12/31/2009 |
The Top 10 Everything of 2009 |
Broadcasters'
Woes Could Spell Trouble for Free TV |
Utilities Suffer from CFLs' Poor Power Factor |
10 Tech Events That Shaped the Decade |
UAE Mobile
Penetration Rate Hits 200% (huh? does that
mean 2 subscriptions per person?) |
Future Jet Airplanes Could Be Electric |
AlGaN-Cladding-Free Semipolar Laser Nears Green |
County
Sees Increase in Kids' Prank 911 Calls on Cellphones |
iSuppli
Exclusive: The Connected Car Arrives at CES |
Citibank Says High-Volume NFC Pilot Shows Strong Usage |
Oregon Cell Phone Ban Has Loophole |
The 9 Most Controversial Science Stories in 2009 |
Why the Layoffs If We're Still Profitable? |
Polyolefin Film is Critical to Electric Vehicle Success |
Walls May Make Light Bulbs Obsolete |
No Rise of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Fraction in Past 160 Years,
New Research Finds |
'Special Problems' Force Courts to Confront Cellphone Issues
|
Russian Scientists Working on Plan to Deflect Asteroids |
Ten Resolutions Microsoft Should Make for 2010 |
Limbaugh Rushed to Hospital |
12/30/2009 |
The Next 'Killer App'? Pet Electronics |
Nokia Expands
Patent Dispute Beyond Apple iPhone |
ON Semiconductor
Launches Bid for California Micro |
Microsoft Pegs China Search Market as Top Priority |
Engineer Shifts from Race Cars to Green Cars |
Consumers
to Benefit from Advances in Chip Design (is
this really a new concept?) |
Electronics Weekly: Top 10 Photo Galleries of 2009 |
9 Astronomy Milestones in 2009 |
Top 10 Municipal WiFi Stories of the Decade |
Encryption
Protecting Most Mobile Phones Has Been Cracked |
Broadcom Settles Stock Option Backdating Class Action Lawsuit
|
2009 Top 5 Wireless Rumors |
AT&T: The Most Hated Company in iPhone Land |
New DirecTV Satellite Will Enable Over 200 National HD Channels
|
Japan's Mobile
Phone Marvels Go Back to the Future |
Buy A Palm
Pre, Get Two Airline Tickets Free (maybe part
of new airline security plan - must be brave male willing to tackle panty bombers
to qualify?) |
Magnetometers, X-Rays, and More: Airport Security Technology
|
Five Apps That Will Make 2010 the Year of the Gyroscope |
U.S.
Virtual Economy is Set to Make Billions (...like
those bogus carbon credits?) |
12/29/2009 |
Secret
Mobile Phone Codes Cracked |
China's 245 mph Train Service is World's Fastest... Completed in Just
4 Years |
Top Computer / PDA / Phone Security Issues of 2009 |
Partial Eclipse Means a Blue Moon for New Year's Eve |
The
Lithium Rush (good photos) |
USMC Selects TeleCommunication Systems Wireless P2P Link Systems for
Mission-Critical Communications |
Demand to Surge for Silicon Magnetic Sensors in 2010 |
GPS Strands Couple in Snow for 3 Days |
Superatoms Mimic Elements: Research Gives New Perspective on Periodic
Table |
2009: The Year in Tech |
Fluorine Enhanced AlGaN HEMTs
(helps fight cavities) |
Scientists
Show How Bacteria Move Electrons Across a Membrane |
The Year
in Materials |
Colorado U.
Students to Build Tiny Spacecraft to Observe 'Space Weather' Environment
|
ON Semiconductor
Launches Bid for California Micro |
Tiger Woods
Scandal Cost Shareholders up to $12B |
LA Times Predicts: Another Turbulent Year for Media |
Impact of FTC Versus Intel Overblown |
Engineer Shifts from Race Cars to Green Cars |
New Horizons Halfway Point to Pluto (at 37 kmph!) |
Phone Points
Illegal Border Crossers to Water (this used
to be called aiding and abetting criminals) |
12/28/2009 |
Holiday Cell Phone Shopping Up Fourfold |
2010: 20 Good and Bad Signs for Electronics Biz |
Microscopic Gyroscopes, the Key for Motion Sensing |
MARS Gets New Name as It Fine Tunes Mission |
Raytheon Wins $1.1 Billion Order from Taiwan for Patriot Missile Defense
Systems |
WiMAX Faces an LTE Broadband Crunch |
Broken Berry: RIM Runs Out of Free Passes |
New Dye Allows Experts to View Graphene |
Europe Has Chance to Rebound, Says Avnet's Zammit |
Wi-Fi Hotspot
Usage is Shifting Away From Laptops Toward Mobile Phones |
A
Year of Stimulus for High Tech |
Voyager Makes
an Interstellar Discovery |
Cell Phone Mania Forces Scramble for More Airwaves |
Panasonic
Develops Direct Methanol Fuel Cell System with High Power Output and Durability
|
Gesture-Controlled Technology Moves Closer to Reality |
New Cash for Your Old Technology |
A Mightier Mustang: Ford Offers 5.0-L Engine Option |
12/27/2009 |
U. of London Engineering Student Attempts to Blow Up TWA Flight in
Chicago |
Direct Wafer Bond Route to III-V FETs |
Handhelds Grab Larger Share of Hotspot Traffic |
2009 in Review: Wi-Fi |
EU Calls on Danish Telecoms Regulator to Align Mobile Charges
|
High-Tech Vehicles Pose Trouble for Some Mechanics |
12/25/2009 |
Wannabe Copper Thief Lights Himself Up for Christmas
(nearly qualified for the Darwin Awards) |
Christmas Hackers Take Down Retailers - WalMart - Amazon, More
|
Average
Net User Now Online 13 Hours Per Week |
The Ariane Rocket Celebrates its 30th Birthday
(Congrats! I remember its early days when it was
more like a submarine) |
FCC Calls Verizon's Logic for Increased Termination Fees "Troubling" |
12/24/2009 |
NORAD Radar
Track of Santa Claus Across the Globe |
Glitter-Sized Solar Photovoltaics Claim Big Benefits in Small Cells
|
Scientists
Create World's First Molecular Transistor |
BlackBerry Outage Sparks User Revolt |
Marines to Buy Additional Manpack Radios |
Nanoelectromagnets Can Transfer Energy to Each Other |
White House Names Ham as New Cybersecurity Coordinator |
Samsung
Pays in Dispute over Kodak Camera Patents |
Iran to Unveil
New Home-Built Satellite |
'Venetian Blind' Outperforms Traditional Lenses |
Lockheed Funds Defence Research |
Europe's Goce Satellite Probes Earth's Gravity |
Memory Chip Shortage Seen in H2 2010 |
New Materials
Designed to Deal with Hypersonic and Supersonic Hot Stuff |
Reactor Drawings Make Nuclear History Beautiful |
12/23/2009 |
Nano Vacuum Tubes Could Make Better Batteries, or Memories
|
Analog FastSpice RF Delivers Noise Analysis for RF Circuits
|
#%*@#! The top 10 Tech 'Fails' of 2009 |
Court Bans
Sale of Word; Microsoft Promises Fix |
Bluetooth Low Energy Standard Confirmed |
U.S. Navy Avionics Systems Integrators Embrace Open Architectures
to Combat Parts Obsolescence |
China Plans Reserve for Rare Earth Metals |
Fourth PTB Atomic Clock Added to the UTC Club |
How
Intelligent Vehicles Will Increase the Capacity of Our Roads |
ARRL Announces KF2YN's ARRL Antenna Designer's Notebook |
Outage Cripples BlackBerry Americas Network |
New-Generation Reactors Help Reduce Nuclear Waste |
Global Chip Sales Were Strong in November |
A
Year of Stimulus for High Tech |
San Francisco
Phone Coverage Now Extends Under the Bay |
New Memory Chip Uses Stacked Cells |
BAE Systems Equips U.S. Army Helicopters with Infrared Countermeasures
|
New Crew to Dock at International Space Station |
Shut Up and Drive: The Menace That is Mobile Technology |
First New U.S. L-3 Spy Plane Due in Afghanistan by Christmas
|
12/22/2009 |
'Nerd' and 'Geek' Should Be Banned, Professor Says |
Chinese Satellite XW-1
Receives OSCAR Designation |
Ford Will Enable Wi-Fi in Some 2010 Cars |
IEEE to Revise Mobile Phone Battery Reliability Standard |
Scientists Demystify Utility of Power Factor Correction Devices
|
China to Require Internet "Whitelist" Domain Name Registration
|
FCC Media Ownership Workshop in January |
BBC
Net TV Plan Gets Green Light |
Sensor Can Detect Single Nanoparticle and Take Its Measurement
|
RFID Captures Festival-Goers at Dragon Boat Race |
Christmas Web Sales Spike after Snowstorm |
ADI Boosts Fab Capacity |
No Agreement on ROHS … Yet |
Space's Greatest Moments from 2009 |
FCC Remarks at the Chicago Broadband Field Hearing on Small Business
(tax everyone to deliver BB to maple syrup farmers
in rural VT - have they heard of HughesNet?) |
Modeling the Cosmic Web Trickier than Thought |
App Army Promises New Tech Revolution |
Researchers
on the Path to Creating Nano-MRI Images |
The Hypersonic X-51A WaveRider |
12/21/2009 |
Today is 1st Day of Winter in North, Summer in South Hemisphere |
Maine to Consider Cell Phone Cancer Warning |
DARPA Asks Industry for Affordable, Low-Volume IC Manufacturing
|
Panasonic Turns Sanyo into Subsidiary after Acquiring over 50% Stake
|
Soldier Radio Waveform Ushers in New Era in Tactical Communications
|
Researcher
Explains Mystery of Golden Ratio |
Crew Blasts Off for Christmas Space Mission |
A Quantum Leap in Battery Design |
New Metamaterial Lens to Boost Communications |
Station Apps Give Radio New Life on iPhone, Other Smartphones
|
Technology
Becomes Friendlier to Older Generations |
eWEEK Labs Picks the Stupid Tech Tricks of 2009 |
Midwest VHF/UHF Society
Frequency Measuring Test |
Cyber Challenge Tests Nation's Top Hackers |
NASA Uses Algae to Turn Sewage into Fuel |
BT
to Complete Super-Fast Broadband Network by 2012 |
Technology Becomes Friendlier to Older Generations |
Colliding Auroras Produce an Explosion of Light |
Google Accused of Dodging Huge Tax Bill
(Google's boardroom full of super-rich progressives
who support taxing middle class while avoiding their own taxes) |
Federal Health Takeover Risks More Cost-Shifting
(dateline... Australia!) |
12/20/2009 |
Lone Inventor Can Make Impact in Analog, Says Linear Tech CEO
|
Google Demonstrates Quantum Algorithm Promising Superfast Search
|
USPTO Launches
Interactive Model Predicting Average Patent Pendency Timeframes in Relation to Varying
Staffing and Filing Levels |
Video: The Asteroid That Will Almost Hit Earth (not until 2029) |
Google Fined $14,300 a Day in France Over E-Books |
12/18/2009 |
NIST Automates Verification of VNA Calibrations |
Scientists Film Photons Using Electrons |
E-Skin: A Color-Changing Plastic Surface |
RIM 3Q
Profit Up 59% on Record BlackBerry Sales |
As 'Operation Chokehold' Approaches, Readers Sound Off on AT&T
Service |
Intel Tweaks High-k Stack to Get GaAs on Silicon |
Hot
Electrons Could Double Solar Power |
Military Contractor Developing Tools for iPhone |
China Gets Femto Fever |
Third Decline in History of Electronic System Sales |
Winners, Losers in 2009 Chip Rankings |
Quantum Information Brought Closer to Reality |
The U.S. Air Force's Christmas Wish List: 2500 PlayStations
|
Complex Integrated Circuits Made of Carbon Nanotubes |
MIT's Optical Chip Increases Power, Not Energy Consumption
|
IEEE Launches
Revision to Standard for Rechargeable Cellular Batteries |
Computer Simulation
Strengthens Link Between Climate Change and Release of Subsea Methane (hmmm... probably not an anthropogenic cause) |
MSNBC: The Decade in Science |
Military Predator Video Intercepted by Iraqis |
Twitter Hacked by 'Iranian Cyber Army' |
Gender
Divide in Children's Use of Cell Phone Features
(conclusion: boys use more features, so of course
it is society's fault that girls do not) |
12/17/2009 |
Geeks Drive Girls out of Computer Science |
Iranian-Backed Insurgents Hack U.S. Drones |
Thermochemical Nanolithography Now Allows Multiple Chemicals on a
Chip |
Worldwide
Semiconductor Revenue Declined $29B in 2009
(hmm... earlier reports said it would be up) |
AIA Forecasts Slower Growth in 2010 for Aerospace Industry
|
FCC Could Bypass CableCARD on the Way to Spurring Broadband Adoption
|
Complex Integrated Circuits Made of Carbon Nanotubes |
Broadband Touted as 'Civil Right'
(Translation: I want you to pay for my Internet
access. Oh, and give me a computer, too) |
Government to Award Taxpayer Stimulus Funds for Broadband
|
Caltech Scientists
Film Photons with Electrons |
Graphene Can Be Molded with Water |
Engineer Tapped to Head Smart Grid Standards Work |
The Next
Internet Boom: Connected Cars |
FM Radio in the Google Phone? |
PC Market Bounces Back, to Grow Through 2013 |
Why Your Boss Is Incompetent |
Organisms Turn Microgears in Suspended Solution by Swimming
|
Freescale Charts a Debt-Free Future |
Hams Help Out with Sea Rescue |
Prince Charles Flies on Private Jet to Climate Talks ("used up 7 months' worth of the average British
person's carbon footprint") |
12/16/2009 |
Tech Career Environment Improving, Layoffs Becoming Less Likely
|
First Chinese Amateur
Radio Satellite Now in Space |
Grey Market Devices Boost Declining 2009 Mobile Phone Sales
|
McDonald's
to Lift Fee for Internet Access |
UK Electronics Distribution Market Shrinks by 13% |
Wireless and Broadcast Industries Begin Spectrum Debate |
SF Mayor
Backs Radiation Labels for Cell Phones |
FCC: Options for a National Broadband Plan |
Americans Have Gone Text-Crazy |
Strange Physical Theory Proved after 40 Years |
U.S. FTC Sues Intel for Abusing Market Dominance |
Tunnel Construction Companies Use RFID Badges to Text Workers
|
'Rock-Breathing' Bacteria Could Generate Electricity and Clean up
Oil Spills |
Organic and Printed Electronics Roadmap |
Electric Cars
Rolling Out |
Smart, Wireless Parking: A Trojan Horse for Making Better Cities
|
Boeing Claims 'Historic Day' with Dreamliner Test Flight |
The Dollar Bill Goes High-Tech |
Simple RFID Tags Evolve into Complex Ultra-Low-Power SoCs, NXP Expects
|
Europe Gets off Microsoft's Back -- Ends Browser Antitrust Case
|
FCC's Lloyd Blames 'Right-Wing Smear Machine' For Distorting Views (but...Llody's on record
praising Chavez's
takeover of media) |
12/15/2009 |
Teen's Cell Phone Bill Tops $20,000 |
Machines Make 4.3% of U.S. Mobile Calls |
Australia
Introduces Web Filters |
GM (Government Motors) Launches
In-Car Hotspots from Autonet Mobile |
IEDM 2009: Stanford's CNT Transistors |
The 2009 ARRL Spectrum
Defense Campaign Needs Your Support |
Scottish Minister Launches Transatlantic Research Venture
|
Stable
Outlook for European Telecoms and Cable TV Sector in 2010 |
China and Taiwan Seek Cooperation in RFID |
New Kind of Micro-Mobility: Microscopic System for Moving Tiny Objects
Inside a Microfluidic Chip |
Smartphones
Driving Adoption of Mobile TV |
LCD Screen Can Recognize What Happens in Front of It |
Boeing's 787 Dreamliner Set to Make First Flight |
Intersil to Buy Chinese Fabless Power IC Developer |
Younger
Generations More Accepting of Unsolicited Communications |
People Who
'See' Numbers Have Better Memories for Dates |
Army's Go Mobile Puts Big Computing Power into Soldiers' Pockets
|
A
New Way to Break Ultra-Strong Chemical Bonds |
Fed Employees
Owe Uncle Sam $3B in Unpaid Taxes (solution:
appoint them to high-level positions like
TurboTax Geitner's so they have to pay) |
Al Gore Shoots Self, Climate Summit in Foot (the fool also recently said Earth was "millions of degrees"
a few km down) |
12/14/2009 |
Navy Eyes Software-Defined Radio to Supplement or Replace Satellite
Communications |
4G
Network Comes to Scandinavia |
Army Inspects New Signals Intelligence System |
3D Microchips to Boost Computer Efficiency |
Hazardous
Conditions for India's e-Waste Workers |
Lithium [for
batteries] to Be Extracted from Geothermal Waste |
Wireless Heart Monitor Deployed in Italy's Ambulances |
Google Employees Testing New Mobile Device |
U.S. and Russia Begin Cyberwar Limitation Talks |
Cellphone
Users Call Vendors to Get Back to Basics, "Make a Better Phone"
|
Robots in the Home? Be Afraid |
Atom Smasher Ramps up Collisions Before Year End |
Higgs in Space: Orbiting Telescope Could Beat the LHC |
NAB: Use Airwaves to Fight Potential Spectrum Grab |
NASA Launches Infrared Telescope to Scan Entire Sky |
Magnetic Power Revealed in Gamma-Ray Burst Jet |
Sneaky Laptop Stings Thief |
12/13/2009 |
Tax Informants Are on the Loose
(supplement your unemployment income by ratting
out your old employer) |
Data Nerds Hack NASA — in a Good Way |
Recovery Continues in Electronics Supply Chain Despite Stagnant End
Product Orders (that means OEM inventory is
building-unsold-unwanted) |
117,000 California Unemployment Checks in Limbo Because of State's
IT Systems Problems |
12/11/2009 |
New Xerox Ink May Shake Up Electronics Manufacturing |
Deep Discounts Drive Black Friday Tech Revenue Down, Unit Sales Up
|
Mentor Continues to Offer Training for Unemployed Designers
|
Student Self-Testing Earns High Marks as Study Tool |
Scientists
Create Material More Insulating than a Vacuum
(politician skulls?) |
Plastic Bags Recycled into Nanotubes |
China Tech
Purchasing Rule Angers Foreign Firms |
Apple Countersues Nokia over 13 Patents |
OTA Testing
for Wi-Fi Mobile Converged Devices and A-GPS |
Cheap, Plastic Memory for Flexible Devices |
FTC Goes
After Credit Card Robocall Scammers |
Study: Most U.S. Wireless Users Satisfied |
U.S. Teens Ignore Laws Against Texting While Driving |
FCC Dismisses Two Amateur Radio-Related Petitions |
Semi Capex to Be Up 45% in 2010 |
National Semiconductor Beats 2Q Earnings Estimates |
FCC Announces Participants for Memphis Field Hearing on Digital Inclusion
(more gov't hijacking of private industry) |
Semiconductor
Capital Equipment Market Growth is Accelerating |
Web
to Watch Government Spending |
Number of U.S. Federal Employees Making >$150k
Doubles in Last 18 Months (100k gov't jobs
now being added each month) |
12/10/2009 |
New Techniques
Make Carbon-Based Integrated Circuits More Practical |
Science
Goes Back to Basics on AI |
Photo Story: Plastic Electronics |
ARRL Licensing Study
Guides Coming to an eBook Reader Near You |
DOD Falls in Line with Open Government Directive |
The Engineer Technology and Innovation Awards 2009 |
FCC Plans to Formalize Internet Rules on Net Neutrality Draw Fire
(gov't brown shirts want to regulate what news
you can receive) |
Nokia Pulls Plug on U.S. Flagship Stores |
Part of the Daily American Diet, 34 GBytes of Data |
NEMS Poised to Overtake MEMS |
WiGig Group Gives First Peak at 60 GHz Spec |
Battery Lithium Could Come from Geothermal Waste Water |
Radios With Micromachined Resonators |
Phone Claims Misleading: Brain Tumors |
Mexico Aims to Complete Spectrum Auctions in 1H 2010 |
Mystery as Spiral Blue Light Display Hovers above Norway |
Wireless Brain-to-Computer Connection Synthesizes Speech |
12/9/2009 |
Ericsson
Announces 950 More Job Cuts |
Gallium Nitride
(GaN) Transistor Could Replace Silicon |
'Positive Momentum' Reported in Foundry Arena |
IEEE Herz Award Goes to Burgmeyer |
AT&T: Top 3% of Smartphone Users Consume 40% of Network
|
UK's Energy
Smart Meter Plans Call for Expert M2M Capabilities |
Lab Makes Solid Material Transparent to THz Waves
(cloaking) |
U.S. Online Christmas Holiday Spending Up 3% |
IR, Maxim, TI See Shortages for Analog |
1.5B WiFi Chipsets to Ship in 2014 |
NASA, DARPA Host Space Junk Wake-Up Call |
UK
Broadband Tax Included in Pre-Budget Report |
New 10% Tax Rate in UK for Patent-Derived Income to Encourage R&D
(um... how does an additional tax on innovation
encourage more of it? has the entire world gone nuts?) |
Semiconductor Startup Funding Fell in 2009 |
Deutsche
Telekom Announced First Voice Calls over LTE with VoLGA |
Ordinary Paper + Ink Infused with Nanotubes + Nanowires = Instant
Battery |
Long-Term Thermal Probe into GaN-Schottky Performance |
UK Science Budget Cut by £600M |
Math Scores Show Improvement at Schools in Large U.S. Cities
|
Oops! TSA Posts Airport Screening Procedures Online (no problem, we don't say "terrorism" anymore) |
12/8/2009 |
Scientists Say Paper Battery Could Be in the Works |
Jobless Professionals Vie for Holiday Sales Work |
Korea Offers Cash to Chipmaking Equipment Sector |
The Future of WiFi: Gigabit Speeds and Beyond |
GSM System
About to Be Compromised |
Not the First, Not the Last, Technology Predictions for 2010
|
Google QR
Codes to Appear in a Store Window Near You |
More Efficient Space Engine Uses Carbon Nanotubes |
U.S. Accelerates Battery R&D, Green Patents |
Device Powers Cell Phone Using Car's Wake |
Sensors Move up to the Front Line in Afghanistan |
Engineers on Course to Make Super-Efficient Solar-Electric Powered
Boat |
Toshiba Makes Stable MOSFET Based on Spintronics |
World's Smallest Semiconductor Laser to Have Big Impact in Computing
|
Burt Rutan: Behind the Scenes at SpaceShipTwo Roll-Out |
FEMA, FCC Announce Standards for Wireless Carriers to Receive and
Deliver Emergency Alerts Via Mobile Devices |
Boeing Team Installs Radar Antenna on P-8A Poseidon |
Google Sues Work-at-Home Scammers |
12/7/2009 |
Arizona
Man Dies after Parachuting from Cell Tower
(just in time for the 2009
Darwin Awards) |
This Antenna Bends but Won't Break |
MIT Team Wins DARPA's Social Networking Balloon Hunt + $40k Prize |
How Australia's Top Scientist Earned Million$ from Wi-Fi |
Firms Increasingly
Allowing Staff to Use Their Own Computers at Work |
Orbital Sciences Moves Ahead with Plan to Create Satellites with Orbiting
Clusters of Modules |
Scientists
Build 'Single-Atom Transistor' |
Copenhagen Climate Summit: 1,200 Limos, 140 Private Planes and Caviar
Wedges (Hypocrisy? Sure, but they know idiots
will overlook it) |
UK Government Funds Centres for Doctoral Training |
Majority
of U.S. Consumers Willing to Recycle Phones - if Paid to Do So |
Scientists, Lawyers Mull Effects of Home Robots |
NASA Wants Moon Engineers |
Santa's Science: Delivering Gifts Not Impossible |
Smartphone Apps That Could Save Your Life |
Virgin Galactic Unveils Commercial Spaceship |
12/6/2009 |
Transistor Leakage Current Drops by 10x in Research Report
|
Understanding Mechanical Properties of Silicon Nanowires Paves Way
for Nanodevices |
New Study Calms Cellphone Cancer Fears - for Now
(sheesh... it never ends) |
Capital Expenditures by Chip Companies to Rise But So Will IC Demand
|
Researchers Put a New Spin on Atomic Musical Chairs |
Strange Triangular Snowflakes Explained |
12/4/2009 |
Open-Source Effort to Hack GSM |
Wisconsin Signs Electronics-Take-Back Law |
DARPA's Nationwide Balloon-Hunt Contest Tests Online Networking -
$40k Prize |
Grid
Computing Tunes Tiny Transistors for Future Chips |
Fine-Tuned:
A Wholly New Approach to Tuning a Laser's Frequency |
Polaris
Says Trials of Location Based Service Outperformed A-GPS |
ARRL CEO, General Counsel Present ARRL's Stance on BPL to FCC Commissioners
|
A Practical T-Ray Amplifier |
Hot, Medium, and Cool Fusion |
How Science Works Isn't Working in British Schools |
Analog Devices' CEO: 'Our Enemy Is Us' |
FCC: Should Broadcasters Give up Spectrum for Wireless? |
A More
Durable [Gearless] Wind Turbine |
Survey: Radio Leads In-Car Listening |
Can There Be a Free Web if No One Makes Money? |
Missouri
Proposes Banning All Drivers from Texting |
Teen Internet Addicts More Likely to Self-Harm |
Lime, picoChip to Announce 3G/4G Femtocell Design in Q1 '09
|
UK
Pulls Plug on UFO Hotline, Will Use Funds for Afghanistan |
Search Warrants Served at Yahoo, Google in Erin Andrews Stalker Case
|
Climate Head Steps Down over E-Mail Leak |
12/3/2009 |
ST-Ericsson
Looks to Cut a Further 600 Jobs |
Stiff Competition &
Economic Challenges Will Pressure Telecoms Operators in 2010 |
Semi Capacity Going to Be Short - SEMI |
Synthetic Magnetic Fields 'Trick' Neutral Atoms into Acting as If
Electrically Charged |
Wi-Fi Won't Fry Your Childrens' Brains
(well, that's good to know) |
China Blamed for Decline in Base Station Sales |
A Greener
Way to Get Electricity from Natural Gas |
When It Comes to Digital Embarrassment, Celebs are Apparently Just
Stupid |
FCC: Data Sought on Uses of Spectrum |
Macroscopic Yarns for Nanotube Heat Shields |
China Eyes Solar Power Market
(talking video) |
Intel Demonstrates 48-Core "Single-Chip Cloud Computer"
|
Scientists Hail Robotic Hand 'Breakthrough' |
ARRL's Logbook of the World Reaches New Milestones |
United We Stand: The Power of Aggregated Broadband |
Ansys Releases Ansoft Designer with Nexxim 5.0 Software |
Collision-Free
Theory Explains Why Uranus Is Lying on Its Side |
12/2/2009 |
USPTO to
Deploy New Intellectual Property Training Modules |
Cyber Monday Sales Climb 13.7% |
Electromagnetic Fields Can Be Used to Cut Steel |
UK Firm Announces Battery Breakthrough |
Piezoelectric Scheme Seeks to Reap the Wind While Driving
|
Nokia Expects
Mobile Phone Market to Grow 10% in 2010 |
FCC Plans to Turn Over Private Data to Aid Broadband Stimulus
|
Circuit Model
for a Chicken Brain |
InGaN LED Spillover and Efficiency Droop Explained |
Google May Build Greentech Power Plants |
Multiferroic Compounds Used to Produce Smaller and Cheaper Digital
Memories |
Climate Boss Quits over Faked Global Warming Stats |
Motorola Still Working to Split Off Mobile Devices Business |
Sodium-Ion
Cells for Cheap Energy Storage |
Strange Triangular Snowflakes Explained |
Google Strengthens Paid News Content Walls |
Private Aerofleets of Hollywierd Eco-Hypocrites |
Fix May Revive PCs Plagued by Mysterious Black Screen of Death
|
12/1/2009 |
U.S. Forest Service Tracks Capitol Christmas Tree with RFID |
Shape Shifters: Researchers Create New Breed of Antennas |
Delta Develops Electric Vehicle Propulsion System |
WiMAX Accounts
for Over 25% of Last Mile Broadband Stimulus Applications |
Austriamicrosystems Announces Single-Channel 125-kHz Wakeup Receiver
|
Best Buy Wants Your Electronic Junk |
Salary Survey: 'Hot' Tech Markets Leave Chinese EEs Cold |
Sparks Fly from All Sides: The H-1B Visa Debate |
UK Universities Play Role in EU Nanotechnology Project |
ARRL - Appropriate Use: Guidelines and Waivers |
Scientists
Demonstrate Multibeam, Multi-Functional Lasers |
Record Decline for Semiconductor Equipment Sales in 2009 |
Nanomaterial Withstands 850 ºC |
Cellphones Team Up to Make Wi-Fi Where You Want It |
Pub 'Fined £8k' for Wi-Fi Copyright Infringement |
Young People
More Fussy Than Their Parents About Poor Customer Care (...and are more likely to be the ones providing that
poor service) |
Virgin Galactic’s Space-Grazing Aircraft Ready for Liftoff
|
Windows Black Screen of Death: What You Need to Know |
Limbaugh Tops Poll on Influential Voices |
Office 2010 to Ship in June 2010 |