5-31-2006 |
Azimuth
Systems First to Provide Platform for 802.11n Functional Testing |
Cosmic Rays Damage Automotive Electronics |
Taking Stock: The Unfolding Stock Option Investigation |
Next
Tech Boom Looming? |
Stock Performance Tied to Ease of Pronouncing Company's Name |
RoHS Guidelines Issued by U.K. Enforcer |
IEEE-USA President Urges Concerted, Sustained Action on Adoption
of "New Internet" |
Lockheed Martin Revs up Supply Chain Ahead of F-35 Fighter |
The first Rule
of Silicon Valley Fight Club Is ... |
E.U. Steps up Bbattle Against Hackers & Cybercrime |
5-30-2006 |
FCC Set to Take Fresh Look at Media Ownership |
Cell Phones Direct Navigation Market |
WSTS Raises Chip Forecast |
Middle Class
Goes Broadband as Price Falls |
Bush, Blair Resolve Dispute over Joint Strike Fighter |
China Alleges
U.S. Wireless 'Conspiracy' |
Internet Ad Spending Poised to Overtake National Newspapers |
Satelinx to Equip Seniors with Location Base Devices |
New Material Puts Its Own Spin on Electronics |
Paratroopers Could fly 200 km With New Birdman Wings |
5-29-2006 |
Fixed
WiMAX Growth to be Restricted by the Adoption of Mobile WiMAX |
IEEE-USA Blasts Senate High-Tech Visa Provisions |
Taking Stock: The Unfolding Stock Option Investigation |
Standard Verses Proprietary WLAN Solutions Could Impact Handsets |
Europe to Legalize "iTrips" and Other Micro-Broadcast
Devices? |
Chipset for X-Band Radar Offers Superior Performance at Lower Cost |
How to Make
an Invisibility Cloak |
Using Nanotubes as Minuscule Metalworking Tools |
ST Sees Phase-Change Memory in Volume at 45-nm |
Heaviest Ariane 5 Payload Orbits Without a Hitch |
5-27-2006 |
U.S. Senate: High-Tech Industry Needs More Educated Foreigners |
Speculating on Spectrum |
NASA GOES Mission Goes on Schedule |
Dell Could Trigger PC Price War |
5-26-2006 |
Backdating Stock Options: Linear Scandal Deepens |
High-Tech Groups (and tomato farmers) Laud Senate Immigration Bill |
EarthLink to Build New Orleans Wi-Fi Network |
Fleet Week in NY - Amazing Military Technology |
HD Offers Alternative to Satellite Radio |
U.S.
Consumers Increasingly Happy with Cellphones |
Google, Dell in Deal on PC Software Package |
Good News! Chocolate Increases Cognitive Performance |
MEMS Set to Invade Mobile Phones |
Cloak of Invisibility Technically Possible |
Growing Glowing Nanowires to Light up the Nanoworld |
Living Forever
Ain't What It's Cracked up to Be |
5-25-2006 |
RFID Criticized by U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security Subcommittee |
U.S. and Japan to Pilot Patent Prosecution Highway |
Cell Users Worldwide Pick GSM 10:1 |
UWB
Shipments to Reach 300 Million in 2011 |
Printing Paper Batteries |
Inexpensive Detector Sees the Invisible, in Color |
Rural Cellphone Firms Being Forced Out |
Tiny Battery Able to Survive Pb-Free Solder Reflow Temps |
Microsoft Beats JPEG with New Photo Format for Vista |
Balloon Borne Student Experiments from Esrange Space Center |
Scientists Predict How to Detect a Fourth Dimension of Space |
5-24-2006 |
Fastest Internet Ever Coming Your Way |
U.S. to Get Free WiFi for All? |
Nike Running Shoes to Communicate With iPods |
Bluetooth Profile for Medical Devices Due in 2007 |
UWB Predicted to Thrive Despite Lack of Global Standard |
Soldiers Bond
with Battlefield Robots |
Semicon Bust May Be Around the Corner |
Analog Devices Receives Subpoena |
Iran Test-Fires Long-Range Missile |
U.S. Ports Vulnerable to Devastating Earthquake Damage |
Science Scores Up in Grade 4, Slowed in 8, 12 |
5-23-2006 |
Study: U.S. engineers Competitive vs. China, India |
European Galileo Satellite Program in Early Budget Overrun |
Nokia Sees Consolidation Among Mobile Phone Makers |
Iridium Will Supply Satellite Links For ARGO Tracker |
CDMA2000
Achieves Subscriber Milestone |
Invention: Hydrogen Fuel Balls |
Motorola Unveils
'Q' Cell Phone |
In Cost-Cutting
Move, Microsoft Gives Workers Unpaid Vacations |
Here Comes the Sun with New Solutions for World's Energy Woes |
Google to Offer Online Video Ads for first Time |
5-22-2006 |
Social Security Numbers of 26.5 Million U.S. Veterans Stolen |
Retailers Plow
Ahead with RFID Chips |
3G Used
for Medical Diagnosis |
MEMS Digitizes Microphone Market |
802.11n Standard to Split into Fixed, Mobile Versions? |
Web Inventor Sees His Brainchild Ready for Big Leap |
Scientists Clear Technical Hurdle in Fusion Research |
No More
Shaky Camera Phone Photos |
India on Alert for Suicides After Stocks Slide |
Microsoft Makes
Way for Pay-As-You-Go PC |
Million$$$ Squandered in Unnecessary Tests Ordered in Routine Doctor
Visits |
5-21-2006 |
10% of Mexico's Population Now Living in the U.S. |
Dayton Hamvention Update
(May 19-21) |
NYPD Warns Officers
About Cell Phone Guns |
WiMAX Vendors Soon to Feel Effects of Qualcomm Royalties |
Power
Amplifier Suppliers Take Advantage of Handset Market Growth |
IBM Researchers Probe Nanometer-Scale Memories |
Cluster Satellites Fly Through Earth's Electrical Switch |
Clues to the
Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald |
Roadblocks Seen in Immersion Lithography |
RFID Chips Coming to Cattle |
Searching for The Soul in the Machine |
5-19-2006 |
Just One Nanosecond: Clocking Events at the Nanoscale |
New Laser Technique that Strips Hydrogen from Silicon Surfaces |
Global
Wireless Handset Market Grows 23% in 2006 |
State Department
to Limit Use of Chinese Computers |
China's Mega Dam Built to Defy Attacks from Terrorists, Enemies |
The Million
Dollar Cellphone |
Russia Set to Help Europe with Nanoscale Litho |
Dell Goes with a Few AMD Processors |
SEMI's Book-to-Bill Climbs Again |
5-18-2006 |
A Phone
Stolen Every 12 Seconds in the U.K. |
Samsung Inks Deal with Fuel Cell Startup |
Survey: Americans Would Give Up Coffee Before Internet |
RadioScape Creates Single, Front-End RF Chip for Digital Radio |
GM to Introduce 19 New Efficient Engines, Powertrains |
Congress Urged
to Fund Plug-In Hybrids |
Long Airplane Flight Does Not Appear to Increase Risk of Blood Clots |
5-17-2006 |
Hurricanes
Lead to Tax Rebates on Cellphone Accessories |
System Could Enable Ultra-Precise Satellite Formations |
Gartner Raises Chip Market Forecast |
Turning
Corn Cobs into Mobile Phones |
European Energy Law 'More Profound Than RoHS' |
IBM Breakthrough Could See the Return of Tapes |
Scientists Create World's Smallest Nanobrush |
Silicon Valley Backs U.S. Wireless Broadband Plan |
5-16-2006 |
Nokia
Bans the Mobile Phone |
Defense Contractors Participate in Capitol Hill Discussion of the
Industry |
Silicon Shortage May Become Problem, SEMI Says |
Repeatable Low-breakdown Voltage Antifuses Enabled Through Dielectric
Thin Film |
Microsoft Joins Forces with Chinese Handset Designer |
Business on the Up as RoHS Deadline Approaches |
European
Shift to 3G Handsets Accelerates |
IBM Sets Record in Magnetic Tape Data Density |
Buckyballs Make Room For Gilded Cages |
Most Americans Aren't Likely to Make Big Cuts in Gasoline Use |
5-15-2006 |
Fake IC Claim Storm Rocks China's Science Elite |
HSPA
Networks to Dominate Mobile Infrastructure Revenue |
Irish the World's Loneliest Web Users: Google |
GSM Association
Says Roaming Law Will Cost EUR4.3B in Sales |
Nanotechnology Used In Thirty Billion Dollars Worth Of Goods In
2005 |
Firm Claims Bulk AlN Breakthrough |
High-Definition
Video Could Choke Internet |
Wearable Sensors to Improve Soldier Post-Action Reports |
Agilent Technologies Ships GENESYS 2006 RF & Microwave Design
Software |
A Fast Rate of Return Sparks Product Simplification |
5-14-2006 |
Military Plans Tests in Search for an Alternative to Oil-Based Fuel |
Funding and Bureaucracy, Not Access to Journals, Are Chief Obstacles
to Scientific Productivity |
ARRL Shifts Congressional BPL Focus to U.S. Senate |
AWS Spectrum Auction Could Offer Disruptive Forces to Carriers and
the Public |
Chinese Scientist Fired for Faking Chip Development |
Nuclear Spacecraft Developers Borrow from Nature |
EDO Supplies Self-Defense Electronics to U.S. Air Force |
The Evils that Lurk in Idle Web Surf |
Nokia to Add
Google Talk to Updated Tablet |
Here Come the Lawsuits |
5-12-2006 |
Mobile Phone Explosions (as in kaboom)
Worry Brazilians |
$10M Prize
for Hydrogen Fuel Technology |
Light So Fast It Actually Goes Backwards |
Lockheed Martin to Build Vietnam's first Satellite (now if they can just keep from tipping it over...) |
Danes Hike Internet Speed by 1000x |
Corruption, Unstable Governments, Poor Infrastructure |
Tech-Savvy Americans
Head to India |
How Hybrid Cars Work - and What They Really Cost |
WSC Calls for Elimination of Chip Tariffs, Encourages Chinese Participation |
5-11-2006 |
Reducing the Risk of Tin Whiskers on Lead-Free Products |
Exempt Industries Struggle with RoHS |
RIM Set to Roll out BlackBerry to Mainland China |
"Affluent Early Adopters" Prefer Home WiFi |
Nanotech Policy Faces No Small Hurdles |
Scientists Discover Super Superconductor |
European
Regulators Come Out Against EU Roaming Plan |
Northrop Grumman to Build Stratospheric Surveillance Airship |
Senate Subcommittee Looks to Nanotechnology for Economic Boost |
Study: Men Will Risk Everything to Impress Women |
Solar Cycle Appears Headed for Historic Low Point |
5-10-2006 |
Domain Names Become Premium Web Real Estate (RFCafe.com must be worth $Ms) |
LEDs Will Light the Way to the Future |
Sony Electronics Exec Sees Tight Component Supply |
How Internet Addiction Is Affecting Lives |
Report on Software-Defined Radio for Public Safety |
South Korea's CDMA Royalties Top $2.6B |
Look Forward to More Indian Satellites in Space |
UWB Radar Detects Buried Victims' Breathing |
NYC Fires Man for Surfing Web at Work |
RadioScape Touts RFIC for Multistandard Radios |
5-9-2006 |
Electronic Smog Making Us Sick |
Navy Taps SAIC to Design Wideband Communications Systems |
Silicon Wafer Prices Increase Again |
U.S. Posts Patent Attorney in India |
Northrop Grumman Receives FAA Contract to Upgrade ATC Radars |
1/4 of
Europeans Replace Their Phone Each Year |
12-QBits Reached in Quantum Information Quest |
Spyware Computer Hacker Jailed for Nearly Five Years |
Field Employees Turn Smartphones into Wireless Reference |
Lockheed Martin to Study Hybrid Launch Vehicle Concept for USAF |
U.K. Study Claims UFOs Aren't Aliens |
5-8-2006 |
Israeli Companies Plan U.S. IPOs |
Hard
Drives in Cellphones Could Spell the End for MP3 Players |
Unlucky
Cellphone Thieves |
The RFID Hacking Underground |
New York Plans Nanocareer Day |
Flextronics Chooses U.K. Antenna Design for Mobiles |
Iran to Battle Satellite Dish Owners |
Co-operation With U.S. in Space Sector Welcomed |
Worldwide Survey Estimates 694 Million Adult Web Users |
Agilent Technologies Introduces 3D Electromagnetic Simulation Software |
5-6-2006 |
China Makes Artificial Rain for Beijing |
A Force for the Future: Education and Technology Program Needs Your
Help |
Philips Makes Self-Assembly Molecular Electronics |
Big Techs Tumble on Poor Outlook |
Fake NEC Company Found |
U.K. Scientist Compares Carbon Nanotubes to Asbestos |
M/A-COM Extends Family of Low-Cost HBT High Linearity Driver Amplifiers |
Patenting Gravity? |
5-5-2006 |
1000s Sign Planetary Society Petitions to Save Our Science (SOS) |
Nanotechnology: Are Safety Concerns Real or Imagined? Experts Disagree |
U.S. Company Reveals Hybrid Car Plans |
U.S. Navy Selects BAE to Provide Tx-Antenna Groups for EA-6B Prowler |
UCLA Engineers Announce Breakthrough in Semiconductor Spin Wave
Research |
Mission Illogical: Movie Promotion Puts Lives 'At Risk' (disconnected Hollywierd morons at work again) |
NASA Overworked, Under-Budgeted, Can't Do Research |
Filtronic to Sell Power Amplifier Biz |
Video Shows Al-Zarqawi Fumbling With Rifle (guess he'll have to stick with sawing off heads - in a
peaceful way, of course) |
5-4-2006 |
Qualcomm in Smart Phone Partnership |
Taliban Beheads Indian Communications Engineer (how much longer will the world tolerate it?!) |
Wal-Mart to Sell Build-Your-Own Computers |
Protonex Debuts Soldier Power Fuel Cell Systems for U.S. Air Force |
Infrared System Helps Pilots and Drivers See in Fog and at Night |
City Council Approves Cell Phone Ban |
Space-Based Supercomputer Will Dramatically Increase On-Orbit Computations |
In Physics, the Not-So-Constants? |
Gates Doesn't Want to Be World's Richest Man (I can help - give it to me) |
Fuel Cells No Use for Mobile Phones, Nokia |
U.S. Government Awards $11B in IT Contracts for Q2 2006 |
5-3-2006 |
Nokia Starts Shipping BlackBerry Rival |
Wireless Without Towers at Yellowstone National Park |
Bill Would Open Scientific Research Access |
With Kremlin Backing, Oligarchs Invest in Russian Electronics |
U.S. Seeks Laser Weapon to Shoot Down Enemy Satellites |
U. Maryland Makes Scientific Journals Available in Iraq |
U.K. Regulator Gives Go-Ahead for In-Building GSM |
Scientists Worry
About Solar Superstorm |
Canada Cuts Funds to Fight Global Warming |
More Professors
Ban Laptops in Class |
802.11n Wi-Fi Draft Fails first Letter Ballot |
5-2-2006 |
Radio-Electronics.Com
Exceeds 200k Pages/Month |
Pentagon Unveils
Urban Robo-Race |
RIM Says Visto Patent Complaint Invalid |
IBM Uses Atomic Microscope for Direct Writing |
Low Cost
Cellphones Drive Semiconductors Sales |
Semiconductor Market Growth Still Undervalued |
Motorola Buys Denmark R&D Center for Mobiles |
New U.S. Energy Facility Passes Major Test |
Intel to Spend $1B to Push Net in Poor Nations |
Iran Discovers New Uranium Deposits |
Google Pressures
Microsoft on Browser Feature |
More Evidence For 'Stripes' In High-temperature Superconductors |
5-1-2006 |
Linx Introduces Ultracompact 2.45 GHz Antenna |
Cellphone
Bugging Rises |
Central Bank Warns of Challenges for Singapore's Electronics Sector |
Worldwide Q1 Chip Sales Up 7.3%, Says SIA |
Toll Lane Ahead for Internet Traffic? |
SIA's Scalise Warns on Inventory, Energy Indicators |
Laser Trapping of Erbium May Lead to Novel Devices |
Who's Buying
Cell Phone Records Online? Cops |
Computer Forensics is a Red-Hot Job Market |
Chinese Man
Buys Fighter Jet on eBay |
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