7/31/2008 |
Internet Addiction May Be One Click Away |
Kemet (capacitors) Cuts 640 Jobs as Losses Mount |
USAF Sets Orbital Spaceplane Test Flight |
Motorola
Posts Surprise 2Q Profit |
Atom Trap Grabs Magnetic Atoms |
Nokia Increases Funds for VC Investment |
'Noble Resolve' Experiment Tests Emergency-Response Communications |
Microsoft
and Dell to Support Chinese 3G Standard |
Market for SOI to Reach $1.1B by 2012 |
New Technique to Compress Light Could Open Doors for Optical Communications |
Feds Have Primed the Hydrogen Research Pump |
USPTO and National Inventors Hall of Fame Foundation Join Ad Council
to Inspire Invention in Children |
Designed
in China: Domestically Conceived Chip Market Booms in Nation |
Ancient Greek Antikythera Mechanism Appears to Calculate Olympics
Dates |
Multi-Antenna Signal (MAS) Approach Optimizes WiMAX Networks |
German Radio Manufacturer Halts Transceiver Production |
Sheikh Flies Lamborghini 6,500 Miles to Britain for Oil Change (thanks to your willingness to pay
outrageous prices for oil) |
LED City Program in Anchorage |
Europe and Japan Join Forces to Map Out Future of Intelligent Robots |
7/30/2008 |
Wireless Devices May Be at Fault for Certain Health Risks |
Indian Bombings Raise Concerns Among Foreign Investors |
Dutch Amateur Radio
Satellite Now Live |
STMicro-NXP Wireless Readies for August Launch |
Cisco Backs Startup's Video-Over-Wi-Fi Chip |
Return of Glory Days for Semiconductor Industry (seems like just yesterday we had
doom and gloom - wait, it was yesterday) |
LG to
Launch Phones with Dolby Sound Systems |
General Dynamics to Deliver Digital Modular Radios for U.S. Navy
Ships |
Wireless Broadband Growth, WiMax Squeezed |
Judge's Ruling on Sprint Fees Dials up Blow to Cellphone Industry |
RFID Pill Monitors Body Temperature at Walking Race |
Shimmering Ferroelectric Domains |
Lasers Need Lenses No More |
Reports of Electrical Hazards in Iraq Overblown, Pentagon Spokesman
Says |
China to Broadcast Friday's Solar Eclipse Live on Internet
|
Motorola Once Again Reshuffles Business Units |
Cuil Search Engine Mismatches Brand Images |
Electrical Activity on Saturn's Moon Titan Confirmed by Spanish
Scientists |
5.4 Mag Earthquake Shakes Los Angeles |
7/29/2008 |
Virgin Galactic Rolls Out Mothership “EVE” |
Tech Giants Rush to Solar Power |
UK Teens
Warned About "Excessive" SMSing |
Electronic Companies Agree on Home Wireless HD Standard |
Lithium-Ion Batteries for Less |
Recession-Proof Engineering Jobs |
FCC Invited to Test White Spaces Devices at Live Events |
Bioengineers Develop 'Microscope on a Chip' |
Wireless for Process Industry to Reach $1B by 2012 |
Industrial Precision GPS Solutions Experiencing Sustained Growth
Levels |
Using
WiMAX to Link Ambulances to Hospitals |
USPTO: Scope of Foreign Filing Licenses |
Friday's Remote Solar Eclipse Will Be on Internet |
LockMart Demos High Power Electric Propulsion System for TSAT Program |
Gas Crisis Fuels Dubious Online Offers |
Taliban
Burn Down Afghan Phone Tower (...keeping their kinsmen in the Stone Age forever) |
NASA Puts IT to Work Tracking Solar Storms |
Computer Forensics: Beyond the Magnifying Glass |
7/28/2008 |
Cell Phone Cancer Warning Adds to Parental Worries |
Fujitsu Expands in Texas, Semtech in China |
Nintendo Wii: Banned in the USA for Patent Infringement? |
Students Given Opportunity to Practice Intellectual Property Law
Before the USPTO through Law School Clinic Programs |
Sensis Selected by
Canadian Department of National Defence to Modernize Key Components of TRACS/ASR-3
Radar |
IEEE WCET Certification Practice Exam Available |
Biometric Security to Drive $7.3B in Five Years |
Bell
Canada to Cut 2,500 Management Jobs |
High Schoolers Get First Taste of Engineering Challenges |
Unexpected Gap-like Feature Found in Energy Spectrum of Electrons
Tunneling into Graphene's Single Layer of Atoms |
Hamamatsu Shortens Wavelength Record for UV Laser Diodes to 342nm |
Cox Gets $5,000 NAL for Accidental EAS Activation |
A Contact Lens for Lasers |
Boeing to Team with Raytheon on EP-X Aircraft Program |
China Becomes Biggest Net Nation |
Qualcomm, Nokia Avert Mobile World War |
Beijing Shrouded in Smog 2 Weeks Before Olympic Games |
NAVYForMoms.com Reaches
Membership Milestone, Growing Quickly |
First Female Four-Star General Confirmed by Senate |
Can Apple Break Through China's Great Wall of Counterfeits? |
7/27/2008 |
Researchers Discover New States of Electrons That Behave Like Light |
Hittite Rebounds Slightly, But Next Quarter to be Flat |
T-Mobile Picks up NextWave Spectrum |
7/25/2008 |
Germany-Based Infineon Group Posts 3Q
Loss of €592M, Plans to Cut 3,000 Jobs |
Think Your Deleted Texts are Gone? Better Think Again |
SMS to
Garner 83% of All Mobile Messaging Revenues Through 2013 |
Free Internet Proves Popular with Troops |
Microsoft Engineers
Invent Energy-Efficient LCD Competitor |
Ultrahigh-Resolution Electron Microscopy Enters Picometer Scale |
STMicro's Bozotti Sees Signs of Weakness in Automotive, Wireless |
More-Efficient
Thermoelectrics |
Carbon Nanotubes May Have a Darker Side |
T-Mobile
Buys Additional Radio Spectrum |
New Material May Help Autos Turn Heat into Electricity |
China Says It's No. 1 in Web Usage, Surpassing USA |
THEMIS Satellites Discover What Triggers Northern Lights Eruptions |
Canadian Radio Revenues Rise |
Hackers Get Hold of Critical Internet Flaw
(RF Cafe not vulnerable due to
proprietary - and expensive - DNS service) |
Boeing Delivers Fourth HDTV Satellite to DIRECTV |
European Returned Electronics Cost $115B .in 2007 |
Apollo 14 Moon-Walker Claims Alien Contact Cover-Up |
How Computers Have Caused the Number of Britons with Backache to
Double in a Decade |
7/24/2008 |
Pittsburgh Cancer Center Warns of Risk From Cell Phone Use |
Linear Tech Bucks Economic Trends with Record Results |
FCC Issues Citation to Georgia Company for Selling, Importing Unauthorized
RF Devices |
Nanotube Circuits |
Handsets on Track for Growth Despite Declining Price |
Electronics Sales Up, IPC Reports |
Mobile M2M Market Set for 24% CAGR Growth |
Nokia, Qualcomm Settle All Wireless Legal Battles, Enter 15-Year
Agreement |
Australia Ups RFID Power Limit to 4 Watts |
STMicro Narrows Second Quarter Net Loss |
Micro Air Vehicle: 3 Gram 'Dragonfly' Takes Flight |
Strong
Subscriber Growth in China As 600 Million Mark Beckons |
Outsourcing Services Now a Key Part of Manufacturing Chain, Gartner
Reports |
CEA Will Explore 3DTV Standard |
Joint Euro-Russian Manned Spaceship Design Unveiled |
NYC Going High-Tech with Wireless Water Meters
(note: these have been in use
elsewhere for a LONG time - NYC must really be lagging) |
Defense Leaders Promise Improved Contracting Oversight |
Anadigics' Sales Grow to Record $80.5M, Driven by Broadband |
Google Introduces Knol as Wikipedia Alternative |
USGS: Arctic Holds 90B Barrels of Oil (let's go get it, and drive the price of global crude back
to <$50/bbl) |
Solar
Sailing in Space |
The 2008 Perseid Meteor Shower |
7/23/2008 |
Students Given Opportunity to Practice Intellectual Property Law
Before the USPTO through Law School Clinic Programs |
Qualcomm
Loses GSM Patent Lawsuit in Germany |
The Road to 4G: WiMax Leads the Way |
Utilities Say Grid Can Handle Rechargeable Cars |
Electronics
Giants to Create Wireless HD Standard |
IC Insights Lowers 2008 Semiconductor Capex Expectations |
Exotic Materials Using Neptunium, Plutonium Provide Insight into
Superconductivity |
Business Value of RFID-Based Supply Chains Remains Elusive |
90% of Americans
18-28 Years Old Own a PC |
Electronics Retailers Find Service Sells |
Content
to Rejuvenate Revenue Growth in the European Mobile Market |
Britain Set to Become Electric Car Capital of Europe if Brown Seals
Deal with GM |
DNS Security Hole Details Leak Out |
Bad Economy Good for PC Market |
HD Positioned for Sustained Growth Worldwide |
Countering China's Counterfeit Components |
Pre-Design of Laser Weapon Control System Completed |
GM, Ford 'On the Verge of Bankruptcy' |
FEI
Introduces Extreme High-Resolution Scanning Electron Microscopes |
Students Invent Affordable Water Heater |
China Arrests Online Dissident in Pre-Olympics Crackdown |
China Warns Media About "Vulgar" Ads (Yay - no Viagra ads! That's one Communist
policy I could live with)) |
7/22/2008 |
Fab Upgrades Shift GaAs Substrate Demand from 4-inch to 6-inch |
Ericsson
Q2 Profits Plunge 70% |
Oxford University Gets 18% More Light from LCDs |
Nokia, Qualcomm Court Case to be Webcast |
USPTO Extends and Expands Peer Review Pilot |
Ethertronics Delivers World's Smallest Ceramic GPS Antennas |
Belden Cable Acquires Trapeze Networks for $133M |
New Project to Develop GPS-Like System for Moon |
European Satellite Navigation Competition |
Digging a Hole in China |
At FCC Broadband Hearing, Speeches But no Consensus |
Allocation, Price Increases and Fights for Wafers in 2009 |
Nanotechnology: Learning from Past Mistakes |
Energy Applications for Nanotech Draw New Investor Interest |
Hong Kong Rolls out Free Wi-Fi Service |
Hiram Percy Maxim's Telegraph Key Returns to ARRL HQ |
Senators Urge FCC Not to Shut Down Satellite Communications for
Navajo |
Auto Industry Redesigns Engines While Ethanol Debate Rages |
Wii Fit Shortage Predicted for Christmas as Fitness Computer Game
Flies off the Shelves |
7/21/2008 |
A New Competitor to LCD |
SATS Market Seen Set for Major Growth |
Why the Chips (stocks) are Down |
Foundation for Amateur Radio Announces 2008 Scholarship Winners |
Purdue Panel: Fusion Researcher Broke Ethics Rules |
Nanoradio Tunes-In to Atoms |
Virtual World is Sign of Future for Scientists and Engineers |
Taiwan
Expected to Pass 11 Million 3G Subscribers by Year-End |
GaAs and InP to Drive 10Gb/s and 40Gb/s IC Growth |
FreeWave Unveils High-Performance, Tiny Form Factor Wireless High-Speed
Radios with Ethernet |
Motorola Sues Former Executive over iPhone Job |
National Radio Hall of Fame Announces Class of 2008 |
NASA Announces Competitive Grant Programs |
Bluetooth is Watching: Secret Study Gives Bath a Flavour of Big
Brother |
DoD Announces Recruiting and Retention Numbers for June 2008 |
Fake News Headlines are the Latest Spam Storm |
Canada Levies Fees for Public Safety Radio Spectrum |
Emergency Beijing Olympic Pollution Scheme Begins |
The Global Economy is at the Point of Maximum Danger |
Court Dismisses Jackson "Wardrobe Malfunction" Super Bowl
Fine |
Loud Music Can Make You Drink More, in Less Time, in a Bar |
7/20/2008 |
AMD Ousts Ruiz after $1.2B Charge |
China's Economy Slows in Second Quarter |
Controlled Growth of Truly Nanoscale Single Crystal Fullerites for
Device Applications |
North American Semi Equipment Industry in June Reflects Chipmakers'
Caution in Spending |
SimplyRFID Teams Up with Avery Dennison to Offer Customers AD-224
Inlays |
7/18/2008 |
Engineering Jobs Surge on Power |
GaAs
Semiconductor Market Grows 17% Year-on-Year |
Outsourced Development Growing: Should You Worry? |
Satellite Radio Saga Takes Unexpected Turn |
Silicon to Displace GaAs in Automotive Radar from 2013 |
Freescale Draws Industry Heavies to Technical Forum |
Chips Fall Where They May in the 'More Than Moore' Era |
Sony
Ericsson Q2 Profit Slumps 96% - Expects Challenging Q3 |
GM Working on 'Smart' Windshields to Guide Drivers |
Silicon South West - Rising Stars Awards |
China's Homegrown 3G Wireless Standard Goes for the Gold |
Ford's New Smart Intersection Uses GPS to Talk to Cars to Help Reduce
Fuel-Wasting Congestion |
Promising New Method to Fabricate Ultra-Thin Silicon Solar Cells
Developed |
Nokia-Qualcomm Shoot-Out in Delaware |
Sony Promotes TransferJet Short-Range, High-Speed UWB Link |
ARRL Continuing Education
Online Course Registration Open |
RFID Badges at HOPE Hackercon Form Automatic Social Nets and Irony |
Researchers Generate Hydrogen Without the Carbon Footprint |
Game Processor Might Make Its Way into Warfighting Apps |
Memristors: Coming Soon to a Brain Near You |
Raytheon Awarded $1M Contract for GaN Active Electronically Scanned
Lens Array |
Advance Brings Low-Cost, Bright LED Lighting Closer to Reality
|
7/17/2008 |
FCC Sets Schedule for TV White Spaces Tests |
ON Semi Plans Ireland R&D Center and New Jobs |
USPTO Extends and Expands Peer Review Pilot |
ABI Ranks Ultra Wideband Chip Suppliers |
Wi-Fi
Hotspots Stay Hot in 2008 |
Five Million Phones Collected by Verizon Wireless' HopeLine Program |
Wireless Mics at Center Stage as White Space Testing Begins |
60 GHz Group Pushes Back on Gbit Wi-Fi Plan |
Counterfeit Components Cost Industry £1B a Year |
Nokia
Q2 Sales Up - Profits Drop 61% |
Boy, 11, Tracks Speeders with HotWheels™
Radar Gun |
WiMAX Forum Supports European 2.6 GHz Regulation |
Ex-Samsung Chief Given Suspended Jail Term |
FCC Lifts Freeze on Class A Displacement, Expansion Application
Filings |
Quantum Leap - Single Electron Controlled in Silicon |
Say Goodbye to the Computer Mouse |
EU Says
80% of European Ringtone Websites Break the Law |
Wave Power Feeds Electricity to National Grid in World First |
Cities Gone Wireless: Safety or Surveillance? |
Air Force Sets Sights on Next-Generation UAVs |
One Small Step Takes Mankind Nowhere |
U.S. Army Successfully Launches Non Line-of-Sight-Launch System
Precision Attack Missile |
7/16/2008 |
Disgruntled Engineer Hijacks San Francisco's Computer System |
Rock Port, Missouri, First 100% Wind-Powered Community in U.S. |
Near Field Communications Payments to Hit $75B in 2013 |
Physicists Tweak Quantum Force, Reducing Barrier to Tiny Devices |
ARRL, FCC, Meet in
Washington to Discuss BPL Remand |
Brazilians Win Race to Unlock New iPhone |
Semiconductor Equipment Sales to Fall 20% in 2008, SEMI |
IEEE-USA Today's Engineer Digest Wins 2008 APEX Award of Excellence |
T-Mobile
Facing $1.25B Legal Action For Blocking GSM Gateways |
TI Chip Boosts Range for ZigBee |
Raytheon Team to Bid for Indian Satellite Navigation System |
Wireless Device Helps Illuminate the Role of Light on Human Health |
DISH Gets HD Boost with Successful Satellite Launch |
IBM to Invest $1.5B in Nanotechnology |
San Diego State University Improves MEMS Accelerometer Tunability |
Militants
Bypassing Mobile Eavesdropping in Jammu and Kashmir |
Lighter Laptops
Move to Flash-Based Drives |
Pushing
Pixels - 50 Million of Them |
New Nano-Device to See Invisible Light |
Scientists Close in on Source of X-rays in Lightning |
Lawmaker, NPR Want HD Radio Satellite Receivers (using your tax money) |
Day of Reckoning? Super Rich Tax Cheats Outed by Bank Clerk |
7/15/2008 |
Kansas Ham, Son, Electrocuted While Erecting Antennas |
FCC Launches Field Tests of White Space Device Prototypes |
UK Proposes
7 Years in Prison for Sending Text Messages While Driving |
Semiconductor Sales May Escape Harsh Economy's Impact |
SEMI Forecasts Equipment Declines, Seeks U.S. Policy Reforms |
IEEE Approves Standard for Mobile Broadband Wireless Access (MBWA) |
Phishing E-mails Asking
for Personal Information Are Not from ARRL |
Principles Behind Stability and Electronic Properties of Gold Nanoclusters
Identified |
EU Plans
to Cut Roaming SMS Costs |
Navy Gets New Supercomputer |
FCC Chief: Comcast
Sanction Serves as Warning |
Mobile Video Phone Sales Expected to Quadruple Between 2007, 2011 |
Analyst Lowers Handset Growth Forecast |
Falling
WiMAX Chipset Prices Spell Good News for Adoption of Smaller Mobile Devices |
NASA Engineers Moonlighting on Alternative Moon Rocket Project |
NAB: Satcasters' 'Willingness to Deceive' Must Be Addressed |
Magnolia and Kopin to Co-Develop InN-Based Quantum Dot Solar Cells |
Market
is Ready to Make Money Mobile |
Breaking Phone-Call Encryption |
Webroot Founder's Body Found near Honolulu |
7/14/2008 |
HomePlug Powerline Standard Stuck in Stalemate |
Army Prepares Test of New Wireless War Game Gear |
Missed
Phone Call Leads to Emergency Rescue Effort |
Companies Scramble to Stop Cell Phone Trafficking |
Apple Sells 1 Million iPhones in First 3 Days |
Wolfson Microelectronics IC Cutting Noise for Mobiles |
Nanoelectrodes Boost Electrolysis to Cut Hydrogen Fuel Cost |
Indium Nitride-Based Solar Cells Hold Promise for Space, Defense
Applications |
Vietnam Becomes Telecom Hotbed |
Automakers Oppose HD Radio Requirement |
MIT Develops Window Coating that Collects Energy |
Dow Acquiring Rohm and Haas for $18.8B |
See Mars in Wide Screen |
Energy
from Waves |
World's Oldest Blogger Signs off for the Last Time, Aged 108 |
Russian Air Defense Woes a Growing Concern |
1975 Unix Flaw Fixed |
7/13/2008 |
FCC Seeks Comment on Reauction of 700 MHz D Block |
Room Temperature Superconductivity: One Step Closer to Holy Grail
of Physics |
Chevy to Build 10k Volts in 2011, 50k in 2012 |
Scientists Generally Happy with Their Media Interaction |
7/11/2008 |
Desk Rage Spoils Workplace for Many Americans |
Greenpeace Calls Out 3G iPhone, Suggests Toxic Chemicals Usage |
Cosmonauts Make
Risky Spacewalk to Remove Potentially Explosive Bolt |
FCC Summit to Focus on Pandemic Preparations and Communications |
Semiconductor R&D Spending Growth to Show 8% Rise in 2008 |
Nanoscale Lithographic Technology: Finer Lines for Microchips |
FCC Chief Says Comcast Violated Internet Rules |
Bluetooth Demo Proves Low-Energy Technology |
Sony
Ericsson in Talks to Buy Indian Mobile Phone Manufacturer |
Electronic Component Orders Steady in June |
Semi Stocks Sag on Poor Sector Outlook |
Intel Sells Impinj RFID Operation, Deal Expected to Stimulate Market |
Defense 2.0 a Work in Progress |
A Better
Solar Collector |
World Economy Between Recession and Inflation - IMF |
General Dynamics Captures More DOD Satellite Work |
Global Rollout of Apple's iPhone 3G Kicks Off to Cheering Crowds |
Asia
Underground Market Awaits iPhone |
Canadians to iPhone: No Thanks! |
The Google Cars That Will Photograph Every Front Door in Britain (hope they have bullet-proof glass) |
7/10/2008 |
Toyota Engineer Designing Camry Hybrid Works Self to Death |
'Schizophrenic' Wireless Investors in Slump |
Mobile WiMAX Becomes Commercially Available |
Telcos Win Warrantless Wiretap War |
Bluetooth Demo Proves Low-Energy Technology |
Tokyo to Boost Development of OLED Displays |
Better Technology for Developing Plastic Solar Cells and Plastic
Electronic Devices Created |
Verizon
Wireless Early Termination Lawsuit Settlement Puts Sprint at Risk |
U.S. Panel Focuses on China R&D |
Global RFID Interoperability Forum Issues Interim Report |
Online 'Textbooks' See College Doors Opening |
BMW Launches Electric Car Field Trial |
Assembling Nanotubes |
TriQuint Lowers Q2 Guidance from $130-135M to $120M |
Web Experts Hustling to Fix 'DNS Poisoning' Flaw |
Evidence of Water Found Deep within the Moon |
STFC Announces Ambitious £1.906B Science
Funding Programme |
In an Iranian Image, a Missile Too Many |
Secret World Bank Report Blames Biofuels for Food Price Spike |
7/9/2008 |
Memristors Ready for Prime Time |
Tech Industry Holds Its Own Amid Economic Gloom |
International Space Station On-The-Air with ARISS |
Another
Extraordinary Quarter As India Goes on to Take Second Place in the Global Market |
Researchers Work to Develop Non-Flammable Batteries |
Chemical Used in ICs, LCDs in Church of Global Warming Crosshairs |
Japan's
Apple Fans Queue Days Before iPhone 3G Launch |
Clearwire the Big Kahuna in Broadband Wireless |
New Logic: The Attraction of Magnetic Computation |
CSR Demos First Ultra Low Power Bluetooth Handset |
Internet Flaw Could Let Hackers Take Over the Web |
TV Viewing Time Continues to Climb; Viewers Watching on More Devices |
Carly Fiorina (of HP fame) for Vice President? |
60 GHz Efforts Still at Loggerheads |
Acoustic Time Reversal Underwater Broadband |
U.S. About to Lose Lead in Space Race |
NASA Sets Launch Dates for Remaining Space Shuttle Missions |
China's Economy to Become World's Biggest in 2035 |
Congress Studies How People Track Your Online Use |
Rare Microorganism That Produces Hydrogen May Be Key to Hydrogen
Economy |
Texas Oilman Plans All-Out Social Media Blitz for... Wind? |
7/8/2008 |
Siemens
Cutting 16,750 Jobs Worldwide to Cut Costs |
Are Hands-free Cellphones Really Safer? (taxpayer-funded study #2,639) |
AI Beats Human Poker Champions |
Only
3% of People Recycle Their Old Mobile Phones |
Cell Phone Shipments Better Than Expected |
Amorphous Materials: How Some Solids Flow Like Liquids
(e.g., glass) |
Canadian Asteroid-Hunting Satellite a World's First |
University of Kansas Researchers Give Thumbs Up to TV Band White
Space Devices |
EU-Wide Spectrum Management for Full Benefits of Wireless Services |
Booz Allen to Boost Army Communications Technology |
Pricing Remains an Issue for the Semi Industry |
Slashing
Telecom Expenses in a Looming Recession |
A
Picowatt Processor |
Text Messaging Use Explodes in North Carolina by 600% |
Kansas Teen Named 2008 Young Ham of the Year |
RAF's Pilotless Planes Flying Crack Missions in Afghanistan from
8,000 Miles Away |
U.S. Removes 55 Metric Tons of Yellow Cake Uranium from Iraq (to
Canada) |
DARPA Awards AeroVironment Phase II Contract to Develop Nano Air
Vehicle |
China Almost Done with Map of Moon Surface |
FCC Issues NPRM on Sponsor Identification |
Black Tuesday as FTSE Plummets, Bank Shares Tumble and Britain Faces
Recession 'Within Months' |
7/7/2008 |
Worldwide
WiMAX Subscriber Base Closing in on 2 Million |
Mobile CAPEX More Than $131B and Rising |
Wireless Chip Shipments on a Roll |
European RFID Industry to Capture 40% of Global Market by 2016 |
Counterfeit Components Cost Industry £1B a Year |
Raytheon Delivers 100th AESA Radar for Super Hornets, Growlers |
MEMS Microphone Measures 2 mm^2 |
Top 100 OEMs Said to Take 76% of Semis Shipped |
British Electro-Optics Specialist Buys U.S. Competitor |
EU Forms An Opinion on CUS'ing |
Some Coffee Fans Get Grim Delight in Starbucks' Woes |
Next Administration Presents Military & Aerospace Contractor
Opportunities |
Vodafone
Wins $3.3 Billion Tax Battle |
Israel Successfully Tests Missile Interceptor |
Michael Dell Buys $100M in Stock |
Troops in Iraq Receive Free Internet Access for Independence Day |
JupiterResearch Forecasts Broadband Telephony Market Will Nearly
Double Between 2007 and 2013 |
Many Dial-Up Users Don't Want Broadband |
U.S. BLM Freeze on Solar Energy Projects Lifted |
Mobile Carriers See Gold in Femtocells |
7/6/2008 |
GaN and GaAs High Power Process Research Leads to Advances for Military
Applications |
First Measurements of the Solar Wind Termination Shock by Voyager
2 Spacecraft |
STEREO Creates First Images of the Solar System's Invisible Frontier |
Mobile Users Make Same Mistakes As Disabled PC Users |
World's First Robotic Barman Could Spell Last Orders for Pub Staff |
7/4/2008 |
Flip-Chip Changes on the Horizon |
55% of Americans Now Have Broadband at Home |
WiMAX
Forum Supports Decision on Harmonization of 2.6 GHz Bands |
Hollywood Spy Gadgets Used at Home, Office |
EDA Revenue Dips, Growth Likely Outside North America |
China's Shot Heard Around the Galaxy |
German
Regulator to Discontinue Regulation of Selected Telecom Markets |
Worms Do Calculus to Find Meals |
Unique Pulsars Prove Einstein's Theory |
Government Backs Down over Plans to Close Britain's 'Eye in the
Sky' Jodrell Bank Observatory |
Russia Seals Agreement with Private Investor for Space Tourism |
Microsoft Steps up IE8 Security |
MESSENGER Settles Old Debates and Makes New Discoveries at Mercury |
Rush's Deal Worth $400 Million |
Lawsuit Seeks Information on U.S. Cell-Phone Tracking |
7/3/2008 |
Patent Pools May Flow in Wake of Latest Alliance |
India
to Be the Largest Market for Mobile WiMAX by 2013 |
Nanomachine Senses with Single Electron Transistor |
One-Quarter of the World to Use Internet by 2012 |
Motorola Survey Reveals Significant Savings from Mobile Worker Use
of GPS |
FCC Broadcast Complaints, Inquires Decline in Q3 '07 |
New Form of Energy-Transfer Processes: Atomic Tug of War |
Plasma, LCDs Blamed for Accelerating Global Warming
(d***ed if you do, d***ed if you don't) |
Cops Ask Public for Text-Message Crime Tips |
European
Mobile Broadband Services Jeopardized by Regulation |
DOJ Sued Over Cell Phone Tracking Practices |
Thin Film to Take 28% of PV Market by 2012 |
Cutting Energy Prices with Compressed Air |
First Images of Solar System's Invisible Frontier |
Unions Say NSPS Rules Could Hurt DOD Employees |
China's Global Position on GPS Handsets |
Libya
Becomes First African Nation to Pass 100% Penetration Level (that would be cellphones) |
FCC Sets Hearing on Communications Financing |
GM Shares Fall Below $10 for First Time Since 1954 (chart) |
The Scientific
Flash Behind the Fireworks |
Quantum Dots Can Penetrate Skin Through Minor Abrasions (be sure to wear your gloves when handling
QDs) |
7/2/2008 |
Currency Exchange Continues to Blight Euro Chip Sales |
Noise-Canceling Chip for Cell Phones Could Also Improve Voice Recognition
Systems |
Chip Cooling Technology Achieves 'Dramatic' 1,000-Watt Capacity |
Printed
Optical Electronics Come into View |
UK Government Urged to Back Plastic Electronics to the Hilt |
Super Atoms Turn Periodic Table Upside Down |
Gallium Nitride Photodetector Targets Bioterrorism |
Plastic Electronics Have a Bright Future in Flexible Laptops |
A Sat-Nav
Which Predicts Traffic Jams |
K & F Electronics to Supply FAA with Printed Circuit Boards |
Bidding Launched to Build Europe's Galileo Sat-Nav System |
Swedish
Bus Service Offers In-Coach Wi-Fi Coverage |
Garbage
In, Megawatts Out |
Advanced Photonix's Losses Grow after Telecom & Defense Sales
Slump |
Ericsson
Deploying Solar Powered Base Station in Suriname |
NASA Goddard Has More Than a Dozen Exciting Missions in Next Year |
Post-Exercise Caffeine Helps Muscles Refuel (oh yeah) |
Sony "Tactile Pixels" Patent Hints at Touch Screen Innovations |
U.S. Auto Sales Plunge 18 Percent on High Gasoline Prices ('have to adapt' - Saudi
King Abdullah) |
Starbucks to Close 600 U.S. Stores ('have to adapt' - Saudi
King Abdullah) |
7/1/2008 |
Transceiver Market to Grow 8x in 10 Years |
Feds Call Halt to New Solar Plant Permits on Public Lands |
Imperial Heart Implant Pulses RF Piezo Oscillator |
Cable TV Spec Could Revive Living Room PC |
New Process Creates 3-D Nanostructures with Magnetic Materials |
Pentagon to Buy More Spy Satellites |
Physicists Create Millimeter-Sized 'Bohr Atom' |
Consumer Electronics Keep Semi Sales Strong, SIA |
Olympic Nightmare: A Red Tide Turns in the Yellow Sea Green |
Step Towards Laser Cooling of Semiconductors |
Couples Offered £1M Space Weddings That Are Out of This World |
Developing
Markets Driving Demand For Mobile Devices |
Cable, Satellite Customer Satisfaction Falls |
Why Doesn't Washington Like Free Radio? |
Philippine
Rebels Stage More Attacks |
AT&T Plans Roughly $250M in Network Investments in 2008 |
THAAD Radar Successful in Missile Defense Test |
Apple Security Update Plugs Holes in Ruby |
Oil Making 'Overnight Millionaires' in North Dakota |
Robot
Learns to Use Tools |
Unprotected Internet Users Received 70 Spam Emails per Day a Month
after Setting up Account |
New Soil Analysis Suggests It Rained on Mars Long Ago |