11-30-2005 |
Northrop Grumman Will Upgrade Joint STARS in $532M Contract |
Judge Rejects
BlackBerry Settlement Pact |
Left-Handed Metamaterials: Cheaper Mobile Phones or GPS with Enhanced
Performance |
U.S. to Global-Warming Conference: Rejecting Kyoto Was Right Idea |
New Orleans Launches Free Wireless System to Attract Residents |
Microsoft Offering
Previews of New Windows OS |
Analysis: China's Ambitions for Space |
US Air Force Unveils Hand-Held Laser Gun (set on "stun") |
Harris Awarded $4.8M Contract for Multiband Manpack and Handheld
Radios |
Putin Fires Head of Space Company After Launch Failures |
11-29-2005 |
Wireless Networking Investment Boom Underway |
RFID Network Set to Launch in 2006 |
Nokia Aims for
Wireless Sweet Spot |
Researchers Develop Hybrid Silicon Laser |
New Material Is Super Springy and Strong |
DARPA Names BAE Systems to Build Integrated Battle Command Program |
FCC
Abandons E911 Deadline |
ICANN Weighs
Lifting Restriction on Single-Letter Domains ($,$$$,$$$) |
Web
Sites Offer Private Cell Phone Information |
VoIP Growth Outpacing Traditional Voice |
Drilling Tiny Holes a Major Engineering Advance |
Yale Engineers Make Standardized Bulk Synthesis of Nanowires Possible |
"War of the Worlds" on the Web - Man Arrested for Fake
Report |
11-28-2005 |
Cyber Monday Marks Online Shopping Season |
ITT to Supply Air Force with Air Surveillance Radar System |
The Worst Products of 2005 |
Freescale Says Silicon Nanocrystal Could Replace Conventional Flash |
Wafer Workers Agree to Pay Rate Cut to Keep Jobs |
New Study Suggests Ways to Brighten Nanotube Light Sources |
Japan Probe 'Almost Certainly' Collected First-Ever Asteroid Samples |
Momentum Grows to Meld Tech Platforms |
China Aims to Put Man on Moon in 15 Years |
One in Six U.S. Web Users Sell Online |
Power-of-Two: New Releases of Agilent Technologies ADS / Eagleware
GENESYS Seminar |
11-27-2005 |
New Study Suggests Ways to Brighten Nanotube Light Sources |
Teen in Crash May Have Been Text Messaging |
GM Expects to Sell More Vehicles Abroad than in U.S. |
130 Streetlight Poles in Baltimore Cut Down |
Homeland Defense Market will Triple in Size by 2015 |
Bose Makes Car
Jump over Obstacles |
11-25-2005 |
ARRL Partners with Salvation
Army in Holiday Toy Drive |
SIG Updates Bluetooth Cores Roadmap |
IEEE-USA Applauds Rep. Pascrell for Introducing H-1B Reform Legislation |
Successful
Pilot Test of Integrating Mobile and IP Telephony in Denmark |
Marconi Returns to Profit Ahead of Sell-Off |
RIM's Shot |
Inside a Quantum Dot: Tracking Electrons at Trillionths of a Second |
Spaceship Award Winner to Design High-Thrust Rocket |
♫ It's Beginning to Look
a Lot Like Techmas ♫ |
JAXA Says Probe Touched Down on Asteroid |
11-24-2005 |
Toxic Flow Reaches Chinese City |
Low Scores for Microsoft as Xbox Launch Hit by Shortages |
Verizon Sues
Alleged Cell Phone Spammer |
Scientists Engineer Bacteria to Create Living Photographs |
Probe Gets Set
to Land on Asteroid Again |
U.S. Navy
Submarine Makes First Launch of Underwater Glider |
On Engineering Employment |
11-23-2005 |
RFMD Expands POLARIS™ Shipments
into Edge Handsets |
Report Warns Congress of Eroding IT, Science Sectors |
U.S. Electronics Production Strong Again in October |
Russian
Government to Award 3G License Through Tender |
NRL
Demonstrates Fuel Cell-Powered Unmanned Aerial System |
Digital Satellite Radio Market Will Grow to 55M Units in 2010 |
'FBI-Paris Hilton'
Worm Called the Year's Worst |
TI to Sell Sensor, RFID Division |
Gartner Raises Chip Market Forecasts |
'Scientific American' Honors Google Founders |
11-22-2005 |
Growing Terrorist Bomb Threats Spur Robot Development |
Little Fish, Big Growth |
Brown Researchers Claim first Silicon Laser |
Forecast Top 20 Chipmakers of 2005 |
Army Seeks Contractors for $5B Satellite Communications Deal |
Google Unveils
Tool to Map Shopping Trips |
Microsoft to
Open Standard Behind Office |
Einstein Equation: 100 Years Old |
Magnetic Fields Revealed In Technicolor |
China's Improved Diplomacy on Show During Bush Visit |
Popular Programs Suffer Wave of Internet Attacks |
RFMW Announces
YouForm™ High Quality Cables |
11-21-2005 |
Zensys’
Z-Wave Chip Named International CES Innovations 2006 Design & Engineering Award
Honoree |
Report: A Third of China Handset Makers Gone by 2006 |
Lockheed Martin Builds Missile Defense Radar for Marines |
Balkan Refugee Wins Entrepreneur Award |
Radiation Resistant Computers |
Emirates Orders 42 Jetliners from Boeing fro $9.7B |
Broadband Ready to Board More Corporate Jets
(finally, connectivity on my private Gulfstream!) |
Mirrors to Banish Austria Town's Winter Darkness |
GM to Close Nine Plants, Lay Off 30,000 |
11-18-2005 |
Croatia to Mark Tesla's 150th Birthday |
Copper Ridges Nearly Double X-Ray Sensor Performance |
The Allied Defense Group Acquires Global Microwave Systems |
GPS Technology Raises Concern on the Job |
Lockheed Martin Conducts Successful Sea-Based Missile Intercept |
Survey: Employees Steal Office Supplies (now that's never happened before) |
RFID Isolation Curtains for EPC |
SIA Lowers IC Forecast for 2006, 2007 |
The Show Goes
on for Stephen Hawking |
NASA Collects Gravity Data to Test Einstein's Theory |
11-17-2005 |
Television Networks Worried BPL will Interfere with Local TV Reception |
Russian
Customs Says Mobile Handset Imports Soar YTD |
WFI to Build Tuscon, Ariz. Mesh Network |
Qualcomm Repeats China 3G Ownership Claim |
Ofcom
Starts Review of Spectrum Used by Analog TV |
SIA Ready to March on Washington |
Internet Access on Display at APEC Summit |
Heavy-Lift Ariane
Rocket Orbits 2 Satellites |
What's in a
Name? For Town of DISH, Free TV |
Cheap Laptops Are Planned for Kids |
11-16-2005 |
Millimeter Wave Technology Announces RFID Isolation Curtains for EPC
Microwave Absorber Material |
U.S. to Keep
Control of Internet Address System |
U.S. Electronics Companies in Malaysia Register Q3 Growth |
A Complex Christmas |
Sales up, but Consumer Confidence Wanes, Says CEA |
U.S., China Growing Closer |
Lockheed Martin Wins $2.9B Order for F/A-22 Raptor |
SIA Sees IC Industry up 8% in 2006 |
Chinese 'Lunar
Real-Estate Firm' Sues to Lift Ban on Sales |
Pentagon Teams with Italy to Develop Anti-Radiation Missile |
Researcher Gives Computers A 'Human' Face (& body) |
New Japan
BMD Radar Tracks Russian Missile Test |
11-15-2005 |
Raytheon Wins $1.3 Billion Army Contract for Cruise Missile Defense |
Researchers Create Faster, More Efficient Laser for Communications |
New Technology Extends Satellite Control System Life by at Least
15 Years |
Plastic Diode Could Lead to Flexible, Low Power Computer Circuits |
Internet Use Spreading Throughout Iraq |
European Early-Stage VC up in Q3 |
Eat Almonds, Exercise, Stay Smart (die anyway) |
No Resolution
on Internet Control Foreseen at Summit |
Army Seeks Battery for Future Hybrid Vehicles |
Sony U.S. Execs: Expect a Robust Christmas Season |
Online Help-Wanted Ads Fell in October |
11-14-2005 |
Dispiriting Days for EEs |
U.S. May Begin to Lag Behind in Patents |
M/A-COM
Awarded $4.75M Radio Communications Contract by U.S. Army |
E-911 Rule May Rein in Some VoIP Links |
World Wants More Say in Control of World Wide Web |
IBM Machine Again Tops Supercomputer List |
Lockheed Martin Starts High-Rate Production of F/A-22 Raptors |
Math's Negative Image Adds up to National Problem |
Andrew to Acquire Skyware Radio Systems |
11-12-2005 |
Austrians
Ignoring Cellphone Car Ban Law |
Dark Days for U.S. Newspapers - Internet Rules |
The K7RA Solar Update |
No Growth Spike Seen for Fab Tools |
Optoelectronics Poised for Strong Growth |
Sony Halts Shipping
Music CDs with Anti-Piracy Scheme |
EU Takes Swipe
at U.S. Internet Oversight |
Rocket Plane
Aiming for a Record Flight |
Researchers Find Gravitational Wakes in Saturn's Rings |
11-11-2005 |
Tracking Phones for Traffic Reports |
NanoMEMS
Research, LLC Awarded Phase I SBIR Grant by NSF |
Audiocourses.com Announces Completion of a Hardware Upgrade |
Robbing Four Banks, on the Cellphone All the While |
China's Latest Boom Industry: Spying on British Businesses |
Survey: Number of Wireless-Only Users Increasing |
Reductions in DOD Battle Management and IT Spending |
Study Says Disconnect Plagues Workplace |
Capacitor Failures Hit Dell Q3 Profits |
Boeing 777-200LR Sets New World Record for Distance |
Viruses Exploit Sony CD Copy-Protection |
Thailand's Top Mobile Operator Reports Drop in Q3 Net Profits |
11-10-2005 |
Bush Taps Tate for FCC Post |
Intel OKs Share Repurchases of up to $25 Billion |
Mobile Phone Makers to Stay In-House, Says iSuppli |
Cars Soon May 'Talk' to Roads, Each Other |
Army Names M/A-COM for Land Mobile Radio |
RoHS and WEEE: Determining the Risk |
European Space Agency Frets Over Pure Tin (RoHS issue) |
Lockheed Martin Makes Long-Range Radars for Pakistan |
Einstein's Relativity Theory Proven with the 'Lead' of a Pencil |
South Africa to Unveil Its Flagship "Eye of Africa into Space"
Telescope |
11-9-2005 |
2006 Will Be a Critical Year for Broadband Wireless Technologies |
Zensys and ControlThink Introduce New PC Software Development Kit |
Z-Wave Alliance Provides Compliance Test Tool to Its Members |
Tech Firms Warned
on Human Rights |
Holy Toledo! A Surprising Leader (#5) in Wireless Access |
Gates Warns of 'Sea Change' in Memo |
FSU
Physicist Aims to Find out What 'Almost Nothing' Weighs |
Samsung Aims to Invest $47B in R&D by 2010 |
Paper-Thin Battery Firm Raises a Further $30M |
Japanese Giants Create 45nm Powerhouse |
TSMC October Sales Hit Another High |
Nanosys Raises $40M After Pulling IPO |
11-8-2005 |
Challenge to IEE (U.K. version of IEEE)/IIE Merger Moves Forward |
Samsung Readies Long Lasting Fuel Cells |
U.S. Space Program may be Falling Behind |
AMD Surpasses Intel in U.S. PC Market |
Cruise Ship Thwarts Pirates by Using Sonic Weapon |
Women More Likely
to Enjoy a Joke (If this is a joke, I don't find
it very funny. Get it...? ...man (me)...less likely to enjoy a joke...never mind) |
Mathematicians
Take a Swing at Baseball Award |
FCC Clarifies VoIP Disconnection Deadline |
Sweden Runs on Biofuels en Route to Cleaner Cars |
Power Tools Becoming Test Bed for Portable Energy Innovation |
11-7-2005 |
RFID President Responds to 'Spychips' Book |
Qualcomm Claims Nokia Infringes its GSM Patents |
Harris Awarded $18M Contract by Boeing for Joint Direct Attack Munition
Anti-Jam GPS Electronics |
Yahoo to Buy Stakes
in European, Korean Portals |
Quantum
Chaos |
Vast Cyberlibrary Unveiled by Google |
Scientists Show How Thinking Can Harm Brain Cells |
Chinese Company Closed for Selling Land on the Moon |
11-5-2005 |
Teledyne Acquires Microwave Technical Solutions Assets from Avnet |
Meaningful Entry-Level License Privileges are Top Priority, ARRL
Says |
Stealth U.S. Chipmakers Make $2.5B China Investment |
Senate Approves
2009 for End of Analog TV |
Carbon Nanotube Membranes Allow Super-Fast Fluid Flow |
Telescope Puts
South Africa on the Astro-Map |
Big Troubles May Lurk in Super-Tiny Tech Nanotechnology Experts
Say Legal, Ethical Issues Loom |
11-4-2005 |
Motorola Develops 'Polite' Phone to Help Reduce Incidents of Distracted
Drivers |
Scientists Debunk TV Band-Sharing Interference Allegations |
HiEnergy Technologies Announces first Domestic Order of CarBomb
Finder(tm) |
Researchers Explore Nanotube Interconnects |
DARPA Selects Ball Aerospace for Interstellar Navigation Program |
Archaeologists
Find Copernicus' Grave in Poland |
DARPA Funds Solar Power for Battlefield |
Hubble Snaps Picture
During Prime Time for Mars Observations |
MIT Maps Wireless Users Across Campus
(Orwellian, no?) |
Yahoo Redesigns its Online Mapping Service |
11-3-2005 |
Nokia Launches Mobile-TV Phone |
U.S. Spending
on Online Content Jumps |
Electronic Shipments Decline in September |
Lightning Research Sparks New Discovery |
EE Times VCC Moves Above $1.8 Billion |
Sanyo to Unveil Eco-Friendly NiMH Battery |
Chips Tied to World Economy, Future Horizons Reports
(well duh) |
Raytheon Designs UAV Radar with DARPA Grant |
Harris Supplies GPS Modules for Boeing Missiles |
IBM Creates Chip that Slows Light |
11-2-2005 |
Nokia Achieves Cellular Calls Over Wi-Fi |
WiMax to Grow, 3G to Dominate |
Physicist Sees Terahertz Imaging as Ultimate Defense Against Terrorism |
Worries Rise Over Telecom Mergers |
$3.6B IT Research Program Approved in Europe |
Online Versions
of Windows, Office Unveiled |
Measuring the Tiny Force that Limits How Far Machines Can Shrink |
Mitsubishi Electric Receives Orders For Superbird 7 From SCC |
Boeing, Engineering Union Begin Contract Talks
(there are engineering unions?) |
11-1-2005 |
INTRACOM: Strategic Partnership Agreement with Axxcelera Broadband
Wireless |
Ford to Debut Pickup With Mobile Office |
In-Flight Demonstration of Innovative Combined Antenna/Solar Array |
Student
Satellite (SSETI): Can You Hear Us? |
Survey: Business Presentations are Boring |
FCC OKs Multibillion-Dollar
Telecom Mergers |
Russia, China Propose Joint
Mars, Moon Missions |
Startup Claims Breakthrough in Fuel Cells |
Pluto Found to
Have Two More Moons |
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