9-30-2005 |
RF Micro Goes Macro |
New RFID Technology is Less Costly, More Accurate |
LG Claims Longest-Lasting Portable Fuel Cell |
Samsung Will Soon Decide on U.S. Fab (now there's a switch!) |
Fighting
for Radar Funds |
Welcome to the Silicon Road |
Keep an Eye on Capital Spending, Analyst Firm Warns |
DARPA Narrows Robot Racers from 43 to 20 |
Australia Names General Dynamics Team for Communication System |
The Physics of
Building Sand Castles Revealed |
EU Wants Shared Control of Internet |
9-29-2005 |
WFI Installs Wireless Combat Control Network on Submarines |
Broadband Users Number 120+ Million |
IC Resale Scandal Rocks AMD, Seagate, STMicroelectronics |
General Dynamics Designs Enclosures for Air Defense Electronics |
U.S. Insists on
Keeping Control of Worldwide Web |
VOIP & Wi-Fi IP Phones Supplied to New Orleans Disaster Relief
Services |
Sanyo to Cut 10,000 Jobs by January |
Microchip Turns
Electric Outlet into Wireless Link |
Samsung Invests $33B in Hwaseong Plant |
Riding a Ribbon to Space 1000 Feet Closer - Space Elevator |
Google May Build Campus on NASA Property |
9-28-2005 |
Shortage of Engineers Worries Asia Execs |
FCC Again Delays
Net Phone Cutoff Deadline |
Analysis: Indian Bluetooth Takes a Big Bite |
University of PA Theorists to Create Optical Circuit
Elements |
Asia to Dominate WiMAX Market |
RFID Chip Helps Morgue Track Katrina Victims |
NASA, Industry Partners Complete Tests of Solar Sails |
NASA Administrator Says Space Shuttle & ISS Were a Mistake |
9-27-2005 |
RFMD Ships 10 Millionth Polaris(TM) Transceiver |
New York Orders $2B Wireless Network from M/A-COM |
Secure Cellphone Spec Advances |
Bluetooth SIG Streamlines Certification Process |
Motorola Scores Again for Ultra Low-Cost Mobiles |
NASA's Johnson
Control Center Back to Normal |
IC Insights: Flat Capex in 2006 |
NIST Atomic Fountain Clock Gets Much Better with Time |
China Defends New Internet Restrictions |
9-26-2005 |
China Sets New Rules on Internet News |
Call for Lower Taxes on Mobile Phones to Ease "Digital Divide" |
Robots to Face Off for $2M Pentagon Prize |
Freescale Board O.K.'s $500M Stock Repurchase |
Northrop Grumman Grapples with Obsolete Parts in EW System |
China's Next Space
Mission Planned for Oct. 13 |
Before the Oil Runs Out: The Search for Alternatives |
Cable's Digital Drive Irks Basic Customers |
9-25-2005 |
National Security Agency Gets Fix on Internet Users |
Cell Users in
Rita's Path Urged to be Patient |
Space Elevator
Robot Passes 1,000-foot Mark |
Physicists Measure Tiny Force that Limits How Far Machines Can Shrink |
The Overworked,
Networked Family |
Professor Wants to Put Your Toaster on the Internet |
Interference Complaints Prompt FCC Queries to California Repeater
Owners |
9-23-2005 |
Military Comms Market will Reach $9.37B by 2010 |
More Colleges Offering Video Game Courses |
Qualcomm Integrates WLAN Functions into Handsets |
Air Force Improves GPS Technology |
Blast a hurricane
away? Fuggedaboutit! |
Northrop Grumman to Build USMC Radar - Hoorah |
Lost
In Shanghai? Your Map Is Counterfeit |
NASA's Mission Control Empties out as Rita Nears |
Agilent Technologies to Increase Size of Share Repurchase Program |
Harris Demonstrates MilSat Antenna Feed Capable of Super-High Data
Rates |
9-22-2005 |
U.S. to Send Teams to Combat Product Piracy Abroad |
IPC Communications Standard Scrutinized by Industry |
Hurricane Rita Bears Down on US Coast with Mega Force |
Sony to Slash 10,000 Jobs |
House OKs Manufacturing Technology Bill |
Air Pollution Found to Pose Greater Danger to Health than Earlier
Thought |
VoIP over Wi-Fi Poised to Spread Quickly |
Navy Boosts Order for ViaSat Communications Terminals |
U.K. Manufacturing Still Viable, Say PCB Makers |
Mobile Phone Users Demand Decent Batteries |
9-21-2005 |
Advertisers Bite with Bluetooth |
Hospitals Track More Patients with RFID Devices |
3G Adoption Gaining |
Diamond-Based Schottky Diode Advance |
Passing the Buck: RoHS & WEEE |
MIT Researchers Map City by Cellphone |
Google Confirms
It's Testing Wireless Service |
U.S. Millionaire's
Bumpy Road to Space |
Boeing Projects $213B Market for New Airplanes in China |
FAA Weighs Cameras,
Wireless Devices in Planes |
Feds Want Cell Phone Ban for Teen Drivers |
9-20-2005 |
Two European Airlines to Test Cell Phone Use |
Virginia Tech to Smarten up Cognitive Radio |
Dell Laptops to Have Built-In 3G |
Google Plans to
Launch Own WiFi Service |
How We'll Get Back to the Moon |
Breakthrough in Micro-Device Fab Combines Biology & Synthetic
Chemistry |
PartMiner Gets
a New Look |
North
Korean Nuclear Crisis Not Over |
NASA
Releases Plans for Next Generation Spacecraft |
ESA's New Deep Space Antenna in Cebreros Becomes a Reality |
Harris Will Supply Deployable Antennas for Army |
9-19-2005 |
Agilent Technologies Ships 2005 EDA Software Releases |
New Wrinkle Rolls in WAN Acceleration |
Replacement for Military/Aerospace RS-422/ RS-423 ICs Unveiled |
Silicon Valley Losing its Edge |
Europe Treads Cautiously Towards UWB Regulation |
Is Singapore Hitting the Skids as Electronics Hub? |
USMC Chooses Northrop Grumman for New Battlefield Radar |
No Risk, No Fun? People Who Take Risks more Satisfied with Their
Lives |
Remote Controls
for Your Life |
NASA to Detail Plans for Trip to Moon |
Three nights of
the Harvest Moon |
New Key Chain Size Personal GPS Tracking Device Hits the Market |
9-16-2005 |
IBM to Encourage Employees to Be Teachers |
Internet Oversight Board OKs New Domains |
Navy Funds Research for Radar Components |
NASA to Unveil Plans for 2018 Moon Mission |
Army Awards Billion-Dollar Contracts for Image-Intensification Devices |
Japan Electronics Industry Should Consolidate |
FCC Seeks New Bureau for Disaster Management |
Bose-Einstein Condensate Runs Circles Around Magnetic Trap |
Raytheon Delivers Non-lethal Weapon to DOD |
Sizing Up The Future Of Air Travel |
9-15-2005 |
FCC to Probe Katrina Telecom Failures |
Falling Prices, Government Mandates Propel HDTV |
Cisco Making RFID Play |
SIA Lobbies for U.S. Competitiveness |
Engineers Work
to Stall Hubble's Death |
Foundry Demand to Rebound in 2006 |
Helping out a High-Temperature Superconductor |
Dartmouth
Researchers Build World's Smallest Mobile Robot |
Rice Researchers Gain New Insight into Nanoscale Optics |
M/A-COM's NetworkFirst Designated as Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology by DHS |
9-14-2005 |
U.S. Lacks Unified Emergency Radio System |
'Brilliant' Minds Honored |
Calling
All Radio Amateurs: SSETI Express Satellite Wants You |
Cree Advances Silicon Carbide in $15M Defense Contract |
SIA Seeks to Boost U.S. Competitiveness |
Fujitsu's 4-foot Tall "Enon" Robot on Sale for $54,000 |
Sun & Sand: Dirty Silicon Could Supply Solar Power |
Fractal Antenna Pioneer Targets UWB |
Large Public Trial of WiMAX Gets Underway in Italy |
Chinese Wi-Fi Certification Lab Established |
9-13-2005 |
USA Wireless
Calling Surpasses Wireline Calling |
ATDF Turns to Thunderbird, Investigates Fermi-FETs |
Nokia Sees Strong Demand, Ups Q3 Guidance |
Toyota Hopes to Cut Hybrid Premium in Half |
Wireless Displacement Swamping Convergence |
HP, Philips Team on Next-Gen RFID Standard |
Proponents Turn up the Volume on Mobile TV |
Allied Defense Group's NS Microwave Products Support Security and
Relief Efforts in the Gulf Region |
NSF Panel to Assess U.S. Robotics Technology |
Future Mobile Phones May Have 100GB Memory |
Nokia E-Mail Platform Takes on BlackBerry |
9-12-2005 |
NanoMEMS Research, LLC Completes Registration to Provide Continuing
Education Courses |
Landline Phones are an Endangered Species |
China to Make $67B Worth of Electronics in 2005 |
Ebay Pays $2.6 billion for VoIP Pioneer Skype |
IP Issues Still Loom Large in China |
Navy Picks Wireless Comm System for Medical Helicopters |
Using Tax Money
for Wi-Fi Hot Spots |
Physician, Wire
Thyself: Health Care System Needs Dose of Technology |
BAE to Supply Electronic Engine Control for F-35 |
Supersizing the Supercomputers |
Team America Rocketry Challenge Applications Now Available |
9-8-2005 |
Zensys’
Z-Wave Home-Ccontrol Technology Featured in New Logitech Harmony Remotes |
Monster
to Develop and Launch Line of Z-Wave Automation Products |
AWR Acquires
European EDA Developer APLAC Solutions Oy |
Large Solar Flare May Bring Disruptions |
WiMAX Equipment Sales to Hit $2B by 2009 |
WiMAX Said to Complement Wi-Fi, 3G |
Strong Chip Growth Due in 2006 |
Apple Launches New iTunes Phone |
Motorola Teases Talk About iPod Cell Phone |
UAVs Deployed
into Action over New Orleans |
Danish Researchers Reveal New Hydrogen Storage Technology |
Scientific Breakthrough Will Help Protect Astronauts and Spacecraft |
Microsoft Developing Low-Cost Windows XP |
9-7-2005 |
Ham Radio Operators
to the Rescue After Katrina |
Brazil Unveils Semi Industry Plans |
Indian Carrier to Float $5B Tender Offer for Telecom Gear |
Ericsson to Invest $1B in China as 3G Grows |
Louisiana Governor Blasts Faulty Wireless Nets
(the moron apparently does no know that nets need electricity
and standing towers to operate) |
FCC Pushing Carriers to Fix Nets Destroyed by Katrina |
Christmas Shopping Season Begins |
Lab Steps up to Challenges of RFID Tech |
Katrina's Impact
on Space Program Could Linger |
Electronic Lab Notebooks Useful for Teaching, but not Ready to Replace
Paper |
Launch of New Commercial Spaceport to be Announced by NM's Governor |
9-6-2005 |
Cell Phones for the Playground Population |
High-Tech Firms
Offer Katrina Relief |
Typhoon Nabi Slows Japanese Production |
Chernobyl Toll May Be Less than Feared |
3G Growth Slower than Expected |
Satellite Phones
Provide Critical Link in Katrina |
Millimeter-Wave Screener Finds Non-Metallic Weapons |
Peak Devices Buys Infineon Bipolar RF Transistor Line |
Teens Charged
with Hacking School Computers |
Risk
from 2029 Asteroid Now More Remote |
9-2-2005 |
Mixing Oil and Water - Katrina's Effect on Electronics Sales |
Europeans Question
Flood Preparations |
India, U.S. Expected to Sign Science & Technology Deal |
Prices at the Pump Don't Push Plug-In Hybrids |
Actual Chips Sales up 1.9% in July |
QUALCOMM Announces Enhanced Call Quality for 3G Chipsets |
Analyst to Chip Bosses: Stop Hoarding Cash |
Satellites Spot 'Hot Towers' in Hurricane Katrina - Amazing! |
NOAA Hurricane Hunter Pilot Captures Katrina at Her Meanest |
China Urges Action Against Threat of Militarization of Outer Space |
Giant Optical Telescope in Africa Comes Online |
9-1-2005 |
SIA Warns Oil Prices Could Harm Chip Market |
DARPA Seeks to Usher in Next Gen Tactical Wireless Networking |
Average Price of Laptop Computer Drops to $1,000 |
Hubble Shifts to Two-Gyroscope Mode |
States Expanding Push for Internet Taxes |
Unions
Threaten California's Solar Energy Bill |
Argonne Researchers Create New Diamond-Nanotube Composite Material |
Israel Tracks Military Supplies With RFID Tags |
Broadband Hardware Sales to Hit $5.4B by 2008 |