8/31/2009 |
Tiny 'MEMS' Devices to Filter, Amplify Electronic Signals
|
Airborne C4ISR Laboratory for Electronic Sensors Unveiled
|
Work on DOD Semiconductor to Continue |
A New Language for Phone Networks |
DHS: Expect Your Computer to Be Seized Without Suspicion |
USPTO Issues Interim Examination Instructions for Evaluating Patent
Subject Matter Eligibility |
World's
Smallest Semiconductor Laser Heralds New Era in Optical Science |
Discovery Glides to Smooth Space Station Docking |
Majority
of Americans Support Ban on Texting While Driving |
Folded Nanoboxes Could Open Door to Nano-Circuits |
Astronomers
Find Coldest, Driest, Calmest Place on Earth |
EU
Countries to Phase Out Standard Light Bulbs |
As Internet Turns 40, Barriers Threaten Its Growth |
India Ends Moon Mission |
France
Questions Apple About Imploding iPhones |
July Averaged Chip Sales Up 5.3% on Previous Month |
British Plan to Tackle Asteroids (glad to see a country other than the U.S. spending their
citizens' money on the issue) |
Fires Threaten Mt. Wilson Radio, TV Towers, Comms System |
Lockerbie Bomber 'Set Free for Oil'
(one kind of decomposed carbon-based item in exchange
for another) |
Wikipedia
Turns Iffy Entries Orange |
8/30/2009 |
Science Agencies Lag in Stimulus Spending |
Bill
Would Give President Emergency Control of Internet |
Is Unemployment the Worst Since the Great Depression? |
Court Rejects FCC 30% Cap on Cable Market Share |
First Active Handover Between LTE and CDMA Networks Demonstrated |
One Billion Wi-Fi Chipsets to Ship in 2011 Alone |
8/28/2009 |
Dentists
Urge Patents to Stop Texting During Treatment |
WPA Wireless
Security Cracked in 60 Seconds |
FCC to Utilities: Don't Look to Hams to Pay for Your Testing
|
RFID Stops a Snowmobile in Its Tracks |
FCC Announces a Wireless Innovation and Investment Notice of Inquiry
|
Mathematical
Keys to a 6th Sense -- the Lateral-Line System |
TechnologyWorld09 for UK Tech Companies Pitching Overseas
|
Physicists Successfully Predict Stock Exchange Plunge |
WCDMA Equipment
Up 21% in 2Q |
FCC Launches Investigation of Wireless Industry |
'Fingerprint'
of High-Temp Superconductivity above Transition Temperature |
Wireless Cyber Warfare: Why Mobile Networks Pose Great Risk
|
Failure Not an Option: Heading off Chip Flaws During Design
|
Medical Imaging May Cause Tens of Thousands of Cancers |
Long-Range Taser Reignites Safety Debate |
Can Bill Gates Stop Hurricanes? Scientists Doubt It |
Leading Futurist: Online Influence is Transforming Society
|
'Moon Rock' in Dutch Museum is Just Petrified Wood |
Health Care Bill Divulges IRS Tax Data |
FBI Fears Free Laptops Could Be Malware Scam |
8/27/2009 |
'Exploding'
iPhones Investigated |
Samsung Solar-Powered Phone to Launch in October |
Gartner Says Semi Performed Better Than Expected, Ups 2009 Revenue
Estimate |
SuitSat-2 Now Called ARISSat-1 |
Nokia Unveils Its First Linux Phone |
Manufacturers 'Out of Business' |
NIST, U of M Tout Au/Si "Sandwich" for Molecular Switches |
Wi-Fi-Enabled Phone Shipments Continue to Double Every 2 Years
|
Physicist
Proposes Solution to Arrow-of-Time Paradox |
IBM:
Malicious Web Links up by 508% |
Solar Panel Prices Fall Sharply |
Countdown for Discovery's Launch Begins - Again |
Nanoparticle Disappearing Ink |
U.S. Recovery Act Funding Goes to Green LED Research |
Nokia to Roll Out Its Mobile Money Platform |
Entangled Light, Quantum Money |
Time Warner Cable to Test TV on the Internet |
Russia Reveals Vision for Manned Spaceflight |
UK is "Out of Recession" Say Accountants |
Toyota Tops 'Clunker' Sales List |
Swiss Coder Publicises Government Spy Trojan |
Students Reveal Swanky Space Hotel Concept |
8/26/2009 |
Huge GSM Flaw Allows Hackers to Listen in on Voice Calls |
Lower-Cost Solar Cells to Be Printed Like Newspaper, Painted on Rooftops
|
Space Shuttle Discovery to Launch with Three Hams on Board
|
NEC, Renesas Chip Merger Aims for 2010 Start |
Steam-Powered Car Breaks Century-Old Speed Record |
American Red Cross Launches Emergency Radio Promotion |
EU Cars
to Phone Home after Crashing |
MEMS-Based System Market to Generate $13B Supply Chain Revenue in
2012 |
RFID Advances Video Game Development |
Via Calls for 802.11n Patent Pool |
Bad Valve
Forces NASA to Call Off Shuttle Launch |
Solving the
Phase Problem in X-ray Diffraction |
Clearwire Applies for Stimulus Funds |
Crazy Green-Energy Ideas That Just Might Work |
U.S. Debt Clock - Unfunded
Liabilities $191k per Person (this is
sickening) |
Rise of the Super-Rich Hits a Sobering Wall |
Mac Malware Poses as Popular Freeware PDF Viewer |
Calling All Amateur Astronomers: Help Solve a Mystery |
8/25/2009 |
China
Mulls Export Ban on Hi-Tech Minerals |
U.S. Broadband
Internet Speeds Lags Behind Other Advanced Nations |
Engineering Confidence Lifts as 'Recession Ends' |
FCC Takes Aim This Week at Protecting Wireless Consumers |
Silicon Circuit Board Seeks to Replace ASICs |
Consumer Electronics Association Calls for Spectrum Reform |
Smart Grid Projects Pick Up Speed |
Multitaskers Tend to Be Less Productive |
Australians Break Solar Power Record |
Illegal Downloaders in Britain May Lose Web Access |
Lasers Keep Submarines in Touch Through the Big Blue |
Engineer Seeks $60M Bonus from Atmel |
ARRL 2009 Field Day
Logs Received, Posted Online |
South Korea Launches Satellite |
Tesla Engineer Boosts EV Range to New Heights |
Northrop Grumman Demos Interoperability Between Manned and Unmanned
Aircraft |
Rewriting
General Relativity? Putting a New Model of Quantum Gravity under the Microscope
|
European Cyber-Gangs Target Small U.S. Firms |
New Supercomputer, Cystorm, Unleashes 28.16T Calculations Per Second
|
Weather Delays Shuttle Discovery launch |
Windows 7 Upgrades, Family Pack Will Come to Europe after All
|
8/24/2009 |
Faster Printable Circuits |
The State of Technology Layoffs, Jobs in Boston |
Autonomous
Tech 'Requires Debate' |
Fabless RF Startup Sequoia Communications Shuts Down |
UK Firm Wins Funding for Commercial Nanotube Process |
Nokia Introduces Its First Notebook PC |
Is America Scientifically Illiterate?
(I think we all know the answer to that) |
FCC - Fee Filer Mandatory for FY 2009 Regulatory Fees |
Vietnam Sees Delays in IC Manufacturing Push |
BT to Double Wi-Fi Hotspots to 1 Million |
UK Manufacturing Companies Freeze Pay |
Applied Energetics Wins $3.1M U.S. Army contract for Laser-Guided
Energy |
Revamped FCC to Investigate of Wireless Competition, Exclusivity
(white spaces too white?) |
NASA Clears Discovery for Early Tuesday Liftoff |
Broadband Booming in the Boondocks |
Cellphones Banned in WV High School |
Gigantic Jets Blast Electricity into Upper Atmosphere |
What's a Planet? Debate over Pluto Rages On |
Dell
Accused of "Dishonest Business Practices" |
8/23/2009 |
World Economy, Semis Seeing Return to Normalcy |
College Students with Flu Advised to Avoid Others |
Online Radio Service Wins Ruling over License Fees |
Google-AT&T-Apple Fight over Net Calls Draws FCC Interest
|
New Method to Produce Nanoparticle Composites Devised |
8/21/2009 |
'Invisibility Cloak' Antennas Could Shrink Cellphones |
Company Offers College Textbooks for Free |
FCC Launches 3-Pronged Probe into Wireless Industry |
Wireless
Census Reveals Shifts in Types of Wireless Devices in Use in North America |
Worldwide Battle Rages for Control of the Internet |
ITT to Upgrade Navy Ship Self-Defense Radar |
Global
Wireless Infrastructure Revenues Declined 20.9% in Q2 '09 |
Utilities Explore Wireless Backhaul for Meter Makeovers |
Teaching Magnets
to Do More Than Just Stick Around |
70 Million
Femtocell Users of Worldwide by 2014 |
Southwest Airlines Takes Next Step Toward Wi-Fi |
Holes Poked in Hubbard Model, Could Help Solve Enigma of High-Temperature
Superconductors |
Initial Tests Fail to Find Gravitational Waves |
Scientists Make Bendable, Transparent LEDs—Without Organics
|
First 3-D Patterned Nanostructures |
Tech
Giants Unite Against Google |
Apollo 11 Broadcast Lands NASA an Emmy |
Weird Scholarships Nearly Anyone Can Apply For |
8/20/2009 |
Air Force Certifies RFID Devices for Aircraft Use |
FCC Launches on Twitter |
NYPD Crackdown: Hands-Free Or Pay the Fee! |
First Signs of Recovery Seen in Electronics Supply Chain, IPC Reports
|
'Dumbphones' Still Rule, Average Phone Buyer Spends $87 |
Future of Low-Power Chips in Doubt |
EU to Invest in 4G Mobile |
SEMI Book-to-Bill Ratio Climbs above Parity |
Mainframe
Still Refuses to Die |
Royal
Academy of Engineering Says Autonomous Tech 'Requires Debate' |
Science Fiction's Robotics Laws Need Reality Check |
Technology Firms More Confident as They Cope with Downturn
|
New Study Shows Hg in Fish Widespread
(wait until all the CFL bulbs in landfills leach Hg
into ground water) |
Rude Awakening for NASA's Human Space-Flight Dream |
Germany Wants
a Million Electric Cars by 2020 |
Heathrow Airport Gets Futuristic Driverless Taxi |
Pioneering Internet 'Detox' Center Looks to Cure Online Addicts
|
Evolving Robots Learn to Lie to Each Other |
Long-Standing
Sunspot Puzzle Solved |
Biologists Urged to Watch for Neurological Weapons |
8/19/2009 |
Why Geeks Get the Girls (I got mine) |
Employers
Using Social Websites to Vet Applicants' Backgrounds |
Fujitsu Sends 10 Gbit/s Using 70-100 GHz Impulse Radio |
DC Metro Begins Wireless Signal Improvement in Underground Stations
|
Unemployment Rate for Electrical Engineers Soars to New Record
|
ZTE First-Half
Profits Up 40% - Boosted by Chinese 3G Rollout |
TSMC on Equipment Spending Spree |
Exploding iPhones 'Isolated Incidents', Say Apple |
RIM Losing Fight for Nortel LTE Unit |
Blockbuster
to Offer Movies on Motorola Phones (is anyone
really that desperate?) |
South Korea
Delays Rocket Launch Minutes Before Blast-Off |
Microsoft Appeals Word Ban |
Ford Plans Vehicles to Interact with Power Grids |
Buzz Aldrin to Accept NASA's Emmy Award |
Aquarium Puts RFID on Its Ocean Floor |
SETI Telescope Array Produces First Science Results (did ET finally call?) |
Average Age of Adult Computer Game Addict is 35 |
UK Team Attempts Steam Car Record
(this is no
Stanley Steamer) |
Relativistic
Navigation Needed for Solar Sails |
8/18/2009 |
Wi-Fi via White Spaces |
SiGe Can Replace GaAs in Mobile Phones, Says Jazz |
FCC Approves
Iridium Buyout by Private Equity Group |
Active Invisibility Cloaks Could Work at Many Wavelengths
|
Hong Kong Center Aims to Put China at the Forefront of RFID Growth
|
Without Warranty Intervention - Tech is Trash |
Manufacturers Unite Around Wireless Power Standard |
UK Releases UFO Documents |
Competition
for High-Growth Mobile Chip Market Escalating This Year |
Found: First Amino Acid on a Comet
(the stuff of life) |
New Piezoelectric Device Works on the Small Scale |
Solar Power Cuts Cost of Mobile Networks, Says Huawei |
Organic Electronics
a 2-Way Street, Thanks to New Plastic Semiconductor |
Firefox 3.5.2's Dust-Up with .NET Plug-In |
Energy-Aware
Internet Routing |
Intel Anger after Chips Go On Sale Too Soon |
New Nanolaser Key to Future Optical Computers and Technologies
|
Cocaine Contaminates Majority of U.S. Currency
(now dopers can just smoke the bill rather than snorting
through it) |
Restaurants a Weak Link for Identity Theft |
8/17/2009 |
How
to Use Math to Choose a Wife |
The
Smallest Laser Ever Made |
Mobile
Phones to Warn of Rampaging Elephants in India |
Samsung to Upgrade U.S. Fab, Cuts 500 Jobs |
Nanospears Promise to Supercharge Solar Cells |
NASA Launches New GPS to Be Used for Air Force |
Surplus of Applicants for Federal Broadband Stimulus Money Triggers
a Delay (sounds like Cash for Clunkers government
planning) |
RFID Tags Get an Intelligence Upgrade |
Health Care Reach Expands with Wireless Monitoring |
TomTom for iPhone Spells an End to Standalone GPS |
Camera Flash Turns an Insulating Material into a Conductor
|
EU Web Users Think They're Being Charged Enough for Online Content
|
L-Mart-Built System Directs Laser Beam in Airborne Laser Simulated
Engagement |
DNA
'Organises Itself' on Silicon |
Obama Administration Will Review U.S. Export Controls |
ETSI Forms Standards Links with India |
Clever Cat Earns 'High School Diploma' Online |
UK Police Banned from Listening to the Radio |
8/16/2009 |
Job Board Targets Electronics Distributors |
BAE Systems to Lay Off 259; Move Follows 230 Cuts Last October
|
Pratt & Whitney Considers Connecticut Job Cuts |
Planck Sees Light Billions of Years Old |
8/14/2009 |
NJ Teacher to Pay $22K Fine for Phone Call |
Duke Gains Control of Janus Particles |
NIST Improves Precision of Prototype Ytterbium Atomic Clock
|
Belarus Company Develops Radiation Shielded Clothing
(your 1-stop tinfoil hat source) |
Experts to Soon Create 'Hidden Portal' (this is cool) |
Engineering Company Executives Provide U.S. Economic Advice
|
Boy Scouts Hunting the Tech-Savvy Generation |
High Tech Unemployment Is Up Again |
European Distributors Dismayed by Q2 - DMASS |
Camera Flash Turns An Insulating Material into a Conductor
|
Nanowire
Advance for Lithium Batteries |
Broadband USA
Site Announces Application Extension for Bailout Money |
Nokia Loses
Anti-Counterfeiting Lawsuit in the UK |
Crane Wins Harris Contract to Supply T/R Module for WIN-T
|
U.S. Military
Embraces Robot 'Revolution' |
Wallet of the Future? Your Mobile Phone |
Stephen Hawking Cited in Healthcare Debate |
Smartphone Sales Skyrocket |
How to Turn Off Palm Pre's 'Big Brother' Data Collection |
Government Asks for Terrorist Tech Help |
NASA's Moon Plan Too Ambitious, Obama Panel Says |
8/13/2009 |
Perseids Perform Beautifully! |
Microsoft and Nokia Join Forces to Take on BlackBerry |
Hewlett-Packard Cutting EDS Workers' Pay up to 30% |
ARRL Responds to FCC's Proposed Allocation for Medical Devices in
70 cm Band |
45-nanometer Chips for Ultra-fast WiFi |
Nanowires
That Behave Like Cells |
How Software Found the Air France Wreckage |
'Printed Chips'
Could Be Boon for Consumers |
Young, Gifted.. Jobless in the UK (19%) |
Ofcom Pushes for Faster Mobile Number Switches |
Mathematicians
Set World Record in Packing Puzzle |
China Mobile
Expecting 80M 3G Subscribers by 2011 |
Spain Government Approves Digital TV Law |
Website Sends Texts into Space - Anybody out There? |
Nanoparticles Reveal Ancient Artwork |
Microsoft Shows Off Experimental Designs for OS and Browser
|
NASA
Can't Keep Up with Killer Asteroids |
8/12/2009 |
Do Not Miss the Perseid Meteor Showers Tonight! |
Sony
Ericsson Aims Phone at Angry Mistresses, Wives |
IEEE Honors Those Who Engineered the Future |
U.S. Sale of Microsoft Word Threatened by Court Injunction
|
Congress Debates How to Holster RF Weapons |
Mysterious Charge Transport in Self-Assembled Monolayer Transistors
Unraveled |
Global Postal RFID Monitoring System Goes Live |
Applied Sees Positive Trends |
Canadian
Mobile Phone Market Rebounded in Q2 |
Scientists
Make Oxygen out of Moon Rock |
Worldwide
Mobile Phone Sales Down 6% - Smartphones Up 27% in Q2 |
U.S. Wind Expansion |
MEMS Devices to Amplify Electronic Signals |
BT to Offer Wi-Fi to Staycationers |
Lithium
Battery Recycling Gets a Boost |
Wireless
in Sports & Fitness - Prevention is Better Than Cure |
UAV Aircraft and Crowded Civil Airspace: Is it Safe Out There?
|
Google Joins National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) Board of Directors
|
Caffeine Injection Gives Google Search a Boost |
8/11/2009 |
American College Grads Heading to China for Work
(O.M.G.- is it over for us?) |
FCC: Vanity Call Sign
Fees to Increase September 10 |
Nanoelectronic
Transistor Combined with Biological Machine Could Lead to Better Electronics
|
Lockheed Martin Demonstrates Tactical Smartphone Applications
|
DISA, GSA Detail $5B Satellite Pact |
Micron,
Intel Develop 3-Bit-Per Cell NAND Flash |
Mobile
VoIP Paving the Way for All-IP Mobile Services |
Computer Scientists Commandeer Electronic Voting Machine with New
Programming Technique |
Are Android Phones Motorola's Road to Redemption? |
Nanoconstruction
with Curved DNA |
Google Reveals 'Caffeine": a New Faster Search Engine
|
Femtocell Rollout Accelerating |
The Big 3 are Hoarding Canada's Spectrum |
Nanowires
That Behave Like Cells |
Communications Relay Grows with Expansion of UAV Missions
|
China Mobile Users Face Jail for Sexy Texts |
Man Says He Has Cracked Code to Multiply Any 2 Numbers in Your Head
- and He'll Share It For a Price |
NASA Wants Proposals for Space Taxis |
Consumer, Celebrity Bankruptcies May Hit 1.4 Million |
What's Luck Got to Do with It? The Math of Gambling |
8/10/2009 |
World's First Wireless Pacemaker Gives Patient New Freedom
|
Why Outsourcing Innovation Makes Sense |
Applied Materials Faces Layoffs, Product Cuts |
National Semi Claims Record Low Power Opamp |
DirecTV to Partner with Comcast, Time Warner in 'TV Everywhere'
|
A Metal
Coating That Repairs Itself |
New Heatsink Material Analyzed |
EU Ombudsman Says EC Withheld Evidence in Intel Anti-Trust Case
|
Amateur Radio Station WX4NHC Featured in National Commercial
|
Joint STARS Surveillance Radar Systems to Be Demonstrated by Northrop
Grumman |
Virtual Computer Army Takes on the Botnets |
Sprint and Samsung Launch Biodegradable Phone |
Air Force
Used Twitter to Track NY Flyover Fallout |
Kepler Telescope Makes Quick Discovery |
SRC Funds Analog Research for Safety Apps |
Scientists Track Down Source of Earth's Hum |
EBay, Government Motors to Start Car-Selling Trial Tuesday
|
An Elevator to Space? NASA Urged to Explore Advanced Tech
|
8/9/2009 |
7.1 Magnitude Quake Felt in Tokyo |
45-nanometer Chips for Ultra-Fast WiFi |
Kepler Spacecraft Sees Its First Exoplanets |
Mercedes to
Produce a Fully Electric Gullwing |
Trucks Win in Cash for Clunkers Game |
Engineers Rewrite Asimov's Laws of Robotics to Govern Automatons
|
Georgia Blogger Blames Russia for Mass Cyber Attack |
8/7/2009 |
IMS 2009
Highlighted Student Ingenuity |
Execs Rip Financial Engineers, Praise Real Engineers at NIWeek
|
'Billion-Dollar Capex Club' Smallest in a Decade |
USPTO Takes Another Step Closer to Full Electronic Patent Application
Processing |
Project Seeks to Ensure Army Has Adequate Radio Spectrum |
UK ID Card Cloned in 12 Minutes |
Large
Hadron Collider to Start up at Half Power |
RFID Goes to the Dogs |
SEC Asks Intel About Terrorist Dealings |
RadioShack Would Like You to Call it 'The Shack' |
Nanoscale Lasers May Open Door to Faster Computers, More Reliable
Internet Access |
Congress vs. ICANN in the Battle for Internet Authority |
Self-Assembling
DNA Makes Super 3-D Nano Machines |
NIST Scales up Quantum Computing |
Cobham's Military Growth |
Orange
Selling 3G Wrist Watch Phone |
A Browser's
View of Your Computer |
China Expected to Make up 35% of Total IC Market in 2013 |
Three Years of High IC Prices Ahead |
Congress Buys Itself 8 New Luxury Jets for $550M
(and a couple 737s) |
8/6/2009 |
FCC Begins Its Drive Toward a National Broadband Plan |
Netherlands Considers Making Spectrum Technology-Neutral |
China Cranks Up Fabless Startup Efforts |
Deutsche
Telekom's 2Q Profit Rises 32% |
AT&T Reports Significant Jump in Number of WiFi Hotspots, Points
to Smartphone Sales as Key Driving Factor |
NIST Scales Up Quantum Computing |
Smart Meters and Security: Locking Up the Grid |
Effects of
'Strong Coupling' Observed for First Time Between Light and Micromechanical Object
|
Solar Powered
Base Station Trial in Singapore |
Kopin Invests in Taiwan Foundry as GaAs Demand Returns |
NASA and ESA Unveil Joint Mars Exploration Plan |
Denial of Service Attack Knocks Twitter Offline |
Georgia Tech Claims 100x Copper Conductivity for Graphene Interconnect
|
Some Finding New Jobs Despite Being Laid Off |
Web Citizens Trying to Kill IE 6 |
Moon Used As Giant Particle Detector |
Obama Announces $2.4B Grant for Electric Vehicles
(a much better use of tax money than Cash for Clunkers
handouts, aka welfare) |
8/5/2009 |
Clyburn Sworn in as FCC Commissioner |
China IC Market to Hit $100B in 2013 |
UK Innovation Investment Fund Releases RFP to Create Largest Tech
Fund in Europe |
Market Hopes for Upbeat View from Avnet (ah, hope & change) |
Seasonality
and Weak Economies Lower Mobile Phone Demand in Q1'09 |
Linux is a Threat to Desktop Business Says Microsoft |
Plastics that
Convert Light to Electricity Could Have a Big Impact |
Two Pennsylvania Nanomaterials Startups Get Funding |
USPTO Rejects TiVo's Claims Against EchoStar's Software Workaround
|
Energy Department to Award Auto Battery Grants |
iPhone OS 3.0 Spurs Boom in WiFi Connections |
Scientists Manipulate Ripples in Graphene, Enabling Strain-Based Graphene
Electronics |
$100k
Toolbag Lost During Spacewalk Reenters Atmosphere as a Meteor |
FCC Issues Citation to The Spy Store for Selling, Importing Unauthorized
RF Devices |
Income Loss Persists Long after Layoffs |
Top Cybersecurity Aide at White House Resigns |
Direct Order: No Facebook, No Twitter for Marines |
Chinese Teenager Beaten to Death in Internet Addiction Cinic
|
8/4/2009 |
Overall
Chip and Electronic Component Prices to Rise in Q3 (inflation on the horizon?) |
Navy Taps Raytheon for Radar Concept Studies |
Cell Phone Market Returns to Growth |
Iraq Replaces
Jordan As the Arab World's Most Competitive Cellular Market |
Magnetic Measurements
Question Assumptions About High-Tc Superconductors |
The Misguided Urge to Regulate Wireless |
WiMax
is Coming to Ten More Markets |
Intel Halts Shipments of Solid State Drives |
Services Help Lost Gadgets Find Their Way Home |
NFC Vision |
Chinese
Phone Distributors Protesting Against Nokia |
TV and Computer Screen Time May Be Associated with High Blood Pressure
in Young Children |
What the
FCC Can Do for Open Spectrum |
Scientists Study How to Stack the Deck For Organic Solar Power
|
Beachball-Size Rock is Largest Meteorite Found on Mars |
AMSAT-UK Launches FUNcube Amateur Satellite Project |
Avert Dementia by Keeping Your Brain Active |
U.S. Man is First Domain Thief to be Charged |
Business Salaries Still Declining |
EC Undecided Whether Win7/IE8 Bundling is Unlawful |
8/3/2009 |
USPTO Head Kappos to "Refashion" Patent Process |
Average
Mobile Broadband Usage Doubles in Sweden |
Sticky Tape Emits Useful Terahertz Rays |
European
Commission Approves Aid for Former Nokia Employees |
How Smart Grids Could Empower Hackers
(worms in your meter) |
Global Chip Sales Rise 17% Sequentially in Q2 |
UK Manufacturing Output Shows Surprise Rise in July |
Fitness and RFID Go Hand in Glove |
Raytheon Wins Prime Development Contract for Advanced Airborne Sensor
|
JetBlue, United Give Try Twitter to Sell Seats Fast |
Why We Learn More from Our Successes Than Our Failures (School of Hard Knocks not so great after all) |
DoD May Ban Twitter, Facebook, Other Social Media |
Nanotube-Powered
X-Rays |
Text Messages Open Cell Phones to Hackers |
FCC Investigates Apple's App Store Policy after Google Voice Rejection
|
Government Considers Seven States for Hg Storage Site |
Buffer Boost for InGaN on Silicon Solar Cell |
Jury Fines $675k for Boston Student's Music Downloading, $22.5k/Track |
Nissan Rolls out Electric Car at New Headquarters |
Pentagon Eyes Accelerated "Bunker Buster" Bomb |
8/2/2009 |
Top 20 Semi Companies Saw 21% Sales Surge in Q2 |
Girl Sues College for $70k Because She Can't Find a Job |
Laser-Powered Lightcraft "At the Cusp of Commercial Reality"
|
Skype Could Be Cut Off for Good over Dispute |
Engineer and Team Bring Glass Cockpit Technology to Small Airplanes
|
Government's Cash for Clunkers Computers Crash in Overload |
IEEE Communications Society
Offering Free Membership |