3-31-2005 |
Wireless Device can Monitor Patients |
Passport RFID Chip Criticism Grows |
GM & DaimlerChrysler get $88M from Taxpayers for H Fuel Cell
Work |
ISPs Gain Ground vs. Cable Net Providers |
Iridium Satellite to Launch New-Generation Data Modem |
All Things Considered, Gas & Cordless Mowers Equally Bad Polluters |
U.S. Begins Floating Giant Missile Defense Radar to Alaska |
Lockheed Rejoins The Bidding for Los Alamos Lab Contract |
WiMAX Competitor in Trials in France |
3-30-2005 |
Intel CEO Reportedly Gains $10.7 Million on Options |
first Silicon to Fab Sensor Technology for Russian Firm |
Bell Labs Plays it Cool with NanoGrass |
City Sticks Toe in Wireless Water |
PillCam Enables Study Of Esophagus By Swallowing A Pill |
New
Image Of Earth, Seen Through Gamma-Ray Eyes |
Hydrogen Fuel Cells for Autos by 2020 |
Will Cable Quell the Competition? |
3-29-2005 |
Scientists Puzzled No Tsunami After Quake |
RFID Cards Get Spin Treatment |
UCLA
Researchers First To Capture Elusive Lightning-Quick Waveforms |
ISS Cosmonaut Hand-Launches "Nanosputnik" Satellite |
Toshiba Develops Mini Lithium-Ion Battery That Recharges in a Minute |
Stolen Berkeley Laptop Bares Personal Data on 100,000 People |
Microsoft & EU agree on name for stripped-down Windows |
Space
Debris: Assessing The Risk |
Nuclear Power Plants Making Energy Cheaper Worldwide (except the
U.S.) |
China Gains in 2004 Pure-Play Foundry Rankings |
3-28-2005 |
Introducing ... Boeing's Electric 7E7 |
Superconductors Set Course for Wireless |
China May Adopt Strict SAR Standard |
U.S. Leads in Nantotech, but Asia, Europe Gaining |
Wavesat Exec To Speak on Mobile WiMAX |
ST Chairman Reiterates Industry Consolidation is Coming |
Multi-Radio Meshes Best for City Wi-Fi |
Space Debris: Assessing The Risk |
'Oracle' (ala Matrix) Computer Could Have All the Answers Built
In |
India
Open to Buying Military Equipment from U.S. |
3-24-2005 |
Navy's Regional Economic Impact Continues to Grow, Despite Cutbacks |
Affordable Personal
Jets Closer Than You Think |
U.S. Life Expectancy About To Decline |
German Workers Do the Wage Limbo |
Pollution Plagues China's Giant Irrigation Scheme |
Carmakers are Factory-Installing Satellite Radio |
3-23-2005 |
DOD's Revised UAV Road Map to be Released in April |
Ericsson Says British Mobile Phone Supplier Infringed Patents |
Standing by a Lamp Post - Wirelessly Networking |
Mac Attacks Are on the Rise |
International
Conference On Space Security Opens In Geneva |
Inventory Correction Over but Slowness Lingers, Says iSuppli |
Teal Group Predicts Increase in 2005 Spacecraft Launches |
Spaceflight Industry
Ready for Takeoff |
Using Radar Amplifiers for Automotive RF Immunity Tests |
No
New Shuttle Flight Unless Rescue Mission Can Be Guaranteed |
Solar-Powered
Blimp Could Fly For A Year |
3-22-2005 |
Rising Energy Needs Renew Nuclear Interest |
Decline in IC Market Came to a Halt in January |
Dutch Lead Europe in Broadband Use |
New
Apps Driving Wireless Growth |
eBay Turns 10 |
ESA
Gives Go-Ahead to Cooperation with Indian Lunar Mission |
Undergraduate Develops Antenna to Help Robot Move Like a Cockroach |
Robust Semi Growth Seen in Coming Years |
Mobilize
Now to Save Hubble |
Wafer Suppliers Set to Outpace Industry Growth |
Mobile Phone Industry Faces Lawsuits |
Capital Spending to Fall by up to 50% in China & Taiwan |
3-21-2005 |
WiMAX and Its Competition Profiled by Report |
Blue Angels Striving for Perfection |
Sandia Takes the Terror Out of Terror: Physical Security for Homeland
Defense |
Next-Gen Wi-Fi Standard Remains in Limbo |
Poor Man's Cellular Spins Wireless Gold |
SEMI Book-to-Bill Hovers at 0.78 |
Con Artists Dial
for Dollars on Net Phones |
Spring More Often
Than Not Begins on The 20th, Not The 2first |
New
Machines Could Turn Homes Into Small Factories |
Ukraine
Admits It Sold Cruise Missiles To Iran, China |
3-18-2005 |
Near Field Commission (NFC) Growing |
SEMI Book-to-Bill Hovers at 0.78 |
Japan Trade Group Offers Partnering to U.S. Companies |
TGn Takes 802.11n Confirmation Vote |
Robust Semi Growth Seen in Coming Years |
Longer-Range View of Industry Needed, Semico Believes |
Text messaging
catching on in U.S. - 1/4 Use It |
3-17-2005 |
Kevin Martin to Succeed Powell as FCC Head |
Wireless, RFID Drive Comms Recovery |
Spring
Begins With Equinox On March 20 |
European VC Funds Set up Shop in California |
World's
Largest Computing Grid Surpasses One Hundred Sites |
X-Band Radar is Set to Reap Benefits of GaN Technology |
Cell Phone Radiation
Lawsuits Revived |
US & UK Designers Collaborate on Unmanned Combat Air System |
Threat of Tin Whiskers Haunts Rush to Lead-Free |
FCC Opens 3650 MHz Band for Broadband Wireless Use |
3-16-2005 |
Bills Seek to Spend $11B Over Five Years in Technology Grants to
States |
Motorola Unveils Multifrequency Mesh System |
Air Force General Calls For New Technology at Mil-Tech Conference |
Vendors Pushing Beyond 3G for Faster Speeds |
U.S. Could Lose Race for Nanotech Leadership |
BelAir Meshes Wi-Fi, WiMAX and 3G Cellular |
Philips Claims "Holy Grail" Phase-Change Memory Breakthrough |
Innovation Climate Strong in Wireless |
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 Details Begin to Leak |
New York Teen
Wins Intel Science Contest |
3-15-2005 |
RFMD Launches Next-Gen GaAs HBT Pre-Driver Power Amps for Cellular
Base Stations |
Ericsson to Provide WCDMA System for U.S. Navy MUOS Program |
AT&T Latest to Trial WiMAX |
After Wipro, Infosys Now Gets Bomb Threat |
Nanometer Age R&D Costs a Concern, Says TI's Stork |
AFI Suggests Industry Hit Bottom in January |
Fabless Revenue Hits $33B |
Netscape Browser
Makes Comeback |
Semiconductor Industry Faces 'Difficult Year' in 2005 |
Astronomers Detect Powerful Bursting Radio Source |
Spirit Gets its Animated Surprise |
Teets Tells Congress Lasers-Based Communications Coming |
3-14-2005 |
RFMD Announces RF8900: Industry's first Sole-Source "Converged"
Bluetooth/GPS Solution |
Europe
Under Snow |
British Firm Breaks Ground in Surveillance Science |
Europe, U.S. Separated by Telephone Cultures |
Atlas
5 Lifts Massive Satellite for Inmarsat |
Small Times Unveils Top 10 States in Micro & Nanotech |
U.S. Cellphone Use Booming |
Scientists Discover Origin of Mysterious Physical Force |
Nokia Boosts Cellular-Wi-Fi Convergence Target for Smartphones |
Cell Phones of the Future to Contain Multiple Radios |
3-11-2005 |
Forbes' 2004: The World's Richest People |
RFID Tags Take Hold |
Singapore Surpasses U.S. as Top Tech Nation |
Salaries for U.S. IEEE Members Decline |
Airbus & Space Activities Lift EADS 2004 Profit by 60% |
Assistance Available as Scurry for RoHS Compliance Begins |
Consumer Online
Spending Grows 14% |
Intel's Moore Echoes U.S. Competitiveness Concerns |
Airspan & Yozan to Build Japan's First WiMAX Network |
3-10-2005 |
MBOA Ultrawideband Waiver Request Gets Nod From FCC |
Nortel Claims Post-3G Data Speeds Of 37 Mbit/s |
AeroStream Develops Low-Power Radio Solution (does this place
even have a website?) |
U.K. Confidence Up Despite China Concerns |
NASA Reveals Requirements For New Manned Spaceship |
China
To Have 800 Missiles Aimed At Taiwan In 2006 |
DARPA Selects Gallium Nitride Components For Future Military Space
Systems |
10 Reasons Why Nasdaq Won't Recover Soon |
3-9-2005 |
Lockheed Martin Strike Begins; DOD not Intervening for Now |
Bell Labs' Irish Center Targets 'Nanograss' for Photonics Systems |
SIA to Bring U.S. Technology Leadership Debate to Washington |
Fiber Market Set For Real Growth, Says Corning Scientist |
Strong Aerospace Sector Buoys U.S. Trade Deficit |
DARPA Selects Northrop Grumman to Develop Components for Military
Space Communication |
Earth's Lightning
Zaps Space, Too |
World's
First Intergalactic Communication System Now Transmitting |
Mount St. Helens Releases Plume |
World's Largest
Tech Show Set to Open |
3-8-2005 |
ZigBee Alliance Announces Adopter Class Membership to Dramatically
Expand |
World's Largest Particle Collider to be Installed at Swiss-French
Border |
China
Signals Stronger Military National Goal |
Lockheed
Martin's JASSM Successful In Flight Test |
Databeans Says TI is Still The Top Analog Supplier |
Atom-Bomb Designer
Hans Bethe Dies |
BAE Buys United Defense For $4 Billion |
TI to License Telchemy VoIP Technology |
3-7-2005 |
FCC Modifies Rules for 70/80 GHz Bands |
Spectrum Issues Haunt DVB-H in Europe |
Raytheon Ground Sensor Programs Adjusting to FCS Restructuring |
Moon Probe Could
Kill Conspiracy Theory |
'Mobile Generation' Going Back to the Tube |
Platform Built for Combo of Copper, Fiber |
Broadcom pays $32 million for Bluetooth chip specialist Zeevo |
Toward More Efficient Computers: Researchers Validate Energy Savings
ff 'P-Bits' |
Tech Stocks Rise; Qualcomm, Cisco Help |
3-4-2005 |
T-Mobile
Conducts Live 3.5G Trials |
MagnaChip Introduces CMOS Image Sensor for Pill Camera |
SIA's 'Actual' January Sales Up 23% Year-on-Year |
Air Force Set to Lift Contracts Ban on Boeing |
ZigBee Takes to the Sea |
GlobalFlyer Mission Used NASA Communications Tools |
Fossett Ends
Historic Flight Where He Started, in Kansas |
Texas Instruments Envisions Many New Applications for RFIDs |
ZigBee-Based
Wireless Energy Meters Enter U.S. Market |
3-3-2004 |
Houston Airport Adds Sprint's PCS Wi-Fi Service |
January Global Chip Sales Show Year-to-Year Growth Jump |
Robot to Arm-Wrestle Human at Materials Conference |
Alien RFID Bundle Helps Wal-Mart Distributors Comply |
Fossett Commits To Final Dash To Kansas |
Northrop Agrees to Settle Charges of Inflating Prices |
Why is the Helix Such a Popular Shape in Nature? |
Minding Your Beeswax: Beekeepers Use RFID to Prevent Hive Theft |
EU
Investing For R&D Advantage |
3-2-2005 |
Standex Electronics/Magnetico Receives SAE AS9100 Certification |
Former Volterra Employee Arrested for Unauthorized Transfer of Proprietary
Data Sheet |
Philips Rolls Out RFID Project in Its Semi Supply Chain |
Fossett's Round-The-World Bid Runs Into Fuel Trouble |
Carbon-Dating Clock Reset |
Northrop
Grumman Awarded Airborne Laser And Sensor Contract By US MDA |
Ember & Atmel Partner on ZigBee |
More People Than
Ever Using Cell Phones While Driving |
Space & Telecom Entrepreneur Walt Anderson Arrested For $200
Million Tax Scheme |
Queen bestows knighthood on Bill Gates |
3-1-2005 |
Wireless LAN Set to Change Consumer Electronics |
RFMD to Discontinue WLAN Digital BB Chipset Efforts |
DoD Pledges $146.6M for Basic Research |
EU
to Announce Winner of Galileo GPS Network |
Intel's Barrett Warns U.S. Over Global Competition |
Gartner: Semi Slowness Until 2007 |
DARPA Describes High-Energy Diode Laser Initiative |
Japan
Aims For Station on the Moon in 2025 |
India "A
Step ahead" of China in Satellite Technology |