3-31-2008 |
Cell Phones Could Be More Dangerous Than Cigarettes or Asbestos |
Mobile Phones 'More Dangerous than Smoking' |
Why Some Electronics, and Their Component Alloys, Age More Quickly
Than Others |
Mobile Broadband Subscribers Increase by 850% |
Big Brother's Business is Booming |
Brit Cell Phone Users Fear Losing Contact |
Telecom Well Poised to Benefit from $70B Streaming Market |
Researchers Explore Materials Degradation in Space |
Nextreme Patents Nano-Boost to Peltier Heat Pumps |
India's People Power is Also Its Problem |
Asia Fuels 1.5% Rise in February Chip Sales |
Vodacom
Faces Lawsuit over Black Economic Empowerment Transaction |
FCC Approves ORBCOMM's Next-Gen Constellation |
Japan Finishes Missile Defense System Deployment |
Technology Driving
Motorists to Distraction |
Google's
Wi-Fi Dreams |
Portable Hydrogen-Generating Power System Could Lighten Soldiers'
Load |
Automated Jules Verne Craft Carries Cargo, Space Station Risk |
Micro Chips Could Speed up Detection of Livestock Viruses |
3-30-2008 |
Nokia Hits EU Barrier to Navteq Acquisition |
Bolts of Blue Lightning Thrusting Upward and Other Weird Lightning
Explained |
High Prices Spark Fresh Gold Rush in California |
Bizarre Ball of Twisted Metal Space Junk Falls from the Sky |
Single-Crystal Semiconductor Wire Built into an Optical Fiber |
Consumer Telematics Hardware and Services Revenue Will Reach $41B
by 2013 |
Bill Gates May Have to Testify in Xbox Fire Case |
3-28-2008 |
EU Opens In-Depth Probe of Nokia's Navteq Purchase |
China to Start Tests of TD-SCDMA Phones |
DOD Vows to Reduce Contractor Role |
Tough Times to Continue for RF IC Suppliers |
Keithley, Chinese
Research Lab Team for RF Test Development |
Foldable,
Stretchable Circuits |
No Double-Dipping for Copyright Infringement Damages |
White House Tech Policy Called 'Magical Thinking' |
Doomsday Fears Spark Lawsuit against Fermilab
(some idiots believe an Earth-boggling
black hole might be created) |
Cuba Allows Unrestricted Cellular Phone Service |
Research Opens Door to Manipulating Electron Spin |
Japanese Researcher Discovers Method for Making Memory ICs from
Protein |
Brazil
- GSM Subscriber Base Passes 100 Million |
Australian Farmer Finds Mysterious Ball of Space Junk |
CTIA & the Invisible Handsets |
Ancient Meteorite Impact Crater Found in Britain |
Fingerprint Scans Replace Punch of Time Clocks |
Dangerous Flaws Reported in Apple's Safari for Windows |
3-27-2008 |
AT&T CEO Says Hard to Find Skilled U.S. Workers |
Software
Turns Smart Phone into Hotspot |
Judge Orders Banks to Fund Clear Channel Buyout |
Cellular/3G Market Forecast to decline at a CAGR of Nearly 8% over
Next Four Years |
ARRL President Appointed
to Arkansas State Board |
Semiconductor IP Continues Growth Path |
Motorola's Breakup Provides Opportunities for Competitors |
Japan Voices Concern over China Space Program |
MIT’s Palacios Awarded Deshpande Innovation Grant on GaN HEMT |
Japanese Scientists, Origami Masters Hope to Launch Paper Airplane
from Space |
Endeavour Shuttle Crew Lands after Record-Setting Mission |
Hyper-Entangled Photons Claim Bit-Encoding Record |
AML Communications Wins $1 Million Order from Raytheon |
More-Powerful
Solar Cells |
More Companies
Tracking Employees' Time on the Internet |
Free Web Version of Photoshop Launches |
China Approves Second-Phase Lunar Probe Program |
3-26-2008 |
Student
Booted from Coffee Shop for Wi-Fi Use Gets Little Sympathy |
Carbon Could Enable Fastest Chips |
EU Employs SDR Technology for Wireless Public Safety Communications |
Motorola Creates Independent Mobile Devices, Solutions Companies |
SEMI: Global Equipment Sales Rose 6% in 2007 |
Cable Companies Discuss Funding Wireless Venture |
AMD is "Out of Step with Moore’s Law" |
Emirates Airlines Offers In-Flight Mobile Calls |
Bridge From Conventional to Molecular Electronics Possible |
IBM
Pioneering Optical ICs for Computers |
Data Centers Nearing Power-Usage, Cost Crisis |
In Search of the
God Particle |
Merger of SIRIUS and XM Attracts Support from Far and Wide |
March Madness Does Boost College Applications |
Engineers Test Highly Accurate Face Recognition |
Sharp Aims for 400mW Blue-Violet Laser Diode by 2010 |
Clear Channel, Buyers May Sue Banks if Buyout Falls Through |
In Japan, Robot Babysitter Always Ready to Play |
Two-Seat Space Tourism Rocket Will Fly in 2010 |
3-25-2008 |
Cornell
Builds Record-Setting 4.51 GHz Silicon Resonator |
India's Wireless Network Base Will Soon be World's 2nd Largest -
China #1 |
NSA Certifies PDA to Handle Secret, Public E-mail |
Billionaire Wall Street Raider Sues Motorola |
Budget Cuts Could Shut Down Mars Rover |
In-Building
Wireless Systems to Exceed $15 Billion by 2013 |
U.S. Shuttle Endeavour Heads Home After Record Mission |
ARRL Continuing Education
Course Registration |
Houston Turns Around IT White Elephant into Free WiFi for City's
Poor |
Boeing Tests Two-Pound Imaging Radar Aboard ScanEagle Unmanned Aircraft |
Telenor
Sued for $1 Billion by Russia's Altimo |
Sirius & XM Satellite Radio Merger Gets Antitrust OK |
U.S. Pilot Sues Boeing over F-15 Falling Apart |
Excessive E-Mails and Text Are a Mental Illness |
Top Scientists Warn Against Rush to Biofuel |
EE Times Corrects Story on Silane as a Potential Superconductor |
Too Much Information? Study Shows How Ignorance Can Be Influential (plausible deniability?) |
Windows XP SP3 Due Next Month |
3-24-2008 |
'Metafilms' Can Shrink Radio, Radar Devices |
Buyback Programs Turn Electronic Trash to Cash |
Motorola
Looking at UK Job Cuts |
WiMax to Make Initial Flight at the Airport |
Electrons Can Travel Over 100 Times Faster in Graphene Than in Silicon,
Physicists Show |
Cellular Use Closing Doors on Red Phone Booths in Britain |
FCC to Investigate D-Block Auction |
Shuttle Crew
Packs up for Trip Home |
Google Lauds 700 MHz as a Consumer 'Victory' |
South Africa's Big Electricity-Saving Drive to Ease Crisis |
Report: New Generation Being Raised Online |
China to Probe Online Text Message Spam |
3-23-2008 |
Corona Discharge May Enable Self-Cooling ICs |
US Astronauts Successfully Complete Fifth Spacewalk |
IC Insights: The
Sky Isn’t Falling |
Iridium Satellite Selects Three Finalists to Design and Develop
Iridium NEXT |
3-21-2008 |
Diode Professor Takes on 34 Electronics Giants in Patent Spat |
Spectrum Auction May Boost Gear Makers' Future |
Verizon Wireless Reveals Open-Network Strategy |
Station Locator Service New for Field Day 2008 |
Testing Raises Concerns over 802.11-Based High-Speed Bluetooth |
Verizon, AT&T Big Winners in 700 MHz Auction |
Nano-Breakthrough: Dramatic Increase in Thermoelectric Efficiency
Heralds New Era |
NASA 'Thrilled'
by Gooey Space Repair Test |
AFC Warns Sweden About Spending Cuts |
Cheap,
Efficient Thermoelectrics |
U.S. Trade Court to Probe Sony, Nokia over LED Patent |
Losing
Airwaves Auction Could Be Best Outcome for Google |
Japan Must Lead Way on Nuclear Energy |
Dell to Buy $52B in Components from China |
IMF Sees US Close to Recession |
Sony Charges Customers $50 to Remove Laptop Bloatware |
3-20-2008 |
Employers Prohibited from Filing Multiple H-1B Visa Petitions for
Same Worker |
Tiny Sensor Developed to Detect Homemade Bombs |
Qantas
Airline to Allow In-Flight SMS and Mobile Data Services |
FCC Bans Exclusive Apartment, Telco Service Contracts |
Hams On-Hand as Tornados Sweep Through Georgia, Downtown Atlanta |
ON Semi Confirms 200 Layoffs |
Bridge from Conventional to Molecular Electronics Possible |
A Billion GPS Chips Expected to Ship in 2013 |
Industry Worried About State of Research in India |
Australian Wi-Fi Usage Doubles |
FlatWire Aims to Short-Circuit WPANs |
Court Refuses to Stay Qualcomm Injunction |
Inside South Africa's Big Electricity-Saving Drive |
Mitsubishi Boasts Record Conversion Efficiency Rate for Solar Cells |
Satellite Downed
by SDI Missile Left Minimal Space Debris |
New 3-D Camera Will Have 12,616 Lenses |
$10M Offered for Fuel-Efficient Vehicle in Automotive X Prize |
Search for Alternative Power in Military Applications Drives Fuel
Cell Development |
Semi Revenue Grew Less than 4% in 2007 on Weak Memory Market |
Anything That Grows 'Can Convert into Oil' |
4-19-2008 |
FCC Closes 700 MHz Auction at $19.5B |
'Metafilms' Can Shrink Radio, Radar Devices |
Phone
Company Retrieves Voice from the Past |
Two College Students Find Asteroid |
Pent-Up Demand Seen Boosting WiMax in Asia |
Loopy Photons Clarify 'Spookiness' of Quantum Physics |
Huge
Decline in US Consumer Electronics Spending |
Asian HB-LED Makers Expanding with Veeco GaN Systems |
Sony
Ericsson Cuts Handset Sales Forecast - Blames Component Shortages |
Science Fiction Writer Arthur C. Clarke Dead at Age 90 |
Garmin Named Global Leader in Portable Satellite Navigation |
Big Wireless Auction Ends, Winners Still Secret |
USPTO:
Change in Procedure for Requests to Withdraw from Representation in a Patent Application |
Nokia Slips
in Greenpeace Green Electronics Ranking |
Stolen Meteorite
Slice Found at Gun Show |
New Report on Defense Opportunities Offers Forecasts, Analysis of
U.S. Defense IT Market |
Tech Puts America on the Map |
C3 Defense Enters $20B Private Military Security Market |
4-18-2008 |
Outsourcing Giant Expands into U.S., Europe |
Almost Half of Japanese Use Cellphones While Bathing |
Satellite Misfire
to Hurt HDTV Expansion |
Credit Crunch Could Fuel Electronics Acquisitions |
GPS Tracking Devices by LandAirSea System Reached Record Sales in
2007 |
Long-Distance Wi-Fi |
Researchers Discover a Family of Superconductors |
Georgia Tech President to Lead Smithsonian |
Omnifield
Handheld Antenna Lets You Make EMI and RF Measurements |
Audio Engineering Society Celebrates 60 Years |
IQE Wins Its Largest Commercial GaN Epiwafer Order |
Inventor of the Internet Warns Against 'Big Brother' Systems that
Track Sites You Visit |
Vanguard I Celebrates 50 Years in Space |
EU Opts for DVB-H |
Australian Wi-Fi Usage Doubles |
Court Upholds Firing City Employee for Excessive Web Browsing |
Tech States Still Hiring for IT Jobs |
Astronauts Assemble Canadian Robot on 7-Hour Walk |
4-17-2008 |
U.S. Engineering Gap: Number of Degrees Declining |
Employers Push Manufacturing up the Political Agenda |
Better
Graphene Transistors |
USAF Details Cyber Command Organization |
Deutsche
Telekom to Buy 20% of Greek OTE for EUR2.5 Billion |
First
Wireless Video Transmission with Terahertz Waves |
Physicists Demand Their Wiki Rights or Else |
NextGen GPS Satellite Built by Lockheed Martin Launched from Cape
Canaveral |
Will
Patent Pooling and the NGMN Expose Qualcomm's 4G Royalty Position? |
Ultra-Fast, Ultra-Intense Laser Has Clean-Cut Advantage |
Nokia noBounds Projects Promises Full HD Video over USB or WLAN |
HP Labs Braces for Impact |
Single-Crystal Semiconductor Wire Built into an Optical Fiber |
Electronic Gadgets Often Full of Computer Viruses |
China Shuts Down YouTube, News Access to Censor Tibet Violence |
SA Manufacturing Output Declines, Industry May Cut Jobs |
Astronauts Flex Arms of Space Station Robot for First Time |
Russian Proton Rocket Fails to Take Satellite into Right Orbit |
4-16-2008 |
Two-Dimensional High-Temperature Superconductor Discovered |
Spacewalkers Attach Canadian Robot's Mechanical Arms |
Saudis Use Bluetooth to Flirt |
Israeli Town Demands Anti-Missile Laser |
4-14-2008 |
Wireless Startups Score $515M |
Gates Urges U.S. to Free up More Spectrum for Wi-Fi |
Modeling How Electric Charges Move |
Fear of Internet Traffic Jams Ahead (RF Cafe pays for dedicated worldwide DNS servers to avert
the snarl) |
Itron
Makes Home Meters That Send Wireless Signals to Utilities |
'WiFi on Steroids' Could Help Build SA's Broadband Muscle |
Analyst Derides European "Super-Chip" Group Proposal |
DoD Science Funding: Really an Increase? |
Motorola Hopes the N Is in Sight |
Continental Accomplishes First Ever Commercial ACARS Over Iridium
Communications Using satLINK |
Michigan Amateurs Team Up with State |
EU Moves to Catch up on Microchip Revolution |
Syria Expands
‘Iron Censorship’ over Internet |
Ex-STMicro Exec Proposes Pan-European Chip Company |
Crude Oil Rises to Record $111 (while dollar falls and our oil in Alaska, Gulf of Mexico,
and E/W coasts goes untapped) |
Dollar
Hits New Low in Europe and Sinks Below 100 Yen for Second Time This Week |
Dollar Falls Below Parity vs Swiss Franc |
Slicing
Up Silicon for Cheaper Solar |
Weather Channel Founder Wants to Sue Al Gore for Carbon Credit Fraud |
3-13-2008 |
Americans
Panic if Disconnected from Technology |
Harvard Hacker Exposes Data on 10,000 Potential Students |
CIA Invests in RF Chip Startup |
Nokia Court Papers Claim $1B Qualcomm Payments |
EU Says "Geeky"
Tech Jobs Need New Image |
Hardware Needs Limit Software Radio |
DOE Investing $13.7M in 11 University PV Projects |
Micronetics
Gains Order for Space-Qualified Microwave Components |
96% of 'High-Speed' Broadband Users Get Slow Service |
China Overtakes U.S. as Top Web Market |
Copolymers Block out New Approaches to Microelectronics |
Gates: U.S. Needs H-1B Visa, Education Reform to Stay Competitive (translation: not enough smart Americans
- time to turn the hats around right, pull up the gansta pants, and start studying) |
Endeavour Docks
with Space Station |
UK Defense Ministry Loses 11,000 Military ID Cards |
DOD Asks Contractors to Protect Unclassified Data
(they have to be asked?) |
Hackers Report Breaking iPhone 2.0 |
Naval Research Laboratory to Design Lunar Telescope |
3-12-2008 |
Bush Administration Pressured on H-1B Visa Reform |
Electronic Data as Legal Evidence |
Compound Semiconductor Substrate Market to Top $1B by 2009-2010 |
Neuron-Like Molecular Transistor Incredibly Powerful |
Lead-Free Issues Continue to Plague Mil-Aero Market |
1-Patent Company Snags Deal with AT&T |
EU to Develop Printable RFID Tags to Bring Down Price |
Bigger Computer Displays Boost Workplace Productivity |
Norwegian Radar Order May Open More Doors for SA Company |
Homemade
Bomb Triggered by a Mobile Phone - Foiled by Philippine Army |
Interactive Execs Give the Big Picture on Radio & Digital |
U.S. Army to Turn Piles of Trash Into Power in Iraq |
Real and Virtual Pendulums Swing as One in Mixed Reality State |
Wal-Mart Yanks Linux PC from Shelves |
Stocks Boom on Fed's Bank Booster (401k fund managers will all buy here, then sell low) |
Security Danger of Wireless Defibrillators Downplayed |
Maryland
Rejects Ban on Texting While Driving |
Thirsty Hybrid and Electric Cars Could Triple Demands on Scarce
Water Resources |
Rush to Produce Corn-Based Ethanol Will Worsen 'Dead Zone' in Gulf
of Mexico (hmmm, not looking too
good) |
Jules Verne on Track for Long Journey to ISS |
3-11-2008 |
Talking
on the Phone Tops Public Transport Nuisance Charts |
Housing Slump Suppresses Appetite for Electronics |
Motorola's Mobile Unit Head Resigns |
Micro LEDs Operate from Tiny Amounts of Power |
Kentucky Lawmaker Wants to Make Anonymous Internet Posting Illegal |
Is Shortwave a Short-Timer? |
Exhibit Kits Now Available
for ARRL Field Day |
IBM to Pump $1B into Unified Communications |
Space Shuttle
Blasts Off into the Night |
Ericsson Predicts Demise for Wi-Fi Hot Spots |
Tennessee Congressman to be Honored for Science, Engineering and
Technology Leadership |
U.S. Universities Join Saudis in Partnerships |
Major Advance in Biofuel Technology: Trash Today, Ethanol Tomorrow |
Russia Dumps Korean Astro Boy for Astro Girl in Textbook Scandal |
FCC Slams Pennsylvania Ham with Forfeiture Order |
NextWave's TV Eye on WiMax |
Boeing to Protest Air Refueling Tanker Contract |
3-10-2008 |
'Jihad' Study Roils Engineering |
Driving Study Deals Blow to Hands-Free Phones |
Municipal
Wi-Fi Will Extend Its Service Area to 30,000+ Square Miles by 2012 |
EDN's Worldwide Survey of Engineering Salaries |
Growing Concern over Safety of Cellphones for Children |
U.S. Economic Wobble Hurting Q2 Tech Outlook |
Canada's Dexter Space Robot Launches Tomorrow on Endeavour Shuttle |
Sprint
Phone First to Use Fast Network |
TriQuint Buys WJ Communications for $72M |
RPI Student Develops Polarized LED |
Ground Tests Confirm Satellite Communications for Battlefield |
General Dynamics to Provide Satellite-Based Communications Systems,
Services to U.S. Navy |
Unique Locks on Microchips Could Reduce Hardware Piracy |
Northrop, EADS to Invest $600 Million in Alabama Site |
China to Launch Second Olympic Satellite in May |
Electronic Nose
Knows Quality Coffee |
Space Shuttle Endeavour Liftoff at 2.28 am on Tuesday |
3-9-2008 |
Terror Plots by ETIM Targeting Beijing Olympics, Jetliner Foiled
in China |
Invisibility Cloak: New Technique to Control Nanoparticles |
The Terror Nobody Knows: Thwarted Attacks on the U.S. |
European Space Freighter Ready for Lift-Off |
Controlling Most Atoms Now Possible |
3-7-2008 |
Employers
Slash Jobs by Most in 5 Years |
WiMax Signals Get Stronger in India |
Free Train Wi-Fi Triples Usage for National Express |
Freescale Semiconductor Investor Writes Down its Value |
Police Raid Exhibitors at German Tech Fair |
Galileo Sat-Nav Test Bird Set for April Launch |
RFID
SmartCard Encryption Cracked by Researchers |
IBM: Atomic-Sized Graphene Has Use in Nanoelectronics |
HP Labs Takes First Steps in Reorg |
Forecast:
Half a Billion GSM/UMTS Subscriptions in the Americas by Year End |
Study Recognizes Possible Link Between iPods and Crime Rate Increase |
Ontario Begins WEEE Directive Compliance |
Sony-Ericsson Declared Most Eco-Friendly Phone |
Brazilian Boy, 8, Passes Law School Entrance Exam |
World-Famous Jodrell Bank Telescope Could Close to Save Government
£2.7M a Year |
Russia to Launch US Communications Satellite on March 15 |
$
Falls to New Low Against € |
Electronic Structure of DNA Revealed for First Time |
3-6-2008 |
Texting
Leads to Accidents with Lamp Posts |
Germany
May Take Wireless Broadband to Rural Areas |
AMSAT Announces Plans for 2008 |
Contract Awarded for 'Fractionated' Satellites |
Oil Advances to Record $105.97 as Dollar Drops to All-Time Low |
Modeling, Simulation Grow Across Aerospace, Defense Markets |
Ex-Broadcom Exec Charged with Stock Option Backdating |
Origin of Hiss in Upper Atmosphere Finally Identified |
Juicing Up Broadband Speeds Down Under |
British Scientists Claim Method to Make Broadband 100x Faster |
Denver Airport Wi-Fi System Blocks 'Racy' Web Sites |
iSuppli to Trim Semi Forecast with Weakening Pricing, Demand (these guys are like weather forecasters
- predictions seem about as accurate as the flip of a coin) |
Study: Cell Phone Now Most Vital Device |
Bangladesh Adds 2.05M Mobile Phone Users in Jan 08 |
Putin Signs Decree to Set up Rocket-and-Space Research Center |
Genes 'Я'
Us: The New Dot-Coms? |
Microsoft Releases Internet Explorer 8 Beta 1 for Windows XP (I tried it - it sucks. Page rendering is
horrible.) |
Magnetic Levitation Gives Computer Users Sense of Touch |
Toshiba to Open U.S. Nuclear Power Business (why bother?) |
3-5-2008 |
Worker Shortage Looms for Defense Companies |
Thai Exam Cheat Triggers Phone-Watch Ban |
Mobile
Set to Become a Trillion Dollar Industry in 2008 |
ARRL "Antenna Expert" to Retire |
Satellite and WiMax Spectrum Sharing Not Compatible Report Finds |
Did iPods
Cause a Crime Wave? |
Gold Can Be Made Magnetic on the Nanoscale Through Oxygenation |
U.S. Mobile Broadband Usage Jumps 154% |
Electronics Greener, but Long Way to Go, Says Greenpeace |
US Cities at High Risk for Terrorist Attacks Identified |
Radio Revenues Off 4% in Q4, 2% for 2007 Overall |
The Weather Channel Founder to Sue Algore for Carbon Credit "Scam" |
Reality Glooms High Over Russian GLONASS GPS Plans |
STMicro Denies Bozotti Exit Rumors (which, of course, guarantees it will happen) |
Georgia Tech Tests Wireless Emergency Alert System for Visually
Impaired |
Wear Your Tech
Gear, Don't Schlep It |
China Announces Big Rise in Military Spending |
Samsung Ships 500 GB Hard Drive for Laptop |
Secret Airforce One Flight Data Sent to Suffolk Tourist Website |
3-4-2008 |
Google Earth Showed Protesters Way to Conquer Parliament |
Fujitsu Makes Carbon Nanotube Breakthrough |
Three-Fold
Increase in Wi-Fi Use on Trains |
Micron to Revamp Sensor Business |
Cheaters Beware!
Tool Sniffs Out Plagiarism |
Pentagon Worried by China in Space and Cyberspace |
January Chip Sales Beat Expectations |
U.S. House Speaker Pelosi: Congress to Examine EADS Air Tanker Deal |
FCC Adopts Simplified Application Procedures for Valcom Antennas |
Cell Phones Give College Students False Sense of Safety |
OFCNFOEC: The Increasing Demand for Bandwidth |
GM Says It Has Lithium-Ion Batteries for Hybrids Figured Out |
TriQuint Launches Range of LDMOS Silicon RF Power Transistors |
Filipinos Sent 1 Billion Text Messages Daily in 2007 |
N.M. Attracts Solar Manufacturing Plant |
NASA Spacecraft Photographs Avalanches on Mars - Cool |
Fuel Cells Make Power for Homes in Japan |
IE8 Will Now Conform to Standards |
3-3-2008 |
RFID Tags in Garments Worry Privacy Experts |
Zarlink Unloads UK Analog Fab for 1 Euro |
Mitsubishi Electric to Exit Mobile Phone Ops |
UK Court
Rules Nokia is Not Infringing Qualcomm Patents |
Students
with Cellphones May Take More Risks |
Semiconductor Business Confidence Down |
RFMD Delays Greensboro Fab Investment as it Completes Filtronic
Acquisition |
FCC Releases 3 Studies on Spectrum Designated to Unlicensed Operations |
Daimler Brings Li Ion Battery to Hybrid Cars |
Tooling Up for Tomorrow's Clever Cars |
Robots Integrate Selves into Japanese Society |
Workshops on ITAR and Pb-Free Issues at MAE Forum |
Supercomputer Confirms Standard Model Theory of the Universe |
Orbital Awarded Contract for System F6 Satellite Program by DARPA |
Five More Spacecraft Show Bizarre Speed Changes |
Long
Workweeks Keeping Americans up Late |
One LED if by
Land, Two if by Sea? |
3-2-2008 |
No Text Messages or Calls for NJ Drivers |
Boeing Loses $35 Billion KC-45 Air Tanker Contract to EADS |
€ Rises to Record $1.5238
(EU citizens: Now is the time to buy RF Cafe stuff!) |
Kilogram is Losing Weight: Redefine Kilogram Based on Universal
Constants |
Man Asked Friend to Shoot Him So He Could Skip Work |
Inexpensive Solar Cells Made More Efficient with New Sensitizers |
Oil Giant Saudi to Become Solar Power Centre |