4-30-2008 |
Indian Rocket Puts a Record 10 Satellites into Orbit |
Senate Rejects FCC’s Media Ownership Rules |
Canadian
Union Wants More Pay for Workers with BlackBerrys |
National Semi Cuts 130 Jobs |
China
Mobile Market Share Hits 70% as Growth Rate Continues on Upward Trend |
Government Skills Policy Damaging Electronics, Says Lord Leitch |
SEMI Suggests Semiconductor Market Losing $4B Annually to IP Infrigement |
Copper Nanowires Grown by New Process Create Long-Lasting Displays |
Epcos Acquires NXP's RF MEMS Business |
Loral Spins a Giant Web in Space as First ICO Bird Comes Alive |
ICO Launches DVB-SH-Based Mobile TV Satellite |
Industry Groups Combine to Boost WiMAX Roaming |
Flextronics Earnings Beat Estimates; Shares Rise |
U.S. Air Force Pursues Promise of Carbon Nanotubes |
Beating the Codebreakers with Quantum Cryptography |
New A123 Systems Li-Ion Battery Could Help Electric Cars Dominate
the Roads |
Canadian Car Parts Maker Testing Electric-Compressed Natural Gas
Hybrid |
Federal Reserve Expected to Cut Rates One More Time |
Wind Turbines Can Trigger Epileptic Fits and Seizures |
Tech Gizmos Increasingly Target Toddlers |
4-29-2008 |
FCC Updates Public and Broadcasting Manual |
Microsoft Device Helps Police Pluck Evidence from Cyberscene of
Crime |
USPTO and EPO to Pilot Patent Prosecution Highway |
Spectrum 'Spaces' Hold Allure for Technology Companies |
Hittite's Q1 Revenues Rise 19% Year-on-Year |
STMicro Posts 1Q Loss; Hurt by Dollar, Charges |
EC: UK Government Ripping off Mobile Phone Users |
FCC's McDowell Says It is on 'Collision Course' with First Amendment
over Localism |
'Tiny Radio Antennas' Under Skin Could Act as Remote Sensors of
Humans' Emotional, Physiological State |
Mobile
Rich Media Advertising to Near $2.8B by 2012 |
Possible New Element Could Rewrite Physics Textbooks |
The
Making of a New Collider |
Radio Free Europe Says It's Under Cyber Attack |
Canadian Car Parts Maker Testing Electric-Compressed Natural Gas
Hybrid |
'Sticky Nanotubes' Hold Key to Future Technologies |
Northern Lights Glimmer with Unexpected Trait |
4-28-2008 |
India Becomes World's Second Largest Wireless Network |
Union
Calls for Cancer Research into Semiconductor Workers |
Defense Companies Report First-Quarter Earnings |
Court Finds FCC Violated Administrative Procedure Act in BPL Decision |
Mobile Shipments of 289M in Q1 Exceed Expectations |
GPS Units Headed for Commodity Future |
iPods Cause Allergies |
High-Tech Contributions to Prez Candidates Top $25M |
Number
of Mobile Phones Now Exceeds Australia's Population |
Shanghai Drivers Warned About Unlicensed Radios |
Doomed Chernobyl Reactor to Be Buried in Giant Steel Coffin |
DISH’s DVB-SH Testing Could Gel with 700 MHz Plans |
A
Computerized Combat Glove |
International Electronics Blues Band Lives Again |
Matsushita Profit Surges on Sales of Cell Phones, TVs |
A ¼ of the Way There: HDTVs Reside in
25% of U.S. Households
(not mine, though) |
U.S. Coast Guard Selects Selex Surveillance Radar System |
Wireless Fuels Verizon's Q1 |
Low-Carbon Electricity is Needed to Power Plug-In Hybrids |
Coffee May Protect Against Breast Cancer (more good news from the coffee front) |
4/27/2008 |
Light Research Opens Door for Optical Storage and Computing |
Electric Dirt and Street Motorcycles Make Debut |
Petrol Stations Run Dry Ahead of Grangemouth Refinery Strike |
Self-Assembling Method Could Lead to Inexpensive Diamond-Like Crystals
for Technology |
4-25-2008 |
Cellphone Market Q1 Growth Fastest Since 2006 |
Ericsson's
Shares Soar on Better-Than-Forecast Sales, Profit |
DoD May Push Back on Apple's P.A. Semi Bid |
Carl Zeiss to Focus on Nanotechnology in North American HQ |
NASA Plans 5G Communications
'Nanosats' |
UK Engineering Body Calls on Government to Act over Registration |
Is RIM Behind the Curve in 3G Handsets? |
Telecoms
Firms Face New Competition from Disruptive Innovators |
New Features to the Trademark Electronic Search System (TESS) |
ARRL Lab Test Engineer Leaves HQ Staff to Work for Synergy |
BAE Systems to Develop Secure Military Communications Network |
Silence on Tax Exemptions Hurting Indian Startups |
DTI Says Intellectual Property Theft a Growing ?Concern |
Microsoft Issues Final Threat to Yahoo |
Motorola Reports Handset Unit Losses Reach $194M |
Obering Would Welcome 'Missile Defense Race' |
Greenpeace Founder Now Backs Nuclear Power |
Load Up the Pantry |
Testing and Improving the Exceptional Vision of Athletes |
Bill's Billions Dwindle in 08Q1 |
4-24-2008 |
RIM to Open New R&D Facility in Germany |
Ad-Funded, Free Telco Reaches 100,000 Clients in UK |
New 'Anechoic
Chamber' Key to Mobile Phone Research |
The State of the Global Telecosm |
NextWave
Wireless Puts its U.S. Radio Spectrum Up for Sale |
Anadigics Sales Rise 10% to a Record $74.4M |
Silicon Nanotubes for Hydrogen Storage in Fuel Cell Vehicles |
Motorola Loss Widens, Phone Sales Weaken |
Skyworks Exceeds $200M Quarterly Revenue Guidance |
U.K. Set to Unveil Defense Technology Plans |
High-Speed Bluetooth Integrates Wi-Fi |
Secure Communications Via Space |
At NAB 2008, Technology Advances Despite Industry Concerns |
Qualcomm Quarterly Profit Up, Raises '08 View |
TriQuint's Profits Hit by Military/Network R&D Costs
|
EU Galileo SatNav Project Gets Final Greenlight |
China Ties U.S. for Most Web Users |
Ford Swings to $100M Profit in 1st Qtr, Beats Wall Street |
'You're Dumped': Texting Makes Life Easier for Cowards |
4-23-2008 |
FCC Chief Says No Need for New Regulation of the Internet |
Engineer Charged With Passing Nuclear Info to Israel |
NFC Technology
May Bring Wave of Change to Mobiles |
Intel Invests $500M
in Taiwan WiMax |
TowerStream: First With 802.16e in the US? |
SEC Charges
Broadcom with Stock Option Backdating
(I thought we were done with these) |
Sony
Ericsson 1Q Net Profit Slumps 48% |
Initial $1.16B BAMS Contract Goes to Northrop |
Antenna Expert L. B. Cebik, W4RNL, Dies at 68 |
Data Prices Fall, Usage Booms |
Photoluminescence in Nano-Needles |
From
Crackberry to "Lax" Berry |
Cultural Divide Leaves Telcos, TV a World Apart |
EADS Buys U.S. Civil Security Business |
Samsung Chairman Falls on Sword, Takes Full Blame for Scandal |
Mobile
Service Providers Lead All Industries in Brand Value Growth |
Era of Cheap Food Ends as Prices Surge (might be cheaper to drink your biofuel) |
Oil Nears $120 |
Bionic Eye Implants Make Blind 'See Again' in Pioneering Operation |
Arctic Ice More Vulnerable to Sunny Weather (Wow! Who would have guessed?) |
4-22-2008 |
Web Site Aims to Limit Channels for Fake Chips |
Taiwan President-Elect Aims to Lure Tech Investment |
AT&T
1Q Net Up 22% on Strong Wireless Growth |
China Passes U.S. with 220 Million Online |
Lockheed, Rice U. Team Up for Nano R&D |
First Steps to Topological Quantum Computer on GaAs? |
World's Fastest Satellite Internet Connection to User Terminal Via
KIZUNA |
Solar Silicon Boom Wanes as new Plants Sprout |
The Race to Build the Biggest, Baddest Telescope Continues |
Nearly
20% of Mid- and High-End Mobile Devices Will Run a Linux Operating System by 2013 |
Powerful Antenna Attached to NASA's GLAST Satellite |
Laptops as Earthquake Sensors |
Carphone Warehouse Dumps Personal Data in Street |
Primitive Alien Life May Exist, Stephen Hawking Says |
NAB 2008 Attendance Down |
Oil Near Record-High on Supply Woes, China Demand |
Rough Re-Entry &
Landing May Point to Quality Control Problems in Russia (yikes - how would you like to fall through
the atmosphere it that contraption?) |
Aerodynamic Truck Trailer Cuts Fuel and Emissions by up to 15% |
Venture Capital Firms Back Electric Cars |
4-21-2008 |
'Nerdic' Geek Speak Taking World by Storm? |
Tower Erector Group Issues Safety Checklist |
Australia State Bans Laser Pointers, Lists as 'Prohibited Weapons' |
Communication from Car to Car - DLR Brings Mobile Communications
Network into Operation |
Saint-Gobain Acquires GaN Substrate Maker Lumilog |
How a Google Engineer Hacks His Energy Usage |
NEC Electronics to Show Larger Loss |
Breakthrough in Nanotechnology by Uncovering Conductive Property
of Carbon-Based Molecules |
ARRL to Discontinue
Web Classifieds |
Vietnam's First Satellite Launched After 13-Year Preparation |
China Supplier Survey: Rising Manufacturing Costs Increase Product
Prices |
Growth of World Trade Drops Sharply |
Senator Urges FCC to Block XM-Sirius Deal |
Experiencing Virtual Products Prior to Product Development |
1st Ever to Marriage in Space to be Conducted by Virgin Boss |
Bikini Atoll's Nuked Coral Reef Bounces Back to Life |
World’s Rich Shrug off Credit Crunch (there are 8 million millionaires, and I'm not one of them) |
Attacks in Middle East, Nigeria Send Oil to Record $117.40 (terrorists' coffers are looking pretty
good these days - are you happy?) |
See Mercury,
the Elusive Planet |
Russian Space Capsule Lands Hard, 260 Miles Away from Target Site |
4-20-2008 |
Google Shares Soar 20% to Record 1-Day Gain |
Music Has Its Own Geometry |
HD Enthusiasts Crying Foul over Cable TV's Crunched Signals |
Russian Agency Demands Registration for All WiFi Devices |
4-18-2008 |
Rensselaer
to Require All Engineering Students to Study Abroad |
Nerds Might
Live Longer |
AIA: Spend More on Defense |
Manchester University Makes Single Atom Graphene Transistor |
Los Alamos National Laboratory Develops New Terahertz Tuners
|
LG Electronics Posts Strong Q1 Profit on Handsets |
Chromium's Hidden Magnetic Talents Discovered |
BAE Systems Develops Anti-Jamming GPS Receivers |
FCC Weighs Dispute Over Network Practices |
USPTO
Introduces Its New Financial Profile System |
Amateur Radio Well Represented at National Hurricane Conference |
Plasmonic
Imager Could Slim Down Spy Satellites |
Motorola Names New Cell Phone Chiefs |
German Whizz Kid Got it Wrong on NEO Calculation: NASA |
Crackdown on Cell Phones on Public Transit Ignites Debate |
5.2 Mag Earthquake Hits Illinois |
WiFi Devices Vulnerable to Location Spoofing Attacks |
AT&T to Cut More than 4,000 Workers After 2007 Acquisitions |
NASA Spacecraft Fine Tunes Course for Mars Landing on May 25 |
4-17-2008 |
U.S. Patent Chief: Applications Up, Quality Down - Approvals at
42% |
Raytheon Demonstrates GaN Advantages in Radar Components |
RFMD Expands Product Portfolio to Microwave and Millimeter-Wave
Components |
European
3G Base Breaks 80 Million Mark |
Alenia Opens Electromagnetic Emission Test Chamber |
Wireless
for Process Manufacturing to Reach $1.1B in 2012 |
Nokia
Profits Up - Misses Forecasts |
Electric Solar Wind Sail Could Power Future Space Travel in Solar
System |
Wireless Security Gets Boost from New Products |
World's First Thermal Nanomotor Propelled by Changes in Temperature |
DHS Extends Stay for 20,000 Foreign High Tech Grads
(doing the jobs Americans can't do,
per DHS) |
Worldwide Semi Equipment
Spending to Drop 20% in 2008, Gartner |
March Radio Ad Revenue Drop Worst Since 2001 |
GAO Concerned About DOD Gear on eBay |
Austrian
Town Bans Ringtones on Public Transport |
Micro Sensor and Micro Fridge Make Cool Pair |
Canadian Police Taze Ticketless Riders Fleeing from Train Inspectors |
Finally! The
'Robot Hall of Fame' |
Clothes
that Monitor Health |
4-16-2008 |
Magnificent Seven Band Together for 4G Showdown |
Hong Kong Plans a 'Wireless Lifestyle' |
Annual Armed Forces Day Crossband Test Scheduled for May |
Zuma Says Foreign Skills Welcome in South Africa |
Artificial Material May Revolutionize Electronics |
After Stumbles, Boeing Has a Lot Riding on GPS 3 |
France
Telecom Reportedly Weighs $54B TeliaSonera Bid |
Campuses on High Tech Alert |
T-Mobile USA: 3G, Going on 4G? |
IBM Invested $7.9M in 2007 Lobbying; Does Tech Favor Democrats? |
China Moves to Bolster IP Laws |
Cubans
Mob Phone Stores as New Government Begins Offering Unrestricted Cellular Service |
Tesla Sues Former Auto Designer |
Space Radiation May Cause Premature Ageing in Astronauts |
EDN Names Winners
of 18th Annual Innovation Awards
(what - no one nominated RF Cafe?) |
Connecticut Students to Get $100 Cash for Passing AP Tests |
Zoombak Unveils Universal GPS Locator |
EU Inflation Highest in 16 Years |
61% of Americans Want Indecency Rules for 'Net Radio' |
4-15-2008 |
Taxes in the U.S. Due Today (the freeloaders are counting on you - BTW,
½ our population pays 0 taxes) |
E-Filing Fees Under Attack (those who pay most taxes are charged, others free) |
U.S. Overwhelmed by H-1B Visa Requests |
WiMAX
Demo Shows a 50 km Broadband Internet Connection at 450 MHz |
Cubans Line up for Their First Cellular Phones (1st text messages sent: "get me outta
here!") |
EADS Seeks to Build Up North American Division |
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market to Exceed $13B by 2014 |
Oxford University Makes Digital Radio Breakthrough |
Nokia Launches New Phone with Electronic Wallet |
Social Engineers Get Caught in the Web |
Getting Wired for Terahertz Computing |
Majority
of Australians Say Mobile Internet is Too Expensive |
Toward a Quantum Internet |
Russia Should Promote Hi-Tech, Not Just Space Services - Putin |
Patent Office Curriculum Teaches Kids Respect for Intellectual Property |
Black Hole Pioneer
John Wheeler Dies at 96 |
Cornell Robot Sets a Record for Distance Walking |
Laser Triggers Electrical Activity in Thunderstorm for the First
Time |
Retailing Chains Caught in a Wave of Bankruptcies |
Boeing Successfully Flies Fuel Cell-Powered Airplane |
Oil Sets New High Above $113/bbl |
California in for a Devastating Quake Within 30 Years - 99% Mag
6.7 or Greater |
4-14-2008 |
Ericsson
Signs $1.44B Worth of GSM Contracts in China |
U.S. Electronic Warfare Spending Driven by IEDs |
Supply Index Gauges Product Demand by Engineers |
Australia Requests Bids for $8.8B Broadband Network |
More Safety for Cell Phone Batteries |
QST Contributing Editor H. Ward Silver, N0AX, Named "Amateur
of the Year" |
New Drug Protects Against Radiation Damage (great news for obsessive cellphone users!) |
Molecular
Waterproofing for Mobile Phones Gets Investment Funding |
CSR Shows Low Power Bluetooth for Medical Body Monitor |
THz QCL Operating Temperature Raised by 10°C |
Scientists Find a Surprise When They Look for What Binds in Superconductivity |
Growth in Ringback Tones 'Cash Cow' for Mobile Market |
How
to Make Graphene |
Fortress Technologies, Telos Team on U.S. Army Front-Line Mobile
Communications |
U.S. Housing Collapse Spreads Overseas |
Railway
Cellphone Attacker Escapes Jail |
Geological Survey Calls Find Largest Reserves Outside Alaska |
Supercomputers Simulating as Close as Possible to Reality |
US Banks Citigroup and Merrill Lynch Reveal Fresh $15B Loss |
4-13-2008 |
U.S. Stocks Slide on Unexpected Drop in General Electric Profit
- "Shocking" |
IBM Makes New Bubble Memory |
Organic Materials May Be Wave of the Future in Digital Signal Processing |
Flat Electronic
Component Orders Reflect Industry’s 'Wait and See' Attitude |
G-7 Signals Concern on Dollar's Slide, Weaker Growth |
4-11-2008 |
Airbus Starts World's Largest RFID Project |
U.S. High-Tech Lobbying Grows |
FCC Fines Major Retailers over DTV Transition Rules |
More Cities Offer WiFi on Buses |
State Parks Blaze Trails for Wireless Internet Service |
Powerful
New Satellite to Debut over Pacific |
Canada Blocks $1.31B Bid by U.S. Company for Satellite Company |
NXP, ST Combine
Wireless Operations for Handset-Focused Joint Venture |
EU Strikes a Blow Against Data Hoarding |
Can You Hear Me Now? Taliban Fears Cell Phones |
MIT Creates Art from Computer Viruses |
QPC Lasers Ships High-Power Miniaturized Ultra laser to Prime |
Sunnier Prospects for Polysilicon |
Denmark Is Most Networked Economy |
Stop 'Stealing' from Contractors, Chiefs Told |
Business Giants Install 'Power Nap Pods' to Boost Productivity of
Workforce (bottom pic looks like
the Get Smart 'Cone of Silence') |
Raytheon Wins Contract For Radar-Jamming Variant of It's Miniature
Air Launched Decoy |
Expert Foresees 10 More Years of Research & Development to Make
Solar Energy Competitive |
4-10-2008 |
Scientists Take Drugs to Boost Brain Power |
FCC Approves Emergency Text Messages |
Kansas Becomes 26th State to Have PRB-1 Law |
GSA Ranks Chip Vendors, Saw Fabless Sales Up 7% in 2007 (Intel still #1) |
Olympic Torch Emits 11 Million Pounds of CO2 |
Air Force Secretary Wants More Routers in Space |
Modernized GPS Satellite Begins Operations |
India
May Raise 3G Spectrum Reserve Price |
R&D Firm Developing Passive Ultra-Wideband RFID |
New Zealand
Mobile Costs Too High by International Standards |
Telos to Develop, Deploy Secure Wireless Networks at Army Tactical
Operations Centers |
Solar Balloons to Power Remote Areas? |
Radio Still the First Source for New Music |
Printed Electronics Seeks New Territories |
Broadcasters Form Traffic Consortium |
Lentz: Content-Centricity Key to DOD Communications Security |
'Well Above-Average' Hurricane Season Forecast for 2008 (are these the same folks that bombed the
last two years?) |
Nokia to Pay $314M to Close German Plant |
DoCoMo Cell Phones Mobile Fragrance-Equipped |
4-9-2008 |
U.S. Hits Cap on H-1B Visa Petitions for Fiscal 2009 |
Electronics Market Set to Grow 5.9% - iSuppli |
Nokia
Plans Swiss Research Facilities |
Newly Discovered Fundamental State of Matter - Superinsulator Created |
First Mobile WimMAX Certified Products on a Roll |
Microsoft Ends Support for Visual Basic 6.0 (there is a LOT of legacy test automation
code out there in VB6) |
Weak Dollar Set to Drive 15,000 Tech Jobs Cuts in Israel |
Battle Gets Down and Dirty Over TV White Spaces |
GSM Family
Subscriptions Reach 3 Billion Worldwide (like the old saying goes - "The family that uses cellphone
together, get brain cancer together.") |
Mobile Location Based Services Revenue to Reach $13B Worldwide by
2013 |
Shift to Internet of Advertisers Spelled Disaster for CBS News Staff (iow, the Old Media is dying) |
AMD Slashes 10%
of Workforce |
GAO: Feds Live Lavishly on Credit Cards |
New Anti-Terror
Weapon: Hand-Held Lie Detector
(coming to an HR office near you) |
Sub-Saharan African Growth Remains Robust, but Global Forecast Slashed |
How New Technology Keeps the Olympic Torch Flame Burning (except when it needs to be extinguished
due to worldwide protests... read what someone posted on
The Torch) |
Oil Prices Head Towards $109/bbl |
Breakthrough in Biofuel Production Process |
4-8-2008 |
Engineers' Algorithm Picks Kansas to Win NCAA Championship |
EU to Allow Cell-Phone Use on Airplanes (and you thought screaming babies
were bad!) |
Harris Gets More Radio Work from U.S. Marine Corps |
Robots Seen Doing Work of 3.5M People in Japan |
Hamburger-Making
Device Wins Purdue's Rube Goldberg Engineering Contest |
Home Automation Group Uses Enocean Radio Layer |
Seven
Men Arrested over SMS Scam |
Huge Growth Seen for Mobile Broadband |
'Radio Index' Report: Radio Audience Remains Loyal |
Vacant Airwaves Spur TV-Tech Turf Battle |
First Korean Astronaut Blasts Off |
'The Grid' Could Soon Make the Internet Obsolete |
GPS Technology Helps Cut Down Fuel Costs and Pollution |
Teenagers
Turning Their Back on Nokia - Prefer Sony Ericsson and Samsung |
Physicist: Secrets of Universe Soon to Be Unlocked |
TDRS-1 Satellite Reaches 25 Years of Age |
Alert: Climate Change Hits Beer Production |
Medical Errors Cost US $8.8B, Result in 238,337 Potentially Preventable
Deaths for 2004-2006 |
4-7-2008 |
Domain Name Sells for $2.6 Million (buy RFCafe.com for only $1M) |
Ballmer Threatens Yahoo with Hostile Takeover |
SiBeam Gains $40M in Funding for mm-wave ICs |
NTT DoCoMo's
Share in Japanese Mobile Phone Market Sinks Below 50% |
Field Day Station
Locator Up and Running |
Virginia First State to Require Internet Safety Lessons |
Nanotechnology Now Used in Nearly 500 Everyday Products |
AT&T Plans Fast 4G Wireless Rollout |
U.S. Military Prepares Cyberwarfare Offensive |
Older Americans Among Those Opting for Cell Phones over Landlines |
France Mulls Slicing 3G License into Blocks |
Icera Sirific RF Baseband Tie-Up Takes on Qualcomm |
EADS Astrium to Buy Surrey Satellite from University of Surrey |
Innovative Atom Trap Catches Highly Magnetic Atoms, Cools Atoms
to Almost Absolute Zero |
Boeing Updates Tanker-Protest Documents |
Aerospace Jobs Going to Mexico |
Longer-Lasting Batteries for Laptops |
'Toxic Socks' Raise Concerns; Unknown Risks from Nanosilver Cited |
Brits Kickstart Broadband Spectrum Offer |
4-6-2008 |
91,400 High-Tech
Jobs Added in the U.S. in 2007 |
Potential Hydrogen-Storage Compound Could Fuel Hydrogen-Powered
Cars |
IBM Eligibility
for Federal Government Business Reinstated by EPA |
Testing Shows XP Still Outperforms Vista |
4-4-2008 |
Senate Prepares to Debate Patent Reform Bill |
Verizon to Use New Spectrum for Advanced Wireless |
Motorola Cuts Another 2,600 Jobs |
Vodafone
Warns About Indiscrete Public Conversations |
BAE Systems May Cut Nearly 600 Jobs |
Planning Skills Make Engineers Good 'Field Operatives' |
Cell
Phone Usage Continues to Increase in the USA |
Global Temperatures Have Not Risen Since 1998 |
AT&T Wanted Unrestricted Spectrum |
Google Mulls Next Moves on U.S. Wireless Networks |
CTIA: From 'Can
You Hear Me Now?' to 'Can You See Me Now?' |
Skype Unlikely to Get FCC OK on Opening Wireless Networks |
Parents Should Use GPS Phones to Track Teens |
Kerry (aka Lurch) Tells FCC:
Don't 'Rubber Stamp' DOJ Decision On XM-Sirius |
Girl Beaten and Shot Dead by Her Father for Using Facebook
|
4-3-2008 |
Intel Unveils Tiny Chips Tailored for Mobile Internet Gadgets |
Who Got H-1B Visas Petitions Approved Last Year? |
Superconductors Could Help Spacecraft Hover |
Nanotubes Connect at 1 GHz |
Microchip Car Immobilizer System Cracked |
Engineering 'Mindset' Doesn't Include Politics |
Jules Verne
Vessel to Dock with Space Station |
British
Employees Using Job Offers to Haggle for Pay Rises |
USPTO and IP Australia to Pilot Patent Prosecution Highway |
The 25 Most Disruptive Companies |
Cell Boosters Coming for the Home |
Bush Sees 'Unprecedented' Cooperation with Russia on Missiles |
Source of Solar Wind Discovered |
Software
Engineer Arrested for Stealing Telecoms Trade Secrets |
Americans Prefer Energy Fix to Cancer Cure |
Software Tackles Production Line Machine 'Cyclic Jitters' |
Michigan Fifth-Grader Finds 27-Year-Old Mistake at Smithsonian Science
Museum |
Feds Ready for Ipv6 |
4-2-2008 |
Duh! Science
Confirms the Obvious |
Half of Online Americans Say Radio is 'Important' in Their Lives |
South
African Pupils Seek to Improve Math Results Using a Mobile Phone |
Graphene Super Transistors (Apr 2008
Scientific American has great article on graphene) |
Court Rejects U.S. Patent Office's New Rules |
Transparent Computer Monitors? First 'Active Matrix' Display Using
Nanowires |
Indian
Electronics Group Interested in Buying Motorola Handsets Division |
New Editions of The
ARRL Repeater Directory Now Shipping |
Semiconductor Materials Grew 14% in 2007 |
Motorola to Stop Singapore Mobile Phone Production |
Survey
Says US Consumers are Now Satisfied with Their Wireless Service |
FCC Says No to Skype's Petition for Open Networks |
ESA Confirms SSTL's GIOVE-A Full Mission Success |
UC Berkeley's College of Engineering Places 3rd Nationwide, Following
MIT and Stanford |
WiMax-Based Service Integrates Cellphone, TV |
Massive Job Cuts in Space Program Likely |
Mobile Commerce is Japan's E-Commerce |
Researchers Compress Music Files 1000x Smaller than MP3s |
Dell to Cut 8,800 Jobs, Closes Desktop Plant to Save $3B |
4-1-2008 |
Wanted or Not, H-1B Visa Process Starts on April 1 |
NXP RFID Encryption Cracked |
RFMD Announces Retirement of Two Co-Founders |
Babbage's 8,000-Part Difference Engine Heads for California |
TI integrates GPS with Bluetooth, ULP and FM |
Hybrid Satellite-Cellular Networks: New Radio Opportunity or Bust |
Samsung Wife to Be Questioned |
Nitronex and Merrimac to Develop Highly Integrated PAs for Wireless
Infrastructure |
IC Stockpiles Seen down as Suppliers Cut Back |
Pentagon Awards Research Grants |
Lost
Without Your Mobile? Sounds Like a Case of 'Nomophobia' |
Nanoelectronics: Compression of Light Directly Observed by Scientists |
Nonelectric
Hybrid Engines |
IBM Suspended from Seeking New Federal Contracts |
Banks Ask New York Court to Dismiss Clear Channel Suit |
Lockheed Martin Wins $766M Military Radio Deal |
Ten Exotic Planets Outside Our Solar System Discovered with New
Technique |
Hackers Flood Epilepsy Web Forum with Flashing Lights
(soulless smart alecks) |
IOC to Beijing:
Open Internet During Olympics |
Index Shows SA Factory Activity to be Near 5-Year Low |
USA 2008: The Great Depression |
Huge Meteorite Impact Found in UK -- Britain's Largest |