5/31/2009 |
NASA: Sun Cycle 24 'Lowest Since 1928'
(high temp of 60° here in Erie, PA today) |
Iraqi Teen Solves 300-Year-Old Math Puzzle in Four Months
|
Bottom Hit in Q1, 5% Growth for Q2 Expected |
Giant Laser Reactor Unveiled at National Ignition Lab |
Alexei Leonov, First Space Walker, Turns 75 |
5/29/2009 |
'Power' Move by Male Students Ruffles U. of Chicago
(too darn bad - it's about time men stopped being
minimized) |
Tech Lets Plants Phone for Water |
IndiaWatch: 3G Auction Imminent |
Wireless
Connectivity to Be Main Focus for Vehicle Manufacturers by 2012 |
How Many Scientists
Fabricate and Falsify Research? |
Expectations for 2009 Improve, Q2 Sales Growth Predicted |
DISA Issues On-Demand Communications RFI |
Obama Creates 'Cyber Czar' Position to Fight Digital Threats
|
Ericsson
Reported to Have Won $500M Indian Contract |
USPTO Notification of 2009 Business Methods Partnership Meeting
|
Magnetic Tremors Pinpoint Impact Epicenter of Earthbound Space Storms
|
Chip Analyst Sees Improving Outlook, Q2 Sales Surprise
(now see the next headline) |
Gartner, IDC Agree, Semiconductor Sales to Decline 22% in 2009
|
SEMI PV Group Releases Recommendations for China PV Policy Roadmap
|
Researchers
Make Breakthrough in Quantum Control of Light |
Changes to ARRL VHF/UHF Contest Rules Now in Place |
Soyuz Spacecraft Docks with Space Station |
Planet-Hunting Method Succeeds: Jupiter-Like Planet Found Orbiting
One Of Smallest Stars |
U.S. Cable Operators See Weaker Q2 |
Chrome, Firefox, IE8 Accelerate 12% Or More in Windows 7 over Vista
|
Obama Disses Queen Again - Not Invited to D-Day Event at Normandy (note: she was 18 years old in 1944, lived through Blitzkrieg) |
5/28/2009 |
Green Homeowner Hit with Noise Abatement Order Because 40 ft Wind
Turbine is Driving Neighbors Mad |
ZigBee to Be Wireless Standard for Smart Meters in Europe
(a wise decision IMHO) |
World's Highest-Resolution Commercial Satellite |
University to
Use iPhone for Attendance Checks |
IEEE to Debut Two Awards |
Powerline Communication Standards Continue to Struggle |
Accelerometers
Set to Become Leading MEMS Device in 2013 |
RFMD Seeing Better-Than-Expected Order Activity |
Japan Pushes Forward
on Plutonium Imports |
AT&T
Boosts 3G Data Speeds - Outlines LTE Upgrade Path |
The
First Acoustic Superlens |
HP Says Aims to Cut 5,700 EMEA Jobs |
Clearwire Cross-Breeding Engineers |
Mexico to Try Rice University's Arsenic-Cleansing 'Nanorust'
|
GSMA Says
Innovation Remains Strong During the Economic Downturn |
EADS Defence & Security Chooses Wireless Network Solutions from
Harris Stratex Networks |
New Solar Cycle Predictions |
Mobile
Payment Users Worldwide to Increase 70% in 2009 |
High Torque Electric Motor Being Tested |
IRS Tax Revenue Falls 34% Y/Y (no
problem, just print more & take even more from Kirt) |
5/27/2009 |
Plastic in Our Cars Takes Up 100 Gallons of Oil per Vehicle
|
Navy Aircraft to Get Radar Upgrade |
Sweden Claims LTE First |
Japan's DoCoMo
Eyes Cash Transfer by Cellphone |
Europium Found to Be a Superconductor |
When Will We See the IC Recovery? |
Rude Internet Users Are Making You Stupid |
U.S. Air Force Selects Sensis, Raytheon, Moog Team for 3DELRR Program
|
Astronauts
Blast Off to Double Space Station Crew |
Over Half
of Cellular Backhaul Capacity Will Be Ethernet by the End of 2011 |
New System for Detection of Arrival of Single Atoms |
2009 ARRL Photo Contest
Ends Soon |
'How to Cheat': The Physics of RFID |
IBM Earmarks $3 Billion for Europe and Asia Stimulus (has anyone seen
headlines of other countries seeking to stimulate the U.S. economy?) |
Space Operations Vital to USAF and USA |
Nanoscale Electric Current Generator Uses Rotating Atoms |
Researchers Test Induction Sensors to Detect Buried Land Mines
|
Astronauts Spot Mysterious Ice Circles in World’s Deepest Lake
|
PPM Inquiry Part of a 'War on Talk Radio' |
5/26/2009 |
Ericsson Claims First Commercial 4G Mobile Deployment |
Digital TV Test Leads to Flooded FCC Help Lines |
Decline of 565,000 Jobs Predicted in Upcoming May '09 BLS Employment
Report |
India's
Wireless Communication Test Equipment Market Sees Strong Growth |
Merchant Substrate Market For GaN to Reach $470M in 2013 |
U.S. Venture
Investments Down 61% in Q1 2009 |
Microsoft's Move Toward XML Standards Leads to $200M Penalty
|
Self-Powered "Infofuses" Use Chemical Reactions to Transmit Coded Messages
up to 2 km |
Too Much Entanglement
Can Render Quantum Computers Useless (I hate that
when that happens) |
RFID Takes Retail to Consumers Through Search Engines |
Radio Revenues Down 24% in Q1 |
Using Lasers to Hunt for Submarines |
Droplets Manipulated on Nanostructured Silicon Surfaces |
It's 'Rat Out Your Boss' Week in the UK |
Will Consumers Be Able to Afford the Bandwidth They're Craving?
|
Renewable Energy's 26,000 New Jobs |
Higher-Performance
Plastic Electronics |
N. Korea Allows Limited Internet Cell Phone Service
(a kinder, gentler socialist dictatorship) |
Obama Breaking Promise for 5-Day Online Transparency |
5/25/2009 |
Wi-Fi
More Important Than Food, Say Airline Passengers |
Phone
Scams and Virus 'Epidemic' Could Be Just Round the Corner |
Recession Suddenly Humbles High-Tech Sector |
Technology That Shouldn't Be Forgotten This Memorial Day |
Air Force Picks Site for Cyber Command |
Pause in 2G Spending Leads to Record GSM Network Revenue Drop in Q1/2009
|
More AC
Power from Solar Panels |
Atlantis Shuttle Lands in California after Successful Hubble Fix
|
Interest
in Mobile Phone Recycling Surges in the UK |
Middle East RFID Association Gets Ready for Business |
Lockheed Martin GPS III Team Completes Major Design Review
|
Humans and Robots Bond on the Battlefield |
LIDAR System
Offers Peerless Precision in Remote Measurements |
Police
Use GPS to Track Suspects Despite Murky Law |
NASA Flight Facility Launches Nanosatellite |
Google Chrome 2 Is 20% Faster Than Chrome 1 in Physical Speed Tests
|
'Extreme' College Drinking and a Sensation-Seeking Disposition Lead
to Injury |
5/24/2009 |
American Households Spend >$1200 Annually on Consumer Electronics
|
US$ Hits New Multimonth Low vs €, ¥, ₤ |
U.S. Could Lose AAA Rating |
AOptix Develops Air-to-Ground Laser Communications System
|
BPA Forecasts A U-Shaped Slow Recovery for Semiconductor and PCB Industries
|
Concrete - the New Eco-Criminal
(better stop construction on all those new buildings in China and developing countries) |
5/22/2009 |
TSMC to Re-Hire Hundreds of Workers |
Chuck Norris Bakery Thwarts Vandals in Split, Croatia - from Texas
|
TI Pushes Deeper into ZigBee Territory with Integrated Radio SoCs
|
Few Women Choose to Become Engineers |
Bad Weather Delays Shuttle Landing |
GPS Satellites Not 'Falling out of the Sky' Says Air Force
|
Mio Launches Ultra-Slim Nav Devices with Innovative Software
|
Alternative-Energy
Markets Brighten |
Giant Balloon Flying High over Atlantic to Catch Cosmic Rays
|
Air Force to Get Additional Communications Systems |
London to Be 'Electric Car Capital' of World |
Australia: State of Victoria Passes Electrical Safety Regulations
for Electrical Toys and Other Products |
Big Science Projects
on the Edge of Doability |
SETI@home Project Celebrates 10th Anniversary, Though No ETs Yet |
T-Mobile
Leaks Details of Replacement iPhone |
Wings That Waggle Could Cut Aircraft Emissions by 20% |
Scientists
Test Superjet Technology in Australia |
DOD to Get Assistance with IFF System |
Software Pirates Pinpointed on Google Maps |
Funding
Secured to Develop UK Satellite for Rural Broadband Services |
Computer
Virus Strikes FBI, U.S. Marshals Service |
5/21/2009 |
Engineers
Discover Fundamental Flaw in Transistor Theory |
FBI Arrests 4 in Terror Plan to Bomb Bronx Synagogues, Shoot Plane
w/Stinger Missile |
New Memory
Material May Hold Data for One Billion Years |
Job Opportunities Fewer for People with Non-English Names
|
Counterfeiting of Electronics Moves Online |
1/3 of Us Will Do Homework This Weekend |
GAO-Predicted GPS Failure Could Have Drastic Consequences
|
Scientist Uncover Key Mechanism in Magnetic Cooling Crystals
|
UK: A Way
out of the Spectrum Re-Farm Deadlock? |
New 'Broadband'
Cloaking Technology Simple to Manufacture |
Silicon Wafer Shipments Decline in Q1 2009 |
Rotating Space
Elevator Propels Its Own Load |
Concerns Expressed over Future of Human Spaceflight At NASA
|
RFID Gives Voice to Nonverbal Children |
MIT Experts Tackle Nuclear Power Waste Problem |
Aptitude Tests May Discourage Best Candidates |
World's Observatories Watching 'Cool' Star |
Help! National Archives Offers $50,000 For Lost Data |
Giant
Lens May Be Distorting Echo of the Big Bang |
1 in 4 Americans is Texting While Driving (my niece died in a horrific car accident as a result of
texting while driving) |
Swinburne University Research Leads to DVD That Will Store 2000 Movies
|
Parents
Use Cell Phones as Modern Baby Rattles |
5/20/2009 |
GPS System "Close to Breakdown" |
FCC Looks to Raise Vanity Call Sign Fees for Second Consecutive Year
|
Pay Freeze
for Ofcom Staff and Directors |
Air Force to Get Nonlethal Microwave Defense System |
Apple
Warns of Static Shock from iPhone, iPod |
Q1 Worldwide
Mobile Phone Sales Declined 9.4% - Smartphones Grew 12.7% |
Downward Trend on the German PCB Market Continues |
ZigBee Smart Energy Proposed as Basis for IEC Standard |
Virgin America First Airline to Offer Fleetwide WiFi |
UHF RFID
Reader Has Read Range of up to 300 ft |
Near Field Comms (NFC) Gets New Specs |
DARPA Awards Northrop Grumman $37M Terahertz Electronics Contract
|
Femto Forum
Outlines Case for LTE Femtocells |
How
Gravitational Waves Could Generate Radio Signals |
Biggest Commercial Satellite to Date Arrives at Launch Facility
|
Magnetic Cactus
Experimentally Demonstrates Mathematical Plant Patterns |
LTE to
Reach 100 Million Subscriptions Faster Than Any Previous Mobile Standard
|
UK Firm Starts Research into Lasers for High Speed Internet
|
Raytheon Wins $260M U.S. Navy Weapon System Contract |
Airline Mechanics in TX Cannot Read English Repair Manuals |
10 Years Later Still Not Even a Squeak from ET |
5/19/2009 |
Astronauts
Say Goodbye to Hubble for Last Time |
Don't Overlook the Joys of Analog Life, Schmidt Tells Grads
|
Can Wi-Fi Rescue the 3G Operators? |
Tiny, DIY Satellites
Get NASA Boost |
China OEMs Rise as Mobile Market Falls |
A Laptop
Cooled with Ionic Wind |
Share and Exchange Knowledge at New GPS Tracking Forum |
World's
Largest Commercial Satellite Arrives at Launch Facility |
New Memory Technology to Replace NAND |
A Fast Bumpy Ride into the Future of Mass Solar Deployment
|
Government Invests in 1Gb/s Research |
AC Induction Motor Market Growth to Triple by 2011 |
NASA Presents New, Odd-Looking Rovers |
Third-Dimensional Viewing for Mobile Phones |
2009 Team America
Rocketry Challenge Results Announced |
Thompson Files: Electronic-War Alert |
Nokia Announces
490 Job Cuts |
Verizon CFO Sees Wireless Margins Beyond 45% |
The
Foundation of Reality: Information or Quantum Mechanics? |
Blue Collar U.S. Males Lose More Ground |
27% of Public School Teachers Fail in Math (no wonder we can't produce engineers & scientists) |
5/18/2009 |
STMicro Sees Early Chip Market Recovery |
NORAD to Test Aircraft Laser Warning System This Week in Washington,
D.C. Area |
EU Moves Closer to New Mobile Spectrum |
Research
Team Reports Major Breakthrough in Lithium Battery Technology |
Tech Security Companies Are Hot Acquisitions |
Pyramid: LTE Growth Will Outpace 3G |
Court Case Reveals Ugly Infighting at Motorola |
Atlantis Astronauts Take Final Hubble Spacewalk |
Is Random
Lasing Possible with a Cold Atom Cloud? |
NASA to Test World's Largest Rocket Parachutes |
Silent Talk 'Telepathy' for Soldiers |
Israeli Intelligence
Issues Facebook Warning |
Scientists
Work to Plug Microorganisms into the Energy Grid |
Nokia Unveils Its Cheapest 3G Phone |
Air-Fuelled
Battery Offers 10x Increase in Capacity |
Wolfram
Alpha First Impressions |
Prius Goes For
More Energy-Saving Firsts |
As Palm Moves Toward Launch, Pre Fans Speculate Frantically
|
Angry
Phone Users 'Rickroll' Robo-Call Company |
New Kid-Friendly Internet Browser Launches |
Microsoft Delivers Beta of Visual Studio 2010 |
5/17/2009 |
Major Upsets in Semiconductor Top 20 Ranking |
Graphene Yields Secrets to Its Extraordinary Properties |
Saudi
'Killer Chip' Implant Would Track, Eliminate Undesirables |
Mobile Shortages Drive Demand, While Intel Atom Eludes the Open Market
|
Inexpensive Plastic Used in CDs Could Improve Aircraft, Computer Electronics
|
5/15/2009 |
British Telecom to Cut 15,000 Jobs
(sink me!) |
Electronics Supply Chain Sales Waiting for An Upturn |
GaAs
Amplifier Chip Boosts 71 to 86 GHz |
Half of
U.S. Mobile Phone Users Access Mobile Content on a Weekly Basis |
Massachusetts Stops Transit Drivers Carrying Cell Phones |
RFaxis
Opens Doors for BiCMOS RFICs |
Novel Mobile Devices to Drive 3G Opportunity |
Panasonic Slumps to $4B Yearly Loss |
First Spectrum Index Launched (a
relative value rating service) |
Atlantis Spacewalkers to Put Finishing Touches on Hubble Fix
|
Europe's Satellite TV Decision Faces Legal Challenge |
The Key to Graphene's Exotic Properties |
European Commission Issues RFID Privacy Recommendations |
New Nanotube Coating Enables Novel Laser Power Meter |
NEC Quits Supercomputer Project |
Former Astronaut
Likely to Be New NASA Chief |
Fujitsu Develops
World's Fastest Processor |
Res-Net Microwave Announces
New Website |
U.S. Teens
Going Online Wirelessly Without Limits or Controls |
China's ¥ Set to Usurp U.S.'s $ As World's Reserve Currency
|
Savage Asks Clinton to Intervene with UK Government |
5/14/2009 |
Charge Your iPod, Kill a Polar Bear? |
Global PCB Market Forecast to Drop 13% in 2009 |
TI Pushes Deeper into ZigBee Territory with Integrated Radio SoCs
|
Spacewalkers Perform
Surgery on Hubble |
DoD to Receive Support for Communications Systems |
Researchers
Develop New Method for Producing Transparent Conductors |
Warship Radar Technology Designers Set Sights on Next-Gen Navy Cruiser
|
Ariane Rocket Launches Two Space Observatories |
Europe
Licenses Two Mobile Satellite Operators |
Body Movements Can Influence Math Problem Solving |
Bulk GaN Substrates to Expand from Blue Lasers to Lighting and Power
Electronics |
Illusion
Cloak Makes One Object Look Like Another |
White OLED Surpasses Fluorescent Lamp Efficiency |
Vodafone
UK to Offer Borderless Roaming For Summer Promotion |
Liquid Lens Creates Tiny Flexible Laser on a Chip |
Birthday Bash Marks 50 Years of IC Evolution |
CAE to Cut 10% of Workforce, 700 Jobs (demonize bizjets,
kill jobs - duh) |
China
May Allow Sales of WLAN-Enabled Handsets at End of 2009 |
Sony
Reports $1B Annual Loss |
OpenOffice 3.1 Goes to Bat Against Office 2007 SP2 (check out
FREE RF Cascade Workbook for OOo) |
Flaws in Web's Much-Touted WolframAlpha |
5/13/2009 |
Analog Demand Returns, Pricing Stabilizes |
ARRL Seeks Member Support "The Amateur Radio Emergency Communications
Enhancement Act of 2009" |
Emtec Microscope Tilts Light Source |
Are You an 'App-hole'?
|
Wi-Fi in the Sky Becoming a Necessity, Not a Luxury |
GPS Navigation Units More Popular as Prices Fall |
Hong Kong Airport Says It Now Uses Only RFID Baggage Tags
|
Japanese
Operators Exceed 100 Million 3G Subscribers |
Cisco, Clearwire in WiMax Supply Deal |
Digital Britain Spectrum Decision Expected Tomorrow |
FCC: Landline Number Move Should Take 1 Day, Not 4 |
Shuttle Crew
Chases Hubble Telescope for Repairs |
Verizon
Sells Landline Assets for $8.6B |
Ericsson Mines Silicon Valley for IP Gold |
China Deploys "Impenetrable"
Computer OS |
Ericsson's 3G Femto Issue |
Quantum
Leap in Lighting |
EU Commission Hits Intel with $1.45 Billion Fine |
Seagate [HDDs] to Cut 1,100 Jobs to Reduce Costs |
Google Street Views Faces Privacy Critics in Japan and Greece
|
In-Depth View: Microsoft Windows 7 RC |
5/12/2009 |
Upper Millimeter
Microwave Radio Poised to Take Off |
Android Smartphone Shipments Expected to Grow 900% in 2009
|
U. of Ark. Study Quantifies RFID's Superiority to Manual Inventory
Counts |
Scottish Mobile TV Chip Firm Wins New Backing |
Ofcom Survey Highlights Interference Problems for UK Wireless Networks
|
Toshiba Cuts Semiconductor Investment by 2/3 |
Ultra-Dense Deuterium May Be Nuclear Fuel of the Future |
Number-Crunching Search Engine Wolfram Alpha Preps for Launch
|
New Technology
Could Double 3G Network Voice Call Capacity |
Tech Firms Could See Fallout from Antitrust Shift |
Faster Computers, Electronic Devices Possible with Scientists Create
Large-Area Graphene on Copper |
Hubble to Be Upgraded with e2v CCD Imaging Sensors |
Demand
Returns and Pricing Stabilizes in Analog Chips and Transistors |
Ion Trap Quantum
Computing |
NEC Electronics CEO Steps Down Amid Losses |
AirTran Airways
Joins the Wi-Fi Crowd |
Brain's Problem-Solving
Function at Work When We Daydream |
Software Piracy Cost the Industry $50B in 2008 |
Xerox Solid Ink Cuts Print Costs by 62% |
GM CEO: Bankruptcy Likely;
Firm May Leave Detroit |
5/11/2009 |
Semiconductor
Fabs Start to Fill |
DoCoMo
Develops Spatial Positioning for Mobile Phones |
Maryland Pursues Cell-Phone Jamming Test |
FCC Releases Unredacted BPL Case Studies after ARRL FOIA Request
|
Wisconsin Court Upholds GPS Tracking by Police w/o Warrant |
University of Missouri Requires Students Buy iPhone or iPod
|
A Step
Toward Graphene Circuitry |
Wi-Lan Settles with Infineon, Gains Hundreds of Patents |
Over 40%
of Americans Use Mobile Phones in the Toilet (I
am NOT one of them) |
Scientists Prove Silicon-Friendly Non-Volatile Memory Film
|
AT&T to Buy Territories from Verizon for $2.35B |
Smart Meter Plan is Potential Boost to Industry |
WiFi Slow
to Become Ubiquitous Onboard Airlines |
Brits
Too Scared to Shop Online |
Clear Channel Radio Revenues Down Double Digits |
General:
Cyberattack on U.S. Might Lead to Military Strike |
New Nanocrystals
Show Potential for Cheap Lasers, New Lighting |
China Overtakes the U.S. as Brazil's Largest Trading Partner
|
Administration Proposes Killing DoD Programs |
NASA
Running Out of Plutonium for Deep-Space Probes |
Shortages Stir Coffee and Sugar Prices |
U.S. Government Borrowing 46¢ for Every $1 Spent |
5/10/2009 |
Shuttle Atlantis Set for Monday, 2:01 PM Launch |
'Star Trek' Warp Speed? Physicists Have New Idea That Could Make It
So |
U.S. Threatens Military Force Against Hackers |
Big Solar Flare Portends Sun’s Return to Normal |
Putting the Squeeze on a Crystal Leads to Novel Electronics
|
5/8/2009 |
Space Adventurer Sues for Losing Earth Job |
New Pattern
Found in Prime Numbers |
Telecom
Carriers Spent $62B on Outsourced Services in 2008
(opportunities for entrepreneurs?) |
Pentagon Girds
for Cyber Warfare |
White House Moves on DoD Contractor Workforce Cuts |
Experiment Sets Basis for Graphene Chips |
NASA Announces Fiscal Year 2010 Budget |
EU Calls for Shorter Work Week to Create Jobs |
Scientists Prove Silicon-Friendly Non-Volatile Memory Film
|
Thailand's
DTAC Q1 Net Subscriber Additions Down 70% |
Color
E-Paper That Rivals the Real Thing |
Researchers
Make Major Step Towards Faster Chips |
Will America's Power Grid Be Able to Keep Pace with Future Demand?
|
Study Reveals That Losing Jobs Makes People Sick |
THEMIS: 'Singing'
Electrons Help Create and Destroy 'Killer' Electrons |
National Trademark Expo Set for USPTO Campus May 8-9 |
EU Parliament Approves Law Ensuring Internet Access As a Fundamental
Right |
Hubble to Get First Battery Replacement in 19 Years |
FAA's
Air-Traffic Networks Breached by Hackers |
9 Reasons to Drink More Coffee! |
Employers Cut 539,000
Jobs in April, Jobless Rate 8.9% |
5/7/209 |
Student's
Wikipedia Hoax Fools Newspapers |
Physicists Create World's Smallest Incandescent Lamp (must hide it countries where incandescents are banned!)
|
In-Flight Broadband Set to Soar with 800 Planes |
Deutsche
Telekom Posts Q1 Loss on T-Mobile Write Down |
Wi-Fi Backers Drive to 60 GHz |
Method to Integrate Plasmon-Based Nanophotonic Circuitry with State-of-the-Art
ICs Developed |
Pentagon Plans 20,000 New Jobs |
Europe About
to Take an Astronomical Lead over U.S. |
Chips in 'Recovery Phase' as Fabs Start to Fill Up |
Computer Hard Drive Sold on eBay Had Details of Secret U.S. Missile
Defense System |
IPC: March Rigid PCB Bookings Down 40% |
Study Plunges Standard Theory of Cosmology into Crisis |
Intel,
Microsoft, Dell Band Together for WiGig |
More Americans Drink and Dial on Cell Phones |
X-ray Reveals Anatomy of Gallium Oxide |
Post-Quantum
Correlations: Exploring the Limits of Quantum Nonlocality |
What Next
for Bluetooth High Speed? |
Xerox Looks to Make Color Printing More Affordable |
How an Intern Stole NASA's Moon Rocks |
ST Looks at Bendable Batteries for Smartcards |
Raytheon Gains $115M Contract to Upgrade Patriot Air and Missile Defense
Systems |
In-Depth View: Microsoft Windows 7 RC |
Census GPS-Tagging Your Home's Front Door |
Breakthrough Electric Powertrain Targets Buses and Trucks
|
5/6/2009 |
Congress Debates Whether P2P Users Should Be Warned Like Cigarette
Smokers (Big Mother watching over the children
again) |
Physicists
Detect Single-Electron Tunneling with Quantum Dots |
Super Glass Breaks Dielectric Record |
No Rebound Just Yet, According to Supply-Chain Survey |
Representatives Introduce FCC Reform Bill |
Six-Atom-Thick Material Discovered |
Report: Ultrawideband Dies by 2013 |
Optimizing Performance of Nanowire Electronic and Optoelectronic Devices
|
3G Mobile
Broadband Success Story Might Be Short Lived |
Ericsson, NSN Brace for Chinese Price Wars |
Storing a
Lightning Bolt in Glass for Portable Power |
New Solar Energy 'Cells' - Structure of Highly Efficient Light-Harvesting
Molecules |
Microsoft Continues Layoffs, Massive Affected |
The Smart Grid: Licensed or Unlicensed Spectrum |
Watching Solar Activity Muddle Earth's Magnetic Field |
Extreme Ultraviolet Laser Challenges Einstein |
Swede Indicted
for Hacking NASA, Cisco Computers |
Hawaii Broadband Bill Fails in State Legislature |
GM Plans 1-for-100 Reverse Stock Split
(remember that the U.S. government, aka taxpayers,
is the majority owner now) |
5/5/2009 |
Nano-Sandwich
Triggers Novel Electron Behavior |
Andy Grove, Gordon Moore, et al, Honored by National Inventors Hall
of Fame |
High-Tech
Start-ups Training Academy to Open |
FCC Affirms Vanity Call Sign Rules |
Light-Enhanced Wet Etch Eats into GaN |
Europe: Get the U.S. and Other Countries Out of Internet Governance
|
Switzerland Opens Major Spectrum Consultation |
NFC Creeps Closer to the Start Line |
Forecast: Mobile Advertising Will Grow 36% in 2009 |
National Geographic: Sun Oddly Quiet -- Hints at Next "Little
Ice Age"? |
Motorola's "Green Phone" Renews and Recycles |
Apple-Twitter Deal: Just a Rumor? |
Is the
Recession Suffocating American Innovation? |
Detecting
Dirty Bombs from a Safe Distance |
Hubble Telescope
Poised for Grand Cosmic Finale |
Bluetooth Class-Action Suit Settled: Lawyers Unsurprisingly the Biggest
Winners |
Alcatel-Lucent
Q1 Losses Widen |
Pentagon Cyber Command to Create Force for Future |
Microsoft Announces Round Two of Layoffs |
Libraries Eye Stimulus Money for Web Access |
Wolfram Alpha
and Google Face Off |
5/4/2009 |
March Chip
Sales Rebound Slightly from February |
Handset Shipments Down 13% in Q1 |
Adopt a Line of Code: The Makers of Miro Have a Unique Funding Model
|
IBM, Motorola Execs Say RFID Is Key to Better World |
HP Allies with RIM for Mobile Business on Blackberry |
DOD Space Programs Beset by Troubles |
Google
Accidentally Offends Japanese Sensibilities |
The Asteroids Are Coming |
NIST Super-Sensors to Measure Signature of Inflationary Universe
|
China Triples Wind Power Capacity Goal |
5/3/2009 |
SIA: Demand Stabilizing Somewhat, But Limited Visibility Continues
|
Sennheiser Sets New Standards for High-End Audio Receivers Using AWR
Software |
Quantum Ghosts Are Helpful |
Patented PVC Material Helps Hide Soldiers, Vehicles |
Japan to Launch Military-Purpose Satellites |
5/1/2009 |
Smartphones Help Mobile Phone Market As Handset Shipments Drop
|
IBM, Motorola Execs Say RFID Is Key to Better World |
Supercool, Superconducting Digital Switches Extend DDR's Reach
|
Mobile Phone Contract-Manufacturing Outsourcing Decelerates as Demand
Lags |
Job Cuts Avert Catastrophic Quarter as Profits Excel |
U.S. House Airs Patent Reform Debate |
NASA Jobs Slashed As Shuttle Fleet Is Retired |
Houston Representative Introduces Amateur Radio Bill in Congress
|
Tiny Lasers
Plug the 'Green Gap' |
March Chip
Sales Rebound Slightly from February |
U.S. Falls Behind Russia, China in Nanotech Funding |
New Color Mercury
Images - Huge Crate Found |
Windows 7
to Make Public Debut May 5 |
This Week in ZigBee: The Low-Power Wireless Standard Gets a Boost
|
RFID Plays Crucial Military Role in Middle East |
Pentagon Uses Facebook, Twitter to Spread Message |
Space Shuttle Is "Go" for May 11 Launch |
Wireless Rivals Vie to Replace IR Remote Controls |
Obama Nominates Clyburn to FCC |
GPS
Units May Guide Elderly Through Supermarkets |
Survey: 22% of Internet Users Ditch Print Newspaper |