8-31-2005 |
Intel-Led Alliance Stirs Angst over Future Wireless Spec |
German Government Forms $300M VC Fund |
Infineon Takes SiGe:C Transistors to 10 GHz Region |
Study Rejects Link Between Mobile Phones and Cancer |
UMC, Integrand Tune in 0.13 Micron RF Design |
National Science Foundation Funds MEMs Research at Sandia Lab |
Fuel Cells Might Get Hydrogen from Water, Organic Material |
Nuclear
Deadline Sets Stage for Showdown on Iran |
Air Force Develops Electric Pickup Truck |
BAE Systems
Achieves First Flight of Its Next-Gen Vertical Takeoff UAV |
Orbital Receives Contract for Horizons-2 Commercial Comms Satellite |
8-30-2005 |
HomePlug Body Regroups for Powerline Charge |
Japan, China to Collaborate on 4G Mobile |
Camera Phones Create Digital Camera Users |
China Eyes 'Creative' Industries in IP Push |
Feds Could Award $250B in IT Contracts in FY06 |
PC Volumes Drove July Chip Sales |
Coming Winter
Could be 'Polar Coaster'; Northeast Warning |
New Method for Trapping Light May Improve Communications Technologies |
Navy Orders UAV Avionics and Ground-Station Electronics |
Purdue Creates New Method to Drive Fuel Cells for Portable Electronics |
8-29-2005 |
The Invasion of the Chinese Cyberspies - Titan Rain |
Japan Approves UWB Emission Policy |
Air Force Funds Fuel Cell Development |
Behind the Science
of Tracking Storms |
Intelsat and Panamsat to Merge for $3.2B |
Physicists Pose 'Chip Dip' Nano Process |
Africa's Cell Phone Boom Creates a Base for Low-Cost Banking |
Roaming Messenger Aims Its GPS Messaging Capability at the $3.6
Billion LBS Market |
8-26-2005 |
Cell Phone Users Beware: Talking & Listening Impairs Your Ability
to Drive Safely |
Matsushita to Unveil Li-ion Battery Using Nickel Oxide (13 hr PC
life) |
Navy Eyes Pulsed Electrical Charge Emitter for Antisubmarine Warfare |
Scientist Finds
Secret Renaissance Ingredient |
Air Force Funds Study for Improved GPS |
Partners Release first Detailed Specs for "Cell" Microprocessor |
Japanese Researcher: Nanotech is Crucial for the Developed World |
Airborne Drones, Mimicking Gulls, Alter Wing Shape for Agility |
Solar Technology Provider Clears Way for IPO |
Brazil Police
Arrest 85 in Crackdown on Hackers |
U.S. Nets Reportedly Attacked via Chinese Web Sites |
8-25-2005 |
Active RFID Becomes Big Business |
Home Net Group Targets Device Interoperability |
EuP: The EU's Latest Directive (If you loved RoHS...) |
Efforts Will enhance U.S. Navy's Use of Millimeter-Wave Communications |
WiMAX Advantages Bring About New Challenges |
Homeland Security to Release List of Technology Research Projects |
Panel Votes to Close Army Electronics Command |
NASA/NOAA Announce Major Weather Forecasting Advancement |
Sypris Electronics Opens Dedicated Space Facility |
Sirius Thinks Outside the Car |
Accellera Approves New Open Verification Library Standard |
8-24-2005 |
RFID
Industry Forms Intellectual Property Licensing Consortium |
Want Free Satellite
TV? Rename Your Town |
Army Chooses UltraCell for Vest-Pocket Fuel Cell Power System |
The Cost of RoHS Compliance |
Physicists Entangle Photon and Atom in Atomic Cloud |
Motorola Phones Let Parents Monitor Kids |
Robot from Earth Climbs Mountain on Mars |
Wall Street Applauds Breakup of Agilent |
HomePlug Alliance Vies with IEEE over Powerline (BOPL) Spec |
NSA Certifies Harris Software-Defined Radio |
8-23-2005 |
The Survey Says, We Need More Wireless Education |
U.S. Satellite Industry Dominates Despite Overcapacity |
Synthesizer Innovator Robert A. Moog Dies at 71 |
Cow Manure Eyed as Alternate Fuel Source
(whole new meaning to being in deep doo-doo over oil
prices) |
Air Force Needs Software Tool to Manage UAV Radio Frequencies |
Company Reports 'Surface Polarization' in Solar Sells |
PAR Technology Wins Air Force Grant for Advanced Radar |
Nokia Bags GSM Order from India's Bharti |
8-22-2005 |
Agilent Technologies Announces WiMAX Design Exploration Library |
Einstein Manuscript
Found in Netherlands |
Indian Spectrum Policy Delayed Until End of Year |
Most Parts Suppliers Ready for RoHS |
MEMS Shipments to Grow 20% Annually Through 2009 |
Debate Rages over
Cell Phone Towers |
Carbon Nanotubes Key to Future Flat TVs |
Tokyo Steps Closer to WiMax |
Air
Force Space Command Continues GPS Modernization |
Countries Compete for Next Supercomputer |
You Can Be Too Happy for Your Own Good |
Asia's Pollution Problem |
8-19-2005 |
Nobel Prize Just
Not What it Used to Be |
Russia, China Launch first Major War Games Amid US Concern |
Nanotech Researchers Report Big Breakthrough |
Raytheon to Rebuild Firefinder Radar Systems |
Supercomputer Grid Set for $148M Expansion |
Women Scientists
Still Face Bias, Hostility |
SeaSpace Builds Antennas for Satellite Network |
XCOR
to Fly EZ-Rocket at X-Prize Cup Countdown |
Carbon Nanotube Diode Aimed for Solar Cells |
And in 16th Place: the U.S! |
Agilent Technologies Completes Acquisition of Eagleware-Elanix |
8-18-2005 |
IBM's SiGe Process Heralds Fast RF |
Nano-Transistor-Tubes |
SIA, NSF Commence R&D to Uphold U.S. Semi Leadership |
Bots Break into 175 Companies in Year's Biggest Attack |
Japan's Fab-Tool Book-to-Bill Stays Above Parity |
VoIP Consumers
Soar |
Sensor Could Detect Concealed Weapons Without X-rays |
Russia Schedules Clipper Shuttle Launch |
Russia
Plans Sharp Military Spending Hike |
Ohio Looks to Nano for Economic Boost |
8-17-2005 |
Agilent EEsof Announces Agreement with U.K.'s SELEX Sensors and
Airborne Systems for ADS Software |
Original Blue Angels Flight Leader Dies |
Jobs are Up, but so are Costs |
Telecoms Dial Up Internet TV |
Fewer Women Find
Their Way into Tech |
Qualcomm Acquires UK Software Company for $57M |
NSF, NRI Team on Nanoelectronic Research |
World Record Claimed for Wireless Transmission Distance |
College Students Expected to Load up on Gadgets |
BlackBerry Leads the Pack in eAccess Wireless Device Survey for
Business |
Rockwell Collins Buys Back Shares |
8-16-2005 |
United Parcel Service Invests in Wi-Fi/RFID Combination |
In-Flight Cellular: Step Forward, Step Back |
FCC Rules for VoIP E911 Rules Challenged |
New Internet Worm Targeting Windows |
LockMart Conducts Final ATACMS Missile Test with Penetrator Warhead |
New Way
Found to Cool Atoms and Molecules |
Cosmonaut Sets
Record for Most Days in Space |
Engineers Modify
Hybrids for More Power |
8-15-2005 |
UK Consumer Demand for Mobile Email Widespread |
Some Malaysia Fabs Shut by Smoke Haze |
Agilent Sells Troubled Semi Unit for $2.66B |
China to Build
Offshore Wind Power Complex |
European Semiconductor Sales Through Distribution Decline |
Koreans Try to Save Cathode-Ray Tube |
Y-Shaped Carbon Nanotubes Can Switch |
Microsoft Beats
Apple to Punch on Key iPod Patent |
Tandem Ions May Lead the Way to Better Atomic Clocks |
Call for Ending the Shuttle Program Building Momentum |
8-12-2005 |
Detection System Proves it Can Pinpoint Wireless Activities - Legal
and Illegal |
Cameraphones Set to Replace Low-End Standalone Digicams |
Video Snacking on Cell Phones the Next Killer App |
India Set to RFID Until the Cows Come Home |
Q2's Wafer Shipment Heat Wave |
European Chip Distribution Weak |
Air Force Grant Funds Solar Cell Development |
Scientists' Belief
in God Varies by Discipline |
MTI Wins Share of $1.9B Air Force Contract |
ESD on Mars - MM Now Stands for Mars Model? |
Intel to Unveil Next Generation Chip |
Chips to Track License Plates in U.K. & U.S. |
8-11-2005 |
Europe Mulls Wireless Broadband Regulation |
Airborne Laser-Beam Weapons System Completes Initial Flight Testing |
Deutsche
Telekom Income Rises 63% on Wireless Strength |
RoHS Creates New Business Opportunities |
Diamonds are a Scientist's Best Friend |
Global
Cellular Revenues to Reach $570B in 2005 |
Thai Satellite Promises to Bring Internet Age to Rural Asia |
Northrop Grumman Gets $1.2B RAF Contract |
Russia
Passes 100M Subscriber Mark |
TSMC Plans $7.5B Superfab |
Qualcomm to Pay $600M to Buy Flarion |
8-10-2005 |
RoHS: The Biggest Headache the Industry Has Ever Seen |
Opera Announces Browser for Mobile Phones |
RFID Patent Consortium: A Positive Step for the Industry |
EU Clears Rocket-Launch Joint Venture |
Media's
Hype Distorts NASA's Reality |
Man Dies After
50 Hours of Computer Games |
New Business Models |
Navy Orders Millimeter-Wave Communications System |
Industry on Track for Robust 2006, Semico Reports |
MEMS Work Uses Polysilicon-Germanium over CMOS |
8-9-2005 |
Shuttle Discovery Lands Safely After 14 Days and 5.8M Miles |
Qualcomm, Boeing Test In-Flight Cellphone, Data Standards |
Japan Plans Giant Broadband Satellite |
Space & Satellite Market will Reach $158B by 2010 |
Technitrol Pays $83M for Filtronic's Antenna Unit |
Nasdaq-Bound Chinese Fabless Firm Offers Options |
SiRF Files GPS Suit Against u-Nav |
Why Great Minds
Can't Grasp Consciousness |
New Way Found to Cool Atoms and Molecules |
The Next Big Thing is Small: Nanotechnology |
Daylight-Saving-Time Switch May Cause Tech Woes |
8-8-2005 |
Looking for Resumes - Hiring Strong |
FCC Eases Regulation of DSL Lines |
Office of Naval Research Funds Communications Systems Research for
UAVs |
Marconi Confirms Takeover Talks |
Wi-Fi Answers Mobile Call |
Discovery Landing Delayed One Day Until 5:08 am EST |
Semiconductor IP Market to Surpass $4B by 2009 |
Bush Backs U.S. Space Exploration |
IMEC, ST, Universities Team to Improve Microwave Design |
Airborne
Laser Completes New Phase of Payload Testing |
Herley Receives $11.8M in High Power Amp Contract Awards |
8-5-2005 |
Worldwide Mobile Subscribers to Surpass 2 Billion |
Coca-Cola
Planning to Launch Sprite3G |
Hardware, Software Design on Collision Course |
Airport Wants
to Block Airline's Free Wireless |
RFID
Chips Promise to Revamp Medicine |
Will Your PC Run Windows Vista? |
Wall Street's Fate Caught up with Housing |
Networking:
'Smart Highways' Emerging |
U.S. Joint Forces Command Awards General Dynamics Orders Totaling
$79M |
8-4-2005 |
Let the Good Times Roll |
Optoelectronic Integration Overcoming Processor Bottlenecks |
NASA to Redesign Space Vehicles |
Colorado Firm
Develops Glow-in-Dark Lamps |
China Confirms Plan to Create Giant Venture |
Anadigics Expands RFIC Patent Coverage |
Europe Ready for Cell-VoIP Convergence |
Phone Companies' DSL May Be Deregulated |
8-3-2005 |
Penn Researchers Take Big Step Forward in Making Smaller Circuits |
Technology 'Optimists' Turn Off TV |
Electronics Factory Orders Up |
Toronto Crash Is First for Airbus A340 |
Unprecedented Shuttle Repair Mission a Success |
U.S.
to Send Manned Flight to the Moon By 2018 |
Cellular Connection Problems Decreasing |
Mimix
Broadband Introduces 18-25 GHz GaAs MMIC Rx/Tx Chip Set |
Hittite's New Wideband MMIC Phase Shifters for Military, Space,
Fiber Optic |
Ben Franklin Fund Invests in RF Chip Startup |
8-2-2005 |
Shopping Mall Boasts Massive Wi-Fi Network |
Vanderbilt University to Conduct SIA-Sponsored Cancer Study |
Lockheed and Northrop Team for Army Radar Contract |
Interference, Not Hacking, Said to Be Biggest Wireless Threat at
DefCon |
Nanosensors May Be Used Instead of X-Rays |
Sub-Angstrom Microscope Targets Nanotechnology |
U.K. Spectrum Auction Clears Path to Lower Cost GSM Calls |
Raytheon Builds Radar Warning Receiver for F-16 |
NASA Prepares for Unprecedented In-Orbit Shuttle Repair |
Cyber-Terrorists Using Hacking Methods to Target Governments |
8-1-2005 |
Why Cell Phone
Service in U.S. Sucks |
German Inventors More Active in 2004 |
U.S. Scientific Papers Slip |
Kallasvuo Gets Top Job at Nokia |
General Atomics to Build Predator UAV Radar Systems |
RoHS: On, Off, and Somewhere in Between |
RF Power Options in ZigBee Solutions |
U.K. Readies RoHS Enforcement |
L-3 Builds Microwave Tubes for AMRAAM Missiles |
VCs Open Their Wallets for U.K. |
Wireless
World: Anti-theft RFID Clothing |