad news for Algore) |
Microsoft Will No Longer Pay for Employee iPhones, Blackberries
|
6/14/2009 |
Tunable Graphene Bandgap Opens the Way to Nanoelectronics and Nanophotonics
|
Sprint Takes Femtocells Wholesale |
Pricing Expert Stresses Need to Globalize Wireless |
Mobile Phones, Facebook, YouTube Cut in Iran |
Computing in the Quantum Dimension |
Rivals Level Guns at IE in Enterprise Browser War |
UTStarcom Cuts 2,300 Jobs |
6/12/2009 |
IRS Wants to Tax You for Your Company-Provided Cellphone As a Benefit (someone has to pay down the $12T debt) |
Boy Hit by Meteorite Travelling at 30,000 mph |
New 'Electronic Glue' Promises Less Expensive Semiconductors
|
Signal Opportunities
on the Slopes -- with RFID |
Cadence Cuts 225 Jobs As It Aims to Save $30M |
Laptops Linked
to Male Infertility (entrepreneurs - an opportunity
for tinfoil underwear?) |
British MPs Attack Government over Science Policy |
Could Power Point Presentations Be Stifling Learning? |
DOD Taps Industry for Commercial Satellite Guidance |
Wormholes
Generate New Kind of Quantum Anticentrifugal Force |
RFID Adopters Seek "Competitive Differentiation"
|
Mobile
Market Riding High on Untapped Indian Rural Market |
Fujitsu Achieves World's First Impulse Radio-Based Millimeter-Band
Transmissions Exceeding 10 Gbps |
Penn Scientist Finds Plumber's Wonderland on Graphene |
Qualcomm
Expands Live TV for Cell Phones |
GSA: Regulators Should Auction Low As Well As High Frequency Spectrum
|
From 3G to LTE: Radio Access Networks Will Drive Mobile Revenue Growth
in Latin America |
Driving
the Chevy Volt |
Murata Samples Industry's Smallest RF Switch Connector |
DTV Switch Is On: Millions to Lose Analog Signals Today |
6/11/2009 |
CTIA and Cell Providers Dispute Call for FM Receivers in Cell Phones
|
A New Chemical
Element in the Periodic Table |
University of Texas Makes Flexible CMOS |
IBM Invests
in Battery Research |
Mars Orbiter Resumes Science Operations |
Satcom at a Crossroads |
Hummingbirds Are Faster than Jet Fighters |
U.S. College Grads Shun Wall Street for Washington
(they want secure their positions in the aristocracy
rather than the proletariat - they call high-paid government jobs "public service")
|
Local Radio Freedom Act Gathers More Support |
Army Awards $363M Sincgcars Contract |
Japan's Moon Probe
Makes Crash Landing - On Purpose |
Warship Radar Technology Designers Set Sights on Next-Generation Navy
Cruiser |
RFID to Revolutionize Coca-Cola's Dispensers |
Masters Degree in Facebook Offered |
Survey
Shows Consumer Worried About Mobile Loss and Fraud |
UL Extends Phase-out Date for Audio and Video Standards |
ST-Ericsson to Cut 146 Jobs in France |
Fewer Than 2.2M Households Unready for DTV |
Peculiar, Junior-sized Supernova Discovered By NY Teenager |
Terahertz SiGe Imager Sees Through Clothes |
Vanderbilt Researchers Make Filler-less Freestanding Nanofilms
|
Caffeine Intake Prevents Risk Taking after Extreme Sleep Deprivation (more vindication!) |
6/10/2009 |
New GM Chairman, "“I Don’t Know Anything About Cars”
|
Bluetooth Outscores ZigBee in Healthcare Scramble |
Not So Windy:
Research Suggests Winds Dying Down (human-caused
wind slowing - the next crisis!) |
Nokia Working
on Power Scavenging Cell Phones |
IT Staff
Stealing Company Secrets |
Hypothetical Motor Made Up of Just Two Atoms and a Ring of Light
|
Cessna Selects Aircell High Speed Internet for Citation Business Jets
|
GM Opens
a Battery Research Lab for the Volt |
Wi-Fi Setup 'Ttoo Difficult,' Says Survey |
GSMA Applauds
Actions to Establish a Harmonized Approach to Spectrum Allocation |
European Experts Handle Largest Virtual Telescope in the World
|
Signs of Increasing Investments in Fabs
(now see the next headline by other experts) |
SEMI
Says Fab Spending to Decline by 51% |
Coke's RFID-Based Dispensers Redefine Business Intelligence
|
World's Thinnest MEMS Accelerometer from STMicroelectronics
|
RFMD Hits Non-GAAP Profitability Through First Two Months of Quarter
|
Engineers
Unveil New Lighting Solutions |
Science Labs Go Mobile to Bring Tools, Inspiration to Students
|
Harris Wins $13.5M in U.S. Air Force Orders for Vehicular Radios
|
Foundry Rankings Change As Shortages Near |
British
Toddler Has Same IQ Score as Stephen Hawking |
Computer Accident Study Highlights Hazards of Home Office
|
6/9/2009 |
Big Growth in the World Satellite Market over the Next Ten Years
|
Mobile
Phone Thefts Down in France |
Foundry Industry on a Roll |
Evidence of Macroscopic Quantum Tunneling Detected in Nanowires
|
RFID Thrives in Competitive Setting |
Gadget Charger Harvests Wireless Power |
Durham Produces All-Organic Memory-Transistor |
In Twin Paradox
Twist, the Accelerated Twin is Older |
Radio Giant
Clear Channel Amps up Digital Strategy |
Air Force Gets Assistance with Foreign Aerospace Intell |
NASA Announces Winners in Lunar Art Contest |
China to Require Software on PCs to Block Sites |
T-Mobile
Customer Database Allegedly Hacked |
6/8/2009 |
The Next Silicon Valley |
Intel Invests $43M in Japan-Based WiMax Start-up |
Foundry
Semiconductor Market to Rise in the Second Quarter |
Boeing B-52 with Combat Network Communications Upgrade Makes 1st Flight
|
Millions Face
Blank Screens in TV Switch |
Stimulus Package's $2B Investment in Domestic U.S. Battery Manufacturing
|
Indian
Telecom Equipment Beats Downturn; Grows 20% to Nearly $25B |
Nanoscale Zipper Cavity Responds to Single Photons of Light
|
Belkin and GPS: Slick FM Broadcast Channel Selection Assistance
|
Tech Companies Enlist Democrat to Blast Obama Tax Plan |
China's Finest Telescope to Scan Most Celestial Spectra |
6/7/2009 |
The 10 Hardest Jobs to Fill in America |
1
in 7 Scientists Say Colleagues Fake Data |
IPS Claims 15,000 Deep Discharge Cycles for Small Battery Technology
|
Japan Explores
Using Cell Phones to Stop Pandemics |
Alabama Hams Assist During Statewide Emergency Drill |
GPS Shoes for Alzheimer's Patients |
Irish High-Tech Start-up Activity Looks Strong |
RIM Gets More GPS Property with Dash Acquisition |
New iPhone Could Be Unveiled As Early As Monday |
'Colossal' Magnetic Effect Advances Computing |
Ohio
School District Cancels Graduation Due to Massive Cheating |
Space Traffic Management in the Earth 21st Century |
RFID to Protect Intellectual Property |
Chinese
TV Agency Denies Plans for $14.5B WiMAX Network |
Astronomer Who Found the Universe's Age Wins Big $$$ (of course, he will be proven wrong within 5 years) |
No
Geek License Needed for Latest Airport Hi-Tech |
Sprint: How Soon Is '4G Now'? |
6/5/2009 |
Smart Grids
Should Get a Spark from Federal Stimulus Package |
RFID to Protect Intellectual Property |
Distributors:
Downturn Hits Bottom |
PCB Industry, While Still in Negative Territory, Shows Signs of Recovery
|
Inventors' Group to Address Patent Reform |
SIA Sees Semi Rebound |
Teledyne Wins $18.8M DARPA Contract for Terahertz Electronics
|
Three Bidders
for Italian 3G Radio Spectrum |
LA House Backs 15¢ Charge on Internet Access
(the camel's nose under the tent?) |
USPTO Introduces On-Line Customer Interface for Practitioner Changes
of Address |
General Dynamics to Boost MilSat Comms Capacity with $119M WIN-T Satellite
Terminal Award |
ERF Wireless' Vertical Plan for Rural Broadband |
Graphene May Have Advantages over Copper for IC Interconnects at the
Nanoscale |
ESA Participates in the European Satellite Navigation Competition
|
Chinese
3G Spend Could Reach $150B |
New
Kind of Quantum Tunneling Experiment Goes Live |
Twenty UFOs Fly in Formation over UK |
6/4/2009 |
University Research Yields
Flexible CMOS Circuits |
FCC Fines Electronics Manufacturer for Marketing Unauthorized Radiofrequency
Devices |
WSTS Projects
21.6% Global Semiconductor Decline in 2009
(so, they calculated it down to 10ths of a %,
eh?) |
Japan Sets Mobile TV Pace, Seeks Standard |
Despite Recession, Wireless Infrastructure
CAPEX Should Grow in 2010 |
Roll-Up
Solar Panels |
Sweden Picks Site to Bury Nuclear Waste for 100,000 Years (yet the U.S. cannot seem to find a place... pure whacko
politics) |
Electronic Memory Chips That Can Bend and Twist |
Wi-Fi Alliance Launches Additional New Test of 11n Draft 2.0
|
Nanoparticle
Scattering Improves Laser Performance |
Power-Sipping Cell Phone Displays Come Closer |
Microwave
Missiles: High-Energy Weapons in the Air Force |
Bioenergy Makes Heavy Demands on Scarce Water Supplies |
Common GPS Could Help Better Track Airline Flights |
Luxtera Claims First Commercial Silicon CMOS Photonics Fabrication
Process |
Puke-Inducing Nonlethal Laser Weapon Unveiled |
Obama to Renominate FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell |
Windows XP
ATM's Under Hacker Attacks in EU - U.S. Could Be Next! |
1:6 Americans Get Income Check from Government (OMG, no wonder I paid $30k in taxes in 2008) |
6/3/2009 |
'Cell Phone Elbow' Damages Nerves |
Komatsu Laser Marks on Silicon Surface |
WiMax Industry Hoping for Economic Stimulus Boost |
Memory
with a Twist: NIST Develops a Flexible Memristor |
Power Lines Could Carry HDTV as HDMI Alternative |
Test Results Raise Femto Service Concerns |
Tests Rate
T-Mobile Number One for Mobile Broadband |
New MIT Radio
Chip Mimics Human Ear |
IBM Reportedly Cuts More Jobs in New York |
Experts Address Issue of Compromised Components |
Nokia is
Top-Brand for Teenagers |
Social
Networking Up 83% for U.S. |
Scientists Create Metal That Pumps Liquid Uphill |
WiMAX Forum
Starts Roaming Trials |
S. Korea to Launch First Space Rocket in July |
Transparent
Solar Cells |
ARRL Continuing Education Online Course Registration |
Windows 7 to Be Released October 22 |
NASA Gets Ready to Study Space Radiation |
Satellite-Based Navigation Avionics Could Help Save 10B Gallons of
Fuel/Year |
U.S. Air Force Aims to Launch Space Plane Next Year |
Microsoft Ads
Say Search Is Sick, Bing Is the Cure |
China
Blocks Twitter, Flickr, Others as Tiananmen Anniversary Looms |
6/2/2009 |
EE Times Prediction: 10 Electronics Companies at Risk for Failure |
Electronic
Textiles Being Made |
Prepaid
and Gross Subscribers Keep the U.S. Wireless Market Growing in Q1 '09 |
Metals with Diamonds |
Test Results Raise Femto Service Concerns |
Experts Advise Mil-Aero Companies on ITAR, Export Issues |
April Semiconductor Sales Better Than Expected |
AMD Promises
Notebook HDTV Through USB Stick |
Wireless Update a Wide-Open Future |
Motorola Delves into Wireless Embedded Modules |
Honeywell Engineers Design COTS Hardware into Orion Advanced Avionics
Design |
Test Your Satellite Phone During Iridium Initiative |
How
Dangerous Is Lightning to a Jetliner? |
Some Guantánamo Detainees to Get Laptops
(ah, life at Club Gitmo) |
6/1/2009 |
Drag Racing Goes Electric - Beating Gas |
GM
Says Bankruptcy Won't Affect the Volt (right,
they also said they would not go into bankruptcy) |
Experts Warn Cell
Phones Face Hacking Threat |
French Physicists
Claim Breakthrough in Ultra-Fast Data Access |
'Radar on Chip for Cars' Project Formed by German Car Makers and Suppliers
|
Mobile Internet
Makes Its Way into Cars |
Incandescent
Light Bulbs Made Super-Efficient with Ultra-Fast Laser (no poisonous Hg - Edison's invention vindicated) |
As Web Communication Shrinks, So Do Links |
NIST Casts Doubt on Elastic Tunneling Model for Transistor Noise
|
Superconducting Chips to Become Reality |
Ofcom: The Wireless Telegraphy (Short Range Devices) (Exemption) Regulations
2009 |
WiMax & LTE Meet the Real World |
Scientists Engineer Cellular Circuits That Count Events |
HP Enables
New Field of Flexible Electronics with Reflective Display Technology |
U.S. Online Travel Agencies End Airline Booking Fees |
China to Launch First Mars Probe in Second Half of 2009 |
Bing vs. Google Face-Off, Round 1 |