6-30-2007 |
New Invisible Nano-Fibers Conduct Electricity, Repel Dirt
|
Rewriting the Broadcast Regulation Rules |
New Cost-Efficient Method For Creating Portable Hydrogen Fuel Cells
|
6-29-2007 |
Security Alert: Gartner Cautions Business to Be Wary of iPhone |
Apple's iPhone Hit Stores Today, Lines Grow |
RIM: iPhone Has Helped Business |
Nokia
Faces Lawsuit over Spelling Errors on Handsets |
802.11n Gear to Get Seal of Approval |
Vibrations Good for Harvesting Electricity |
U.S., Britain Sign Long-Delayed Military Trade Pact |
Micron Posts
$225M Loss |
Cornell, NAIC Search for Funding to Keep Arecibo Radar Alive |
World Millionaires' Club Numbers 9.5 Million (...and I'm not in the club) |
NASA Mars Rover Ready for Descent into Crater |
Lightning Strikes Deadliest in Summer (um, duh) |
UAS Achieves Record Flight Time Using Fuel Cell Battery Hybrid System |
6-28-2007 |
Doctors Plan to Store Medical Info Under Your Skin via RFID
|
TI Goes from ZigBee to Nokia's Wibree |
Five Chipmakers Control 32% of Manufacturing |
China
Mobile Becomes Hong Kong's Most Valuable Company |
Internet Services Throttle User Bandwidth |
Leaning Tower of Pisa is Saved from Collapse |
Cell Phones
to Double as Electronic Wallets? |
Vietnam Bolsters Efforts to Attract Technology Investments |
Mathematicians Discover a Simple Way to Formulate Complex Scientific
Results |
Browne Keeps Top U.K. Defense Job |
U.S. Wind Power is Rising, but Will it Fly? |
National Radio Observatory Teams with NASA Gamma-Ray Satellite |
Southern Company, Georgia Tech Study Offshore Wind Power Potential
(not in
Martha's Vineyard's back yard, though) |
6-27-2007 |
20-to-1
Chance That Someone Will Be Crushed in the iPhone Rush |
‘Entitlement Spending’ a Threat to U.S. Military Strength |
Freescale's Mayer: Growth is in Green, Baby Boomers, Connectivity |
Global Mobile Phone Use to Pass Record 3 Billion |
RFMD Advances in Ranking of Global Wireless Semiconductor Vendors |
T-Mobile USA Launches Home Wi-Fi Calling Service |
Astronaut Suni Williams, KD5PLB, Back on Terra Firma |
Cell-Transistor Interface Clears Biolectronics Hurdl |
U.S. Internet Speeds Vary from State to State |
Electron Beam 'Carves' the World's Smallest Devices |
WirelessHD Readies 60-GHz Spec |
London Defense Show Set for September 2007 |
Student Programmers Aim for $25K Microsoft Prize |
6-26-2007 |
Telecom Issues Going Nowhere in Washington |
First there Was the Web...Now There Is the Grid |
Billions of RFID Sensors to be Fielded by 2015 |
SuiPo Posters Call Your Cellphone |
Conference to Examine Role Technology Can Play in Managing Health
Care Costs |
LEDs Enter Home Lighting Market |
University
Researchers Tout "Desktop Supercomputer" Chip |
Nanotech Safety Discussed in Washington |
Engineers Prove That Boxer, 'Hitman' Hatton, Packs a Mighty Punch |
Bringing Mobile Cellular Phones to the Skyways |
Australian Prisoners Chipped as Part of a New RFID Trial |
Some Waiting for iPhone Improvements Before Buying |
Apple Mac Sales Grow Faster than Windows PCs |
6-25-2007 |
RIM Denies Governments Spying on BlackBerry Users |
GSM Association
Calls for More 3G in the GSM Spectrum Bands |
Big Wi-Fi
Aggregator Will Offer Monthly Flat-Rate Service... |
CFLs 'Can Trigger Epilepsy' |
Updated: TI Faces Toxics Lawsuit |
Scientists Synthesize Nanorods, Nanowires |
Wi-Fi Gets Onboard Asia's Trains |
Nearly
30 Million Americans to Have Music Phones by End of Year |
Phase Matrix to Develop RF/Microwave Down Converter Modules |
How Dads Influence Their Daughters' Interest in Math |
SiRF Buys Centrality Communications |
Possible 'Mile-Wide UFO' Spotted by British Airline Pilot |
Google Looks
to U.S. to Curb Censorship |
Mitsubishi and Areva to Bid for U.S. Nuclear Power Plant |
6-24-2007 |
Hacker Taps Cell Phone to Stalk Family |
6-23-2007 |
Lutronic Launches NONATEC™ 13,56 MHz Glass RFID Tag |
New Analog Circuits Could Impact Consumer Electronics |
Coffee Drinking Protects Against an Eyelid Spasm (yet another reprieve) |
Spaceport Closer to Breaking Ground |
Mobile Devices Ripe Targets for Spies |
6-22-2007 |
Indexes Gain on Rally in Semiconductors |
FCC Commissioner Takes Brave Stand for Open Access |
U.S., Britain Draft Defense Trade Treaty |
ITC Denies
Qualcomm Request to Stay Order |
ESA Seeks Volunteers for Virtual Mars Mission |
Hacker Penetrates Pentagon E-Mail System |
Asia to Beat Europe in Mobile TV |
Latest Solar Cells Look Like Regular Roof Shingles |
From Banks to Crime, Mobile Revolution Hits Africa |
Nokia &
Motorola Lead $100B Camera Phone Market |
U.S. Marine Details Technology Needs |
AMA Might Label Internet as an Addiction |
U.S. General Laments Google Earth Capability |
6-21-2007 |
Harris Wins Potential $2.7B Contract for JTRS-Approved Falcon III
Tactical Radios - thatsalottamoola |
Web Spending Seen Rising by Double Digits Through 2011 |
BC Partners Wins Control of Satellite Group Intelsat |
Hoarding of Old Mobile Phones Slows EU Recycle Drive |
Verizon to Allow Customers to Send Money Via Cell Phone |
High-Performance Room-Temperature Nanolaser Uses Honeycomb-Like
Photonic Crystal |
3G Home
Femtocells to Deliver Better Value for Mobile Data Users |
Microsoft Search Compromise Could Hinder Innovation |
Another Step Toward a Liquid Telescope on the Moon |
Group: China Passes U.S. as World's Top Emitter of CO2 |
Online Criminals to Focus Attacks on Digital Homes |
A Superconducting Turbojet |
Moon Walker Buzz Aldrin: Mars Mission is 'One-Way Trip' |
Herman Munster's
Identity Stolen Online |
6-20-2007 |
The 2006
Electronic Business 300: Top Companies Ranked by Electronics Revenue |
France Bans
BlackBerry Use by officials - Fears U.S. Espionage |
Mixed Outlook for U.S. Tech Firms in Malaysia |
WiMAX Forum Opens U.S. Testing Lab |
China Developing Home Communications Gateway Based on SDR |
Aerospace Leaders Agree on Need for Export Reform |
North American Chip Equipment Orders Rise in May |
Industry
Capital Spending to Inch Up 1% in 2007 |
Astronaut Suni Williams Sets Female Endurance Record |
Nanotube Adhesive Sticks Better than a Gecko's Foot |
British Censor Bans 1st Video Game in 10 Years |
Wireless Power a Reality |
Google Awards $1M Grant to Develop Electric Cars |
Gateway Recalls Faulty Battery Packs |
6-19-2007 |
Europeans
Willing to Pay a Premium for "Green-Electronics" |
Vietnamese
Police Arrest 5 More Underwater-Cable Thieves |
Russia Lays Plans for 300-mm Wafer Fab |
'Plug-and-Fight' Missile Defense Advances |
Space Station Computers Back in Service |
Group
Wants Companies to Stop Issuing Quarterly Earnings Guidance |
Another Sony Battery Catches Fire |
Inappropriate
Hiding Place for Cellphone Puts Prisoner in Hospital -
Ew! |
MPack Trojan Attack Claims 10,000 Web Sites |
6-18-2007 |
U.S. Tightens Controls on Military-Use Items to China |
$30B to be Invested in the U.S. Homeland Security Market |
Bluetooth Bandits Home in on Car Owners' Sat Nav Units |
Patent Claims Imperil Statistical Standards Push |
FCC Petitioned to Allow 1st Responders' Use of Cellphone Jamming
Equipment to Thwart IEDs |
Billion-Dollar Upgrade will Replace Aging Navy Satellite Gear |
OFCOM
Proposals Could Allow U.K. Broadband to Offer WiMax |
Vectron
Voltage-Controlled SAW Oscillator Cracks the GHz Barrier |
ARRL Headquarters
Experiencing Computer Outage |
Success at Woomera with Scramjet Reaching Mach 10 |
Two Qubits in Action, New Step Towards the Quantum Computer |
Digital Billboards, Signs of the Times |
Funding the All-Electric Aircraft |
6-16-2007 |
Senate Bill Calls on FCC to Investigate BPL Interference Potential |
Space Station Computers Back Online, Shuttle Thermal Blanket Repairs Completed |
6-15-2007 |
Cisco Offers $10,000 Prizes for 'Connected Life' Essays |
Amateur Radio Marks
Historic Voyage |
Google Lobbies to Open New Wi-Fi Spectrum |
London's Wireless Use Skyrockets |
North
Korea Executes People Caught with Mobile Phones |
TCS Wins $1.1M Contract to Provide Satellite Communications to U.S.
Army |
Russians Blame U.S. Solar Panels for Computer Failure |
Text Messengers to Fight Crime in Boston |
Weird Physics Theory: Unparticle Stuff |
The Space Junk Threat Complexity - Part 2 |
Electronics
Makers Find Consumers Attracted by Rugged Looks |
Broadcom to Pay $146M for Global Locate |
Nano, MEMS are Advancing Energy Harvesting Technology |
Top
5 Games to Play on an Airplane |
6-14-2007 |
Former Fed Official: 1 of 4 U.S. Jobs Headed Overseas |
EU Seeks Comment on Loosening Copyright Rules |
Scientists
Seek to Turn Cars Into a Mobile Communications Network |
Text in Time Saves Nimble-Fingered Teen |
SIA Cuts Chip Forecast for 2007 |
USPTO and CoC Educate Businesses on Threats of Counterfeiting, Piracy,
Importance of IP Protection |
China Aims to Top U.S. in Cyberspace |
New Kodak Camera Sensor Could Eliminate Flash |
Future Light Bulbs May Be Made of Tinfoil |
China Overtaking U.S. for Fast Internet Access as Africa Gets Left
Behind |
Major Computer Problem Looms Over Space Station (Ctrl+Alt+Del) |
Europe Unveils
Space Plane for Tourist Market |
Going to Bed Late May Affect the Health, Academic Performance of
College Students |
6-13-2007 |
Men Chat
on Mobiles More Than Women |
ARRL, DoD, FCC Try to Come to Terms with Pave Paws Radar |
Nokia's Wibree Merges with and Becomes Bluetooth |
Scientists Create Electron Surf Machine |
Vendors, Carriers Rally Around Qualcomm, Against ITC |
New Solar Panels for Space Station Installed |
Ultrawideband Players Get Wired for Home Nets |
To Fix the Shuttle:
Bring the Sewing Kit |
The Growing Problem of Space Junk |
Experts Warn U.S. Hurricane Satellite Near Failure, Replacement
Delayed Until 2016 |
The 342 MPH Environmentally Friendly Supercar |
Newly Caught
Whale Carries by 100-Year-Old Lance |
6-12-2007 |
Nokia's Low-Power Link to be New Bluetooth Standard |
The #%$& FCC's Obscenity-Laden War on Obscenity |
Wi-Fi Memory Cards Coming to Cameras |
Broadcom
to Buy GPS Technology Provider for $146M |
Akeena Completes $2.2M Largest Military Solar Power Installation |
Scientists Move Closer to Wireless Power |
Wafer-Scale Lenses Shrink Phone Cameras |
Cree XLamp LEDs Used in Beta LED’s Lighting Fixtures |
Rocket Pioneer
Dies in California |
Why You May Not Want an iPhone |
New Quantum Key System Combines Speed, Distance |
Japanese Scientists Build Robot Child |
6-11-2007 |
Ericsson Signs $1B GSM Deal with China |
Nokia Slams
Qualcomm with Countersuit (corporate ping-pong) |
ITT to Support U.S. Navy Research in High-Power Microwaves |
EU Agrees Galileo Needs Public Bailout |
Silicon Nanowires Upgrade Data-Storage Technology |
Azerbaijani Radar a Looming Presence for Nervous Inhabitants |
AT&T, Verizon Oppose Google's Airwaves Plan |
Tech Appeal Lures Private Equity to Ponder Big Deals |
Star Trek Fans Beam into Canadian Wild West |
Friday Computer Failure Triggers Worst Flight Delays of the Year |
China's e-Waste Capital Chokes on Old Computers |
Introducing the Zero Carbon House - and its Free from Stamp Duty |
Probing Question: Are There Upper and Lower Limits to Temperature? |
6-8-2007 |
Light Bulb Powered Wirelessly From 7 Feet Away (downside - monster coils, hair stands
on end) |
ITC Imposes
Partial Import Ban on Qualcomm Chips |
Qualcomm to Seek Bush Veto of ITC Ruling over Broadcom Patent (now that would be influence!) |
Vietnamese Fishermen 'Salvage' Internet Lines |
Senate Stalls
on H-1B Visa Reform Bill |
ITT to Support U.S. Navy Research in High-Power Microwaves |
Israeli
Communications Ministry to Intensify Fight Against Pirate Radio |
Cable Tries to Shed Bad-Service Reputation |
Britain Launches Nuclear Sub that Can Hear a Ship from Across the
Atlantic |
RFMD Ships RF382X GaN PowerIC Broadband PA to Military Supplier |
International Space Station to Light up the Night Sky |
EU Ministers Forced to Plug Galileo Funding Gap |
Thin Displays Could Make Digital Paper a Reality |
Third Pair of Massive Solar Arrays to Be Launched to Space Station |
6-7-2007 |
China to Enforce Universal Cell Phone Charger (this
actually makes sense from a waste standpoint) |
Bunched Nanotubes Show Promise for Conducting Electricity |
DHS Wants Cell Phones to Detect Chemical, Radioactive Material |
Google Calls for Raising H-1B Visa Cap (the Rio Grande plan has worked well
for those tired of waiting for visas) |
EU Adopts Cell Phone Roaming Caps |
IBM to Build New NASA Supercomputer |
Man Drowns
in Sewer Trying to Recover Dropped Mobile Phone
(we have a 2007 Darwin Award candidate here) |
BluGlass Produces First Blue Light Emission from GaN on 6” Glass
Wafer |
Energy-Harvesting Modules for Bluetooth Wireless-Sensor Networks |
A New Understanding of Crystal Structure of Actinide Metals |
Mars Probe Finds Deep Hole on Red Planet |
If It's Not Tennis Elbow, It May Be "Wii-itis" |
Robot Bear Will Carry Soldiers to Safety |
6-6-2007 |
Low-End Phones No Pot of Gold, Says Analyst |
Europe Plans to Ban Regular Old-Fashioned Light Bulbs |
Engineers, Management Must Break the Work-Harder Cycle Says Panel |
eBay Opens Radio Ad Brokerage Service |
Demand for Wireless Chip Sets White Hot |
Toshiba Launches X-Band GaN HEMT for Radar and Medical Applications |
Tech Seeing Red Over Green-Card Pitch |
Direct Interconnections Between Nanowires and Human Cells |
SEC Says IBM Misled Investors on Expenses |
Making Water from Thin Air |
Tests of ‘Big
Bang’ Project Put Off to 2008 |
6-5-2007 |
Cellular Handset and Chip Markets 2007 |
USPTO Celebrates a Decade of Telework |
Jolt for Volt: GM Awards Contracts to Speed Plug-in Car |
Cadence
Stock Soars on Buyout Reports |
NASA's Messenger Probe to Fly By Venus Today |
DRS Technologies Demonstrates Satellite Communications-on-the-Move
Capability |
Science Fiction Writers Advise Homeland Security |
A Mighty Wind: U.S. Gaining in Wind Power Capacity |
Preparing for the iPhone Onslaught |
Atlantis Astronauts Ready After Long Wait |
Chocolate Constituent Bests Fluoride |
6-4-2007 |
FCC Begins Rule Making for the License-Free 60 GHz Band |
Flextronics to Buy Solectron for $3.6B |
Telefonica
HQ Using Solar Panels for Power |
SIA: Worldwide
Chip Sales Hit $19.9B in April |
India Uses "Mooing" Ringtones to Catch Leopards |
FCC Issues Waiver for Higher Power Model of UWB Precision Tracking
System |
Apple Says iPhone to Go on Sale June 29 |
U.K. Ministry of Defence Selects Raytheon's MicroLight Radio for
U.K. Army's FIST Program |
New Era for Space Exploration as 14 Space Agencies Take Historic
Step |
Designers Provide 'Wish List' for EDA Houses |
Scientists Convert Heat into Electricity |
China Bars Any New Internet Cafes |
'Quantum Keys' Sent 200 Kilometers: New Long-Distance Record |
The Mysterious Radio Waves of Titan |
6-3-2007 |
Huge Wind Machine to Simulate Category III Hurricanes |
Physicists Devise Viable Design for Spin-Based Electronics |
Change Urged in Wireless Auction |
6-1-2007 |
Egg Drop Experiment Gone Awry at Washington School |
China to Enforce Universal Cell Phone Charger |
BOC Edwards Independent Again after Nearly 40 Years |
Michigan Man Busted for Using Coffee Shop's Wi-Fi Network |
3G Radio
Interface Expanded with OFDMA Technology |
Superconductor Discovery Solves 20-Year-Old Mystery |
Mall Lobby.com Wants Tech Skills, Honesty in New Hires |
Wales Beats Japan, Germany, U.S. in Hotspots per Capita |
1/5 of Vacationers Take Laptops Along |
Mobile
WiMAX Will Grab a Significant Market Share in 2012 |
NASA Gives a
'Go' to June 8 Shuttle Launch |
ISS Spacewalkers Install Debris Panels |
Dell to Cut 10% of Workforce |
Longstanding Astronomical Puzzle Solved |