12-30-2005 |
Times Square
Ball to Get LED Makeover |
ARRL Cautiously Optimistic about Texas BPL Deployment Announcement |
Way Cleared for Large U.S. Spectrum Auction |
Promise, but Questions as 2006 Approaches |
Science News of the Year 2005 |
National Engineer's Week Material
Available from IEEE |
Web Services
Thrive, but Outages Irk Users |
WiMAX Certification Announcement Nears |
Airbus Pilot Maroons Drunken Passenger on Desert Island |
12-29-2005 |
India's Science Institute Attacked by Suspected Terrorists |
Euro Satellite First Step in Challenging Pentagon's GPS |
NEC to Delist on European Exchanges |
Emergency Communications Software Standards Proven Interoperable |
Waiting to Exhale: Outlook for 2006 |
Move to New Frequencies to Cost Government Nearly a $1 Billion |
ITT Will Test Missile Defense Technology |
Ultracold Test Produces Long-Sought Quantum Mix |
Science 2005: Giant Steps Forward, Some Steps Backward |
Stressed out from Too Much Knowledge |
12-28-2005 |
China's Mobile Phone Subscribers Skyrocket to 388 Million |
first of E.U.'s Galileo Navigation Satellite Launched |
Fate of High-Def DVD May Lie with Microsoft |
2006 Will Be Delayed by a "Leap Second" |
Camera-Equipped Cell Phone Shipments to Surge |
Defense Firms Turn to Border Security |
Mathematical Solution Makes Professor Famous |
TriQuint Opens New England Development Center |
Techsphere to Fly Antenna Technology on High Flying Airships |
12-26-2005 |
Woman Swallows Cell Phone to End Argument |
Mobile Phones to Announce "You've Been Indicted" |
802.11n to Boom in 2006 |
IBM Exec Says Microsoft Standards Plan has "Bizarre Restrictions" |
IC Enables 13.56 MHz RFID Readers |
IEEE-USA Commends Sens. Ensign & Lieberman for Introducing National
Innovation Act of 2005 |
Cluster Helps to Protect Astronauts & Satellites Against "Killer
Electrons" |
U.S. Navy Plans to Increase its Fleet to 313 Vessels by 2020 |
Meteroid Recorded
Hitting Moon, Creating New Crater |
Japan Says China Considerable Threat |
No Saturation Ahead for Wireless: Insight Research |
12-23-2005 |
Santa Goes High Tech on the Internet |
Nokia Sees 3G Handset Sales Doubling in 2006 |
DoD Spending Bill Includes Chip Reseach Funds |
SIA Applauds Congress Funding of Advanced Research |
Tests
Achieve 3.6 Megabits per Second Call With HSDPA Datacard |
College Launches Cell Phone Film Contest |
Analyst Bullish on '06 Semi Market |
Forbes' Sneak Peek 2006 |
Marine Corps Boosts Harris Radio Order to $586 Million |
Saudi Arabia Buys $14 Billion of Eurofighter Typhoon Jets |
Quantum Superfluid Could Be Akin to Exotic Matter Found in Quark
Star |
India
Gets Biggest Bird in Orbit Yet |
12-22-2005 |
Japan's Electronics Production Dipped in 2005 |
Technology Helps New Yorkers Weather Strike |
U.K. Issues Final RoHS Guidelines |
U. of California
to Keep Running Los Alamos Lab |
Europe Could Create Analog Market Leader |
Solar Handbag
Powers All Your Gadgets |
Wise Guy: Tests Confirm Einstein's Formula Correct |
New Lithium Batteries May Power Christmas |
Why Nanolayers Buckle When Microbeams Bend |
Russian Supply Vessel Delivers Astronauts' Christmas Presents |
12-21-2005 |
Britain to be first Country to Monitor Every Car Journey |
Sypris
Wins Contract to Provide Metrology Services to Kodak |
Poll: Americans Need High-Tech Gadgets |
Laws
of Nature Hold Fast So Far |
Firm Foresees Philips Semi Merger |
Wyoming Seeding Clouds to Boost Snowpack |
NASA Selects Five Firms for Avionics Work |
Winter Begins
Tomorrow - the Science Behind It |
Cell-Based Nano Machine Breaks Record |
Teen Pleads Guilty After Blog Confession |
China Now Consumes More Than 20% of Global Oil Supplies |
12-20-2005 |
Broadband Over Power Lines Service Starts in Texas - Yikes! |
Plan to Add H1B Visas for High-Tech Workers Dropped |
Long DNA 'Wires' for Future Medical & Electronic Devices |
House Sets Digital
TV Deadline for 2009 |
Happiness Brings Success, Not the Other Way Around |
WalMart Toughens
Push on Wireless Tagging |
3Q EDA Revenue up 6% Year-to-Year |
U.S.,
Australian Partnership to Pursue North America Antenna Business |
Record
Year for Meteorite Recovery in Canada |
Electric-Grid-Friendly Appliances |
12-19-2005 |
Digital AM/FM
Challenges Satellite Radio |
Wall Street CEOs Get Big Bonuses |
Industry Execs Meet with Cheney to Promote Research Agenda |
Theater Owners Want Cell Phones Blocked |
Biobased Plastic Flexes Its Muscle |
Protecting Our Electronics Against EMP Attack (ESD on steroids) |
Web Sites Let Users Send E-Mail [Back] to [the] Future |
Vlogging: Blogging with Video |
Pb-Free Tantalum Chip Caps Provide High Value in Small Package |
German Armed Forces Commissions Rohde & Schwarz to Carry out
SDR Study |
12-18-2005 |
Smart Phone. Stupid Software. |
Mathematicians Zero in on a Novel, Economical, and Infinite Helix |
Scientists Figure out Why Mona Lisa Smiles |
Sentenced to a Cell(phone) |
NASA Plans to Remove Problematic Foam |
Web Cams Bring Soldiers Together with Kin |
New Windows Vista Test Build Expected |
12-16-2005 |
RFMD to Expand Assembly Operations in China |
Engineers Regain Use Of Opportunity Rover Arm |
California Proposes $3B Solar Plan |
Cell Phone Use
by Drivers Keeps Growing |
Emergency Communications Software Standards Proven Interoperable |
RIM Pressured
to Settle BlackBerry Case |
Chip Equipment Sales to Drop 3% in 2006 |
National High Magnetic Field Lab Complete Testing of New 35 Tesla
Magnet |
CENTCOM Picks Harris for Sensor Network |
Tech-Oriented Gift Givers Go High-End |
12-15-2005 |
2006 Economic Environment for Electronics |
Report Profiles WiMAX Chip Market |
Firms Rank Most Admired Execs: Gates #1 |
Forbes: Where Not to Put Your Money in Tech for 2006 |
GPS
Systems Getting Smaller |
Cellphones for
Your Christmas Wish List |
Study Finds Cellphones are Interfering with Family Life |
P-Band High-Power, Medium-Pulse Transistors Unveiled by APT |
New Mexico Lays
out Its Spaceport Plan |
PolyFuel Claims Fuel Cell Power Boost |
Electronic Walls & Ceilings Make it Easy to Change Lighting &
Room Design |
12-14-2005 |
CU BSEE
Freshman Bought Big-Ticket Items Cheap by Printing His Own Bar Codes |
China & Europe Push Forward High-Tech Cooperation |
Near-Field Comms Tested at Atlanta Arena |
Partnership
to Create RF-MEMS for Cellular Handsets |
RFID Spending Will Surpass $3B in 2010 |
Japanese
Celebrity ASIMO Robot Gets a Real Job |
Nortel to Build First WiMAX Network in Canada with Alberta SAB |
First Member of Galileo Satellite Family (Euro GPS) to Be Launched 26 December |
High-Speed Microscopic Engine Found |
Riding the Ultra Wideband Communications Wave |
Online Retailers Step up Discount Christmas Shopping Offers |
12-13-2005 |
Ratification of 802.11n Hit by Hold Ups |
China Tops U.S. As #1 Exporter of IT Goods |
Bluetooth SIG Looks for Allies |
EET Debuts "Great Minds, Great Ideas" Project |
Cellphone Rulings Could Mean Billion$ in Tax Refunds |
Sprint to Begin Selling Movies on Mobile Phones |
FAA, LockMart Complete National Rollout of New Radar Data Communications
Gateway |
Agilent Technologies Announces Collaboration with CEA-Leti on Next-Generation
Wireless System Design Flow |
Philips Tunes in U.S. Market with Mobile TV Device |
Hacker Attacks in US Linked to Chinese Military |
Hundreds of Auroras Detected on Mars |
Iridium
Signs Service Provider Agreement with China Spacecom |
12-12-2005 |
RFMD "Electronics Company of the Year" by The North Carolina
Technology Association |
Panasonic
Withdraws from GSM Handset Market |
Survey: Electronics Managers in China Earn $8,000 a Year |
Worldwide Semi Revenue Hits Record High of $235B |
More Research
Urged on Nanoparticle Health Risk |
Arizona Town Will Go Wall-to-Wall Wireless |
IEEE-USA Chief Calls for IPv6 Adoption |
Europe Keen to Join Russia in New Spaceship Project |
Navy Funds Battery Research |
RFID in China |
12-10-2005 |
Live Tracking of Mobile Phones Prompts Court Fights on Privacy |
Earth's Magnetic Pole Drifting Quickly |
Itron Selects Orbcomm for Commercial Gas Meter Monitoring |
BlackBerry Settlement Talks Continue |
12-9-2005 |
NEC Develops Paper-Thin Mobile Battery |
Saying Goodbye to Rank-and-File Stock Options |
Consortium Seeks to Ramp Nanoelectronics Research |
Wireless Camera
can be Hurled into Danger |
100,000 Applications
for '.eu' Domain in first Day |
As Wi-Fi Spreads, More Free Locations Popping Up |
Nanoelectronics Research Grants Awarded to U.S. Universities |
North Magnetic
Pole Heading for Siberia - and Fast (no doubt it's
Halliburton's fault) |
Physicists
Show Quantum Storage of Single Photons |
WiMedia Group Pushes Alternate Route for UWB Standard |
ID Theft Fears Overblown |
12-8-2005 |
Mobile WiMax Standard Approved |
Simple Experiment Creates Surprising State of Matter |
Businesses Rush for '.eu' Domain Name |
Japan Says Landmark Asteroid Probe Likely to Have Failed (dang!) |
Lift-Off for Inmarsat's Global Broadband |
It's Not Only About Lead |
Globalstar Receives US Gov't Approval To Launch Spare Satellites |
Yahoo Adds Skype-Like Ability to Its Instant Messenger |
U.S. IT Workers Stressed Out |
US Airways Keeps Laptop Users Plugged In |
Google's Once-Brotherly Image Turns "Big Brotherly" |
12-7-2005 |
Intel Presents 'Breakthrough' Transistor |
BBN Technologies Wins DARPA Funding for Software Defined Radios |
Apophis Meteor Could Hit Earth in 31 Years - Duck! |
NATO Uses RFID Tags to Track Military Shipments to Afghanistan |
Radio Companies Form HD Digital Radio Group |
Getting Ready for the 'Big One,' Detailed Survey Ever of San
Adreas Fault |
Japanese Researchers Unveil 3-D Stack for Chip Integration |
Microsoft to Invest $1.7B in India |
CDMA
Coverage in the Arctic Wilderness |
12-6-2005 |
Bone-Chilling
in the U.S. Tonight |
Researchers Discover Methods to Find 'Needle in a Haystack' Signals
in Noise |
Consumer Electronics Shows Strong Start |
Wikipedia Tightens Rules Following False Article |
Homeschooled
Teen Wins Top Science Honor in Math |
Qualcomm Calls in Wi-Fi |
Frits Philips, Company Icon, Dead at 100 |
Cocoa, Tea and Coffee Good for Your Health - Drink Up |
ICANN Gives Tentative
OK to '.asia' Domain |
WiMAX Important to Cellular Operators |
China Picks Airbus in $10B deal for 150 Planes |
Huge Building may Actually be Causing Quakes |
12-5-2005 |
Intel to Invest $1B in India |
DataPath to Design Satellite Comms Network for Army and Marines |
RocketEZ's 10-mile
Hop Sets Rocket Plane Record |
Freescale Upends Thinking on Transistor Channels |
China Urges U.S. to Sign Kyoto Protocol
(while dealing with their massive chemical spills) |
Yup, the Military
Did Jam up Your Garage Door |
Nanotech Discovery Could Have Radical Implications; Princeton Group
Outlines Novel Mathematical Approach |
Russian
Technologies Can Put Cosmonauts on Moon |
Chip Firms Use Calm to Prepare for Storm |
Google Stock: Fool's Gold? (hey,
someone has to pay for their Boeing 767-200 party jet) |
12-3-2005 |
ARRL, FCC Continue BPL "Interference Resolution" Database
Debate |
Holiday PC Sales Booming |
Sweden
Has the Best 3G Coverage in Europe |
No Laptop Under the Tree this Christmas? |
African
Americans and Hispanics Lead Mobile Culture |
Microsoft Asks U.S. to Intervene in Europe |
DARPA Funds Research on Gigabit Wireless Chip |
Most
Stable Optical Clock in Known Universe |
Verizon to Offer Cell Phone TV Service |
Boeing Runs Unmanned Helicopter Through Test Flight |
12-2-2005 |
Consumers Drove $20B October, Says SIA |
Raytheon Awarded $15.5M IED Countermeasure Devices Contract |
Registration Opens for ".eu" Domain December 7th |
China Wants Mobile Phone Users to Register |
BlackBerry Users
Cross Their Thumbs |
A Better Way to Escape Cellphone Jail |
Arkansas Scientists Make Fuel From Chicken Fat |
Companies Hire
'Thieves' to Test Security |
China Hits out at Japan over UN Security Council Seat |
M/A-COM
Awarded $4.75M Radio Communications Contract for U.S. Navy |
12-1-2005 |
BlackBerry Shutdown
Closer After Ruling |
Einstein-a-Thon
on the Web |
New Twists in Environmental Compliance Rules |
Senator Urges Corporate Tax Reforms
(what we need: Corporations Urge Senate Reform) |
iSuppli Raises 2005 Chip Market Growth Forecast |
Launch of First Galileo GPS Satellite Underway at Baikonur |
Almost 300 Million Cameraphones Sold in 2005 |
Study Reveals Severity of Go-cart Injuries
(give your sons safe Barbie electric cars instead) |
Kyoto Climate Accord Becomes Operational
(get your winter coats out - global warming has just
been stopped) |
Iran Trying to Bolster its Space Program |
Japan Abandons 'IPod Tax' Idea |