10-31-2007 |
Internet Founding Father Warns Net Addresses Will Run out by 2010 |
Alcatel-Lucent to Cut 4,000 More Jobs; CFO Exits |
TV, Pop Quizzes and Group Work May Hinder Educational Achievement in Science |
Is U.S. Stuck in Internet's Slow Lane? |
Digital Cameras Get Wireless Modem in SD Card |
Motorola Prototype Validates Metal-Oxide for WPAN Device |
Next-Gen Wireless Technologies Drive Development of High-End Chipsets |
QPC Wins $750,000 Contract for Fiber-Laser Pump Engines in Directed Energy Weapons |
Industry Organizations Gather to Advance Lithium Mobile Power |
France Aims to Boost Defense Exports |
The 700-MHz Auction Challenge |
Astronauts Find Large Rip in Space-Station Solar Panel |
Holier Than Thou? Employees Who Believe They are 'Ethical' or 'Moral' Might Not Be |
Google Shares Hit $700 Amid Cell Phone Talk |
Experts Warn of Vampires -- Electronic Ones, That Is |
10-30-2007 |
U.S. Senate Votes to Hike Fees for Foreign Workers (but lets unskilled Illegals run across the Mexico border) |
Software Defined Radio Forum Members to Vote on Four Documents |
Broadcasters Form European HD Radio Alliance |
'Shrink-Wrap' Formation of Carbon-60 Observed |
USPTO Names California Library to Support Intellectual Property Needs of Inventors and Entrepreneurs |
UK Knocked Out of Subscriber Base "Top 10" Ranking |
New Mobile Phone Allows Internet Users to Call for Free |
British Army Tests 'Invisible' Tank |
Skyworks Sees 200% Unit Growth in 3G |
IBM Turning Silicon Waste into Solar Panels |
FCC Sets Panelists for D.C. Localism Hearing |
Microsemi Wins $1.6M AFRL Contract to Develop SiC RF Power Technology |
One Billion New Mobile Customers to Be Added Worldwide in the Next 3 Years |
U.S. Releases Intelligence Spending Total |
Laser Surgery Can Cut Flesh with Micro-explosions or with Burning |
Astronauts Enter ISS Harmony Module for First Time |
10-29-2007 |
They're Not Rock Stars, but EEs Earn Satisfaction |
Accused Speeder to Cops: My GPS Proves Your Radar Gun is Wrong |
FCC to Halt Cable-Only Apartment Deals |
SIA: Semi Sales Enjoy Strong Boost in September |
Nanowire Device Fabrication Moves into High Gear |
Mobile Phone was Not Cause of Glitch on All Nippon Airlines 747 |
Hittite’s Q3 Revenue Approaches $40M, Steady Growth Continues |
Skype, Hutchison Whampoa's 3 Launch Mobile Skypephone |
Motorola to Sell $1B Debt in Three Parts |
Silicon Can Work for New-Age Spintronics Applications |
Flexible Integrated Energy Device (FIED) - Wearable Rechargers |
ISS Astronauts to Move Solar Array Truss |
Robots to Boost Japan's Productivity by 50% in Next Five Years |
NASA to Search Files for 1965 UFO Incident |
New Zealand Mechanic Builds 'Hoverwing' |
Rocketplane Unveils New Suborbital Vehicle Design |
10-27-2007 |
Solar Power Satellites Urged by Pentagon |
LeCroy Introduces New 13 GHz O-Scope |
Ka-ching! Gates' $2,711,472,948 Payday |
Senators Want Probe on Comcast Content Blocking |
10-26-2007 |
ARRL Faces FCC in Federal Court over BPL Issues |
17% of N. American Organizations Adopt 3G Data by 2011 |
Japanese Women Use Cell Phones to Ward Off Subway Gropers |
Travelers Leave Cell Phones Behind |
For the 1st Time, Women Rule in Space |
The Smithsonian Acquires Wireless Picturephone Prototypes |
Skyworks in Volume Production with All Leading Handset Manufacturers for EDGE and WCDMA Front-end Module Solutions |
AXT’s 6” GaAs Sales Dip Due to BiFET Transition |
Senate Passes Internet Tax Moratorium Extension |
Home Computers Help Researchers Better Understand Universe |
EU's Galileo SatNav Scheme Needs Millions More Next Year |
One Step Closer to Market Economy: China Adopts New Antitrust Law |
U.S. Stops Robot Work After Trade-Secrets Suit |
Intel Cuts Ribbon on $3B 45 nm Fab 32 in Arizona |
Beijing's Bad Air Quality Could Disrupt Olympic Games |
Far-Out Ideas Could Provide Solutions to World's Energy Crisis |
10-25-2007 |
Patent Reform Foes Hit Senate |
Ultrawideband Under the Gun |
BlackBerry Enters China's Mobile Phone Market |
Merger Fever Heating Back Up |
Touch and Go - NFC Technology Set to 'Change the World' |
Cell Phone Market Volumes Seen Up |
Wireless Brain Monitor Powered by Body Heat |
Skyworks Converting GaAs HBT Fab to 6", Partnering with Taiwanese Foundries |
Motorola Returns to Quarterly Profit |
Physicist Create Most Intense Operating Positron Beam Ever |
Atom Smasher Unleashes New Isotopes |
RFMD's 21% Sequential Growth Driven by Polaris 3 Shipments to Nokia and Motorola Recovery |
NASA, Air Force Drones to Fly Over California Fire Zone |
China Beats Germany to Take World Trade Crown |
USAF Funds Ascent Solar Technologies' High-Efficiency Solar Cell Program |
Microsoft Wins Facebook Ad Deal, Pays $240M for 1.6% Stake |
10-24-2007 |
'Picture-Passwords' for People Who Struggle to Remember Their PIN Numbers |
Fabless Semi Assn.: Industry Saw $129B in 1st Half Sales |
Thinner, Not Bigger, New Buzzword in Electronic Gizmos |
U.S. Wireless Data Usage Surges 63% |
Qualcomm Shuts Down Headquarters Amid California Fires |
Optical Antenna Helps QC Laser Hit the Spot |
Nokia WiFi Handsets Can Bypass Cellular Networks Worldwide |
Cellular Handsets and VoFi Drive a Revolution in Wi-Fi Hot Spot |
iPhone Mystery: 1.4 Million Sold, 250,000 Never Activated |
Malaysia to Build Own Communications Satellite |
Cisco Buys WiMAX Startup Navini for $330M |
Intel Pays Transmeta $250M to Settle Patent Dust-Up |
'Nanospikes' Add to Solar, Biomedical, Microelectronics Applications |
Scientists Generate Powerful Antimatter Ray |
Scanning Students' Fingers Hits a Nerve |
U.S. Supplemental Request Contains Billions for Weapons Development |
10-23-2007 |
STS-120 Launch Today @ 11:38 am EDT - Watch |
Nanowire Generates Its Own Electricity |
Japanese Market Now Dominated by 3G |
Chemical Industry Group Rebuts Greenpeace Report on iPhone |
Is Fab Lite on Analog's Diet? |
FCC Chairman Seeks to Ease Media Ownership Rules |
Nokia and Motorola Working on WiMAX Handsets for 2008 |
World Radiocommunication Conference Opens in Geneva |
Printed Silicon to Challenge Organic Materials |
IBM, MediaTek Team for Ultra-Fast Wireless Chips |
China to Test Space Weapon During Moon Satellite Launch |
BAE Systems Rad-Hardened Computers Aboard WorldView-1 Satellite |
World Series Ticket Sales Halted as Computer Crashes |
Wikipedia Page the Latest Status Symbol (RF Cafe not there yet!) |
More Educated People Who Develop Dementia Lose Their Memory Faster |
Carbon Dioxide Levels Rising Much Faster Than Expected (Kyoto-exempt China & India a big factor) |
U.S. Online Shoppers to Spend Over $39 Billion this Christmas |
10-22-2007 |
Engineers Jailed for Trying to Steal Wireless Technology from Employer |
Online Classes See Rise in Numbers Signifying New Trend in Higher Education |
Taiwan to Develop 'Blackout Bomb' |
U.S. State Department Announces Visa Lottery |
RFID for Animals, Food and Farming - the Largest Market of All |
United States Patent Rule Changes Effective - November 1, 2007 |
A Bone Conduction Cell Phone |
Iridium Chooses Tesacom to Expand Extensive Growth of Global Satellite Communications |
NASA Assigns Crew for Final Solar Array Delivery to ISS |
Five Years of Space Exploration with ESA's Integral |
Four Chip Makers in China Added to U.S. Export List |
Global Spies Focusing on U.S. Computer Networks |
Microsoft Finally Bows to EU Antitrust Measures |
The Joy of Text - Brits Spend US$6 Billion Flirting by SMS |
Reid's Letter to Limbaugh Sets eBay Record |
A Backpack that Charges Your iPod? |
10-19-2007 |
Help at Hand for People Frightened by New Technology |
Return Stolen Laptop, Get a Lifetime of Free Beer |
Axiom Shipping More Than 1 Million CMOS PAs Monthly |
ARRL On-Line Auction Preview Up and Running; Bidding Starts Wednesday |
North American Chip Equipment Orders Fall in September |
Chinese Growth 'To Overtake U.S.' |
Nano-Sized Detector Turns Radio Waves into Music |
Islamic Militants Attack Mobile Phone Retailers |
iCrimewave? |
China: New Rules to Boost Electricity from Renewable Energy |
Congress: Power Grid Defense is Weak |
Energy Lost from Hot Engines Could Save Billions If Converted into Electricity |
Will Mobile Video Play in the U.S. Market? |
Remains of Halley's Comet to Fall Sunday Morning - the Orionids |
Why Males Die Before Females |
First Stop Moon - Next Stop, Mars |
10-18-2007 |
Use of Mobile Phones on Planes Across European Airspace Possible by 2008 |
Best Buy Ends Analog TV Sales |
QST.org Web Address Now in the Hands of the ARRL |
Sony-Ericsson Tops User Satisfaction Survey |
Bluetooth-Enabled Equipment Shipments to Hit 800 Million This Year |
BBC to Cut 1,800 Jobs As It Confronts Digital Age |
HD Radio Delay Settings Get Low Marks in Southern California |
Defense Spending to Decrease Over Next Decade; Procurement and RDT&E to Be Hit Hard |
USAF Launches Improved GPS II Satellite |
Supercomputer, Eh? Canadian Universities to Examine CERN Data |
Texas Residents Drop Contamination Suit Against TI |
Ann Arbor, MI, Putting LEDs in All Streetlights |
China Blocks Google's YouTube |
Britain Recruiting Spies Through Video Games |
National Guard Demonstrates Handheld Radio Interface to Be Used in Crises |
10-17-2007 |
Thief Demands $185,000 to Return Stolen Mobile Phone (dumb crook) |
U.S. Commerce Official to Lead Patent Exchange |
Data Services to Grab 34% of N. American Mobile Business Spending by 2012 |
Thai Hams Now Authorized to Operate on More Bands |
Automation Groups Drive Wireless Interface |
U.S., British Militaries May Deploy Flying Saucers |
Raytheon Sensor Netting Technology Contract |
U.S. Senator Calls for 'Substantially' Bigger Navy |
W-CDMA Claims 9% of Q2 New Subscribers in Middle-East/Africa |
Most Powerful Supernova Ever Discovered: 1010x Brighter Than Sun |
JPL Teaches How to Get Space Contracts |
Brazil Police Arrest Cisco Executives on Tax Fraud |
Shuttle Cleared for October 23 Launch Despite Concerns |
10-16-2007 |
Police Mistake Cellphone for Gun and Shoot Teenager |
Report: Verizon Turned Data Over to Feds Without Court Orders |
Novel Semiconductor Structure Bends Light 'Wrong' Way -- Exciting Application Potential |
Motorola Buys 50% Stake in Phone User Interface Group |
Ericsson Shares Dive Nearly 30% on Profit Warning |
New Quantum Dot Transistor Counts Individual Photons |
Investors Fears of Falling U.S. Dollar Bigger Concern Than Terrorism |
USPTO: Revision of Patent Cooperation Treaty Procedures |
Testing Einstein: Is Dark Energy Constant? |
Adaptive Technology Developed for Visually Impaired Engineers |
Unnecessary Mobile Costs Hit British Businesses |
NASA Extends Operations for Its Long-Lived Mars Rovers |
U.S. Air Force Acquisitions Official Apparently Kills Self |
Crazy Concept Cars Unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show |
10-15-2007 |
Dangerous Chemicals Found in Apple's iPhone |
ZigBee PRO Standard Gets the All Clear |
Tektronix Stock Soars on Danaher's $2.8B Acquisition |
Broadcom Claims "One Year Lead" Over Competitors with New 3G Chipset |
Large-Scale WMD Drill Launched off Japan |
GaAs pHEMT Switch Market Tempered by Captive Producers and CMOS |
WiMAX License Bidding Draws a Crowd in Japan |
Nanotube Probe Invented |
Not Just Science Fiction: 'Electromagnetic Wormhole' Possible, Say Mathematicians |
FTC Puts Kibosh on Cell-Phone Telemarketing E-Mail Hoax |
TriQuint Touts Green Credentials with Basestation PA |
Power from Space? Pentagon Likes the Idea |
'Demand Shaping' Aligns Customer Trends with Supply |
Google Nets More Than Half of the World's Web Searches |
AOL to Cut 2,000 Jobs as Part of Transition to Online Ad Company |
Russian-American Partnership in Space |
10-13-2007 |
Search for ET Intelligence: Allen Telescope Array Begins Scientific Observations |
Climate Change Research Recognized in 2007 Nobel Peace Prize (Pure politics! What has climate change got to do with a PEACE prize?) |
10-12-2007 |
United States: U.S. Patent Office Rule Changes Significantly Alter the Patent Landscape |
Nokia Siemens Hands off Radio Access R&D Biz to Wipro |
Indian Outsourcing Companies Turn in Hefty Profits |
Korean Team Develops Faster 4G Wireless Technology |
WIN Closing Gap to TriQuint in GaAs Foundry Market |
Wireless Funding Soars in September |
Smokers May Find Redemption on Cell Phones |
Motorola Lands Large WiMAX Contracts in Taiwan |
iPhone Lawsuit Asks for $1B for 'Bricked' Handsets |
Software Created to Aid Scientific Inquiry |
Thin-Film Chip Technology Pioneers Nominated for German Future Prize |
Hillary Clinton Calls for National Broadband Access System |
France to Strengthen Video Surveillance System (Grand Frère ala France) |
Microsoft Fixes Excel 2007 Calculation Bug |
Chuck Yeager - A Super Sonic Sixty Years |
10-11-2007 |
Blazingly Fast Internet2 Just Got 10x Faster |
FCC Chief Rebuffs Wireless Auction Rule Changes |
Pentagon Launches New Breed of Satellite |
Sony Ericsson 3Q Profit Drops 10%, Margins Strong |
FCC Clarifies Dual Antenna Hybrid Operation Notification Procedures |
Radio Revenues Dip 1% in August |
FCC Faces Internet Decision on AT&T, Qwest |
Arrow Aims at Japan |
Phantom Vibrations: Is That A New BlackBerry Message, Or Is It All in Your Head? |
Taming Tiny, Unruly Waves for Nano Optics |
Free WiFi Comes to UK Buses |
Interest in Space Wanes Despite America's Space Dependency |
Increase in Ethanol Production from Corn Could Significantly Harm Water Quality |
Bush to Veto Surveillance Bill if No Retroactive Immunity to Telecoms That Conducted e-Surveillance w/o Court Orders |
U.S. Military Hits Recruit Goals; 2008 Looks Tougher (nobody will want to serve under Pres. Hillary) |
Google Most Used Search Engine Globally |
10-10-2007 |
GM OnStar Will Soon Let Police Stop Your Car (OnStar - very Orwellian... time for Winston to sell his Chevy) |
Spy Flies All the Buzz at Washington, N.Y. Political Events |
Raytheon Brings Heat-Ray Weapon to Market |
Wireless Expert Demands Technology-Neutral Spectrum Allocation |
U.K. McDonald's Adds Free WiFi to the Menu |
Maxim Takes Legal Action to Protect Amplifier Technology |
3 out of 4 U.S. Consumers Have High Hopes for a Digital Holiday |
Over Half of Mobile Users Believe Losing a Cellphone Would Cause Their Social Life to Suffer |
Corporate America Racked by Uncertainty |
Army Seeks to Leverage Laser Drill Technology forStand-Off Weapon |
Censor's Grip Tightening on Internet in China |
Google and IBM Float Idea for 'Cloud Computing' |
Soyuz Rocket Carries Three to ISS |
Next-Generation Telescopes Excite Astronomers |
Quantum Computing Possibilities Enhanced with New Material |
10-9-2007 |
Hard Disk Pioneers Win Physics Nobel Prize |
Mobile Phone Cancer Risk 'Higher for Children' |
Shakeout Seen Coming in Japan's IC Industry |
NTT DoCoMo, Mitsubishi Electric Introduce "Wellness" Mobile Phone |
Sarbanes-Oxley Flexibility: Too Little Too Late |
Dice Introduces Desktop HD Radio |
Free WiFi for UK Troops in the Field |
Wal-Mart, Sam's Club Pushes RFID Further Along |
Zigbee vs Z-Wave Battle Continues (thanks to OpenSpectrum) |
New Prosthetic Devices Will Convert Brain Signals into Action |
Toshiba Presents GaN Power FET with Record Ku-Band Output Power |
UK: Companies Act 2006 – Updated Overview and Implementation Timetable |
TriQuint Celebrates 100 Millionth Transmit Module |
OpenOffice.org 2.3 - Finally a Viable Replacement for MS Office? |
Long-Lost, Dangerous Asteroid Found Again |
Google Shares Cross $600 Threshold for First Time |
Japanese Automaker Develops Cheaper, More Reliable Anti-Collision System |
10-8-2007 |
UK and US Synchronise Patent Prosecution Process |
FCC to Conduct New White Spaces Testing |
McDonald's Launches Free Wi-Fi in UK Restaurants |
When Your Significant Other is a Computer |
FCC Rejects 2155-2175 GHz Band Applications in Favor of a Rulemaking, Possibly License-Free |
October 2007 ARRL West Coast Qualifying Run Schedule Change |
Motorola Scores Taiwan's Largest WiMAX Network Contract |
Pb Needed to Keep Electronics Reliable |
Woman Says She'll Pay $222K Music Download Verdict Damages |
Japan to Get Health-Monitoring Cell Phone |
California Agency Ducks Web Outage After a Hack |
Early Adoption of Mobile WiMax Gets Underway |
Fuel Cell Firm Claims Delivery of 500 W per Liter from Methanol |
Futuristic Car Makes Reversing Obsolete |
A T-shirt That Finds Wi-Fi Signals |
Tougher Tests Planned for U.S. Missile Defense Programs |
10-7-2007 |
Scientists Defy Gravity by Getting Droplets to Flow Uphill |
Nanotechnology Surges into Health and Fitness Products |
New Technology Quickly Finds Leaks in Spacecraft |
10-5-2007 |
iPod Catches Man's Pants on Fire in Airport |
USPTO Will Begin Study of Patent Examiners' Production Goals |
Mexico City Deploys First City-Wide WiFi Network |
Plane Evacuated After Unattended Cellphone Found |
New Plastic is Strong as Steel, Transparent |
Firms Position for WiMAX |
Ascent Solar Gains Funds from Air Force |
Siemens Pays €210 Million Fine for Communications Unit |
Ig Nobels Honor 'Weird Science' |
TriQuint Ships 5 Millionth Quantum Module in 6 Months for Vodafone’s ULC Phones |
Siemens to Divide into Three Units |
Japanese Lunar Mission Successfully Reaches Orbit |
ESA Pays Tribute to 50 Years of Space |
2007 Ozone Hole 'Smaller Than Usual' |
Kim Jong Il Claims He's An Internet Expert |
10-4-2007 |
Sputnik: The Little Shiny Ball That Changed Everything |
Son of First Ham to Operate in Space to Follow in Father's Footsteps |
Half of the Worlds Mobile Phones are Now "Made in China" |
First Class of Airmen Train for Wideband Global SATCOM |
DARPA Hatches Plan for Insect Cyborgs to Fly Reconnaissance |
IBM Promotes Open Standards in RFID Sphere |
James Michener, K9JM, Wins September QST Cover Plaque Award |
Are Women Being Scared Away from Math, Science, and Engineering Fields? |
Invisibility Cloak Works in Visible Spectrum |
UC Berkeley Posting Lectures on YouTube (duuude) |
Motorola Job Cuts Cost Company More Than $300M So Far |
Qualcomm Under Investigation by EU - Again (seems their fav pastime is investigating U.S. companies) |
Magnetic Properties of Extremely Thin Films Explored |
Smart Meters to Cut Energy Costs |
eBay Urges Congress Approve Internet Tax Ban |
10-3-2007 |
UWB Test: Call for Participation |
Japan's IC Execs See 2008 Upturn |
Dual-Mode Handsets Could Be a Distraction from the Real Convergence Opportunities |
Cellphone Helps Japanese Stay Fit |
ENGlobal Wins Defense Contract to Provide Engineering Services |
Alien Unveils New RFID Tags, Strategy |
Nanotube Forests Grown on Silicon Chips for Future Computers, Electronics |
Lawmaker Urges FCC Clampdown on Access Charges |
Education Levels Predict Dementia (good news for career students) |
FCC Profanity Rule Headed to Supreme Court |
Asteroid Renamed for George Takei (Mr. Sulu, in Star Trek) |
EADS Offers to Take Indians for a Space Ride - for a Price |
Pentagon Says Test Reassures Allies, Enemies that U.S. Missile Defense is Progressing |
Asteroid Flyby in 2029 Still a Concern Warns Russian Astronomer |
Wal-Mart Sells 100 Millionth Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb |
10-2-2007 |
Startup Eyes Battery-Free Wireless Sensor Nets |
EU Mulls Internet Clampdown to Combat 'Terrorism' |
Sputnik Special Event Station Scheduled |
NTT DoCoMo Aims to Make Phone Swiping Obsolete |
IBM Fabs Graphene FETs |
FCC 700-MHz Auction Could Shift Wireless Landscape, Eventually |
Iran Has More Mobile Phones Than Landlines |
CSIRO Hinders 802.11n Wi-Fi System |
Wireless USB 1.1 to Be Finalized in the First Half of 2008 |
Latin American CDMA Decline Continues As Vivo GSM Service Takes off |
FCC Profanity Rule Headed to Supreme Court |
Growth Opportunities Abound in SE Asian Electronics Mfg. Market, OEMs Increasingly Outsource |
U.S. Senate Passes $648B Defense Authorization Bill |
Do Migratory Birds 'See' Earth's Magnetic Field? |
Japan Puts Earthquake-Alert System into Operation |
Study: Boys and Men Worry Less |
10-1-2007 |
Revised Law Prohibits Plane Passengers from Playing Wireless Games |
Nokia to Acquire GPS Map Firm Navteq for $8.1B |
Worldwide Semiconductor Sales Up Sharply in August |
Bluetooth Struggles to Find Its Way in Korea |
London Paper Issues RFID Card to Increase Reader Loyalty |
Freescale Launches Multi-Stage LDMOS RFICs for 2.7 and 3.5 GHz WiMAX Basestation PAs |
EU Begins "Priority" Probe of Qualcomm |
New Night Vision System Reduces Car Accidents |
U.S. Corners 42% of World Arms Market |
Engineered Eggshells to Help Make Hydrogen Fuel |
DC Suburb Public Housing Tenants Make 6-Figure Incomes (your tax dollars at work) |
US missile defense system scores intercept in test |
Secrets of 1957 Sputnik Launch Revealed |
Microsoft Office Goes Online |