1/30/2009 |
Simulation Gets Speed, Capacity Boost |
Teradyne Lays Off 14% of Staff, Implements 10% Pay Cut |
UK Energy Workers Walk Out in Objection to Foreign Workers |
Tin Whisker Pest Worries Lead-Free Solderers |
NEC's Loss
Widens, Plans to Cut 20,000 Workers |
New, Unusual
Semiconductor is a Switch-Hitter |
Domain Walls
That Conduct Electricity |
Simulated Wi-Fi Worm Infects Thousands of Routers Overnight
|
DoCoMo
to Shut-Down Its 2G Network |
White LED Breakthrough Could Lead to Mass UK Production |
Sierra
Wireless to Cut 10% of Its Workforce |
NASA Puts Out the Call for Low-Gravity Tech |
Hams Provide Communications Support as Ice Storms Sweep Across U.S. |
Arrest
Warrant Issued for Russian Phone Millionaire |
Rensselaer is Modeling Graphene, Manchester is Modifying It
|
Lockheed Martin Laboratory Earns CMMI Maturity Level 3 |
New Carbon Nanomaterial |
NASA Wants Your Opinion
on Its Next Hubble Project |
Exxon Mobil Shatters U.S. Record for Annual Profit |
Will Dell Smartphone Tackle BlackBerry or iPhone Fans? |
Study: Learning
Science Facts Doesn't Boost Science Reasoning (Al Gore, are your reading this?) |
1/29/2009 |
House Says "No" to DTV Transition Delay - February 12 Stands |
Microsemi Bucks Financial Trends on Strength from Defense, Medical
Markets |
Consumer Crunch Hits Japan, Sony and Toshiba Feel Pain |
Stretchy
Electrodes Wire Up Cells |
STMicro Slashes 4500 Jobs, Halves Capex Plan |
Digital Britain Report: Key Points Revealed |
Fired Engineer at Fannie Mae Accused of Planting Malware Time Bomb
|
Verizon to Shut Down Internet Phone Service |
Stimulus Package Contains Broadband Open Access Provisions
|
Hackers
Crack Texas Road Sign, Warns of Zombies Ahead |
Ion Teleportation
Scheme Could Scale Up Quantum Computers |
Citing Obama Opposition, McDowell Warns Against Fairness Doctrine
|
Is Technology Producing a Decline in Critical Thinking and Analysis?
|
The Economy and Your Next Mobile Phone |
Google Sets Up
Online Broadband Testing Lab |
Attack of the Wireless Worms |
Should Silent Camera Phones Be Illegal? |
New Catalyst Paves the Path for Ethanol-Powered Fuel Cells
|
Low-Cost LEDs
to Slash Household Electric Bills |
U.S. Cell Phone Camera Law Might Not Really Click |
Engineers Give
Roads, Other Public Works a 'D' (scary) |
Top
British Politician Vows to Open Secret UFO Files |
1/28/2009 |
Hackers Hit Monster.com's Customer Data Again - Forcing Password Changes |
Europe
to Boost Rural Broadband Internet Access |
Scientists
Not So Sure 'Doomsday Machine' Won't Destroy World |
AT&T
Profits Up - Expects Stable Year Ahead |
Intel Researchers Demo RF Energy Harvester |
Boeing Laser Avenger Shoots Down Unmanned Aerial Vehicle in Tests
|
TI Hunkers Down for a Prolonged Recession |
EU Clears €457M Aid for STMicro-Led Scheme |
Raytheon to Support U.S. Navy's Navy Multiband Terminal Satellite
Communications with CPI Solution |
Comet Impact Theory Disproved |
Infrared/RFID Tags Help Anne Arundel Medical Center Reduce Labor Costs (I was born in that hospital!) |
Cox Testing New
Way to Unclog the Internet |
Sun Sets Out $209M Loss, Will Cut up to 5,000 Jobs |
Siemens Wireless Building Automation Catches On |
ARRL Scholarship Applications Due February 1 |
Precious Coatings for Plastic Parts |
Nuclear Fusion-Fission
Hybrid Could Contribute to Carbon-Free Energy Future |
BAE Systems Wins $120M U.S. Air Force Contract |
Cutting-Edge Online Game Brings Fresh Approach to Middle School Math
|
UK to Expand
GSM-R Service on Railways |
CU-Boulder, SpaceDev Launch Center for Space Entrepreneurship
|
Brits Watch a Day's Worth (26 hrs) of TV a Week |
1/27/2009 |
Challenges Loom as Obama Seeks Space Weapons Ban |
Non-Pb-Free Parts Still in Demand |
Tens of Thousands More Layoffs Announced |
Gloom in U.S. & EU Deepens as 76,000 Jobs Disappear in One Day
|
More Growth Seen for China's Handset Market in 2009 |
Cooling Chips with Thermoelectrics |
McGraw-Hill Profit Falls (big-time
textbook publisher) |
Laura L. Smith Named to FCC Amateur Radio Enforcement Role
|
Texas Instruments
to Shed 3,400 Jobs |
Verizon Wireless Femtocell Launched |
Andrew
Wins Radio Coverage Contract for World's Longest Railway Tunnel |
Carbon-Nanotube
Memory that Really Competes |
Planet Hunter Nets Prize for Young Astronomers |
Verizon Offers $250 In-Home Cell Phone Booster |
Russian Spending Continues: $5 B for Nanotechnology Development
|
Semiconductor Market to Plunge 28% in 2009 |
Senate Passes Bill to Delay DTV Switchover by 4 Months |
The Pencil is Mightier Than the Nintendo |
Successful Flight of NASA Prototype Super-Pressure Balloon in Antarctica
|
U.S. Lawmakers Mull Internet, Wireless Tax Credits |
California Mother Gives Birth to Octuplets |
Australia Now Requires Solar Panel Testing and Certification
|
1/26/2009 |
Number of Internet Users Tops One Billion |
Sprint Nextel to Cut 8,000 Jobs, Freeze Pay |
Australia Approves 4 Watts of Power for UHF RFID |
Europe's New
Atom-Smasher Chief Signals Caution after Breakdown |
USAF Academy Researcher Develops Satellite Imaging Technology
|
Philips to Cut 6,000 Jobs after Loss |
ZigBee
to Serve Smart-Energy Applications |
Another 50,000 Tech Jobs Slated for Elimination |
Wolfson Claiming 123 dB SNR for HiFi DAC |
Light-Speed Nanotechnology: Controlling the Nature of Graphene
|
Mercury Computer Systems Delivers TFLOPS of Computing Power for Military
Radars to L-Martin |
Philips' New Phone Uses an AAA Battery - Cheap to Replace |
ARRL Board of Directors Considers Internal and External Goals for
2009 |
Kids and Cell
Phones: A Crosswalk Hazard? |
Air Force to Develop Environmentally Friendly Propulsion Systems
|
Lower Gas Prices Send Buyers After Big Cars Again |
Electrochemical Capacitors for Water Desalination |
Top
10 New Technologies That Could Save Your Commute |
A
Blended Battery Pack for Cars |
Iceland's Sr. Minister Becomes First Global Political Casualty of
the Credit Crunch |
Google's
Rumored GDrive May 'Kill' the PC |
1/25/2009 |
New Wireless Standard Promises Ultra-Fast Media Applications
|
Office Politics, Alive and Well |
Will Others Follow Google's Move to Revalue Stock Options
|
Design of Microlasers Could Improvement form New Theoretical Analysis
|
Answers to 10 Common Questions About DTV |
1/23/2009 |
REACH and ROHS Restrictions Merging? |
Nuclear Proliferation Raises the Specter of EMP Attack |
GE Profit Down 44% |
Air Force Reconfigures Communications Satellite Program |
Northrop Grumman Loses $$$Billions in Goodwill |
ZigBee to Serve Smart-Energy Applications |
TSMC Sales in Europe Leap 30% in 2008 |
Global
Mobile Phone Shipments Dropped by 10% in Q4 2008 |
Samsung Posts First Ever Quarterly Loss |
Website Seeks to Cut Cost of College Textbooks |
A Blue Christmas for eBay |
GOP,
Dems Spar Over Broadband 'Stimulus' and FCC Powers |
Popularity
of Mobile Broadband Surges Among European Consumers |
Clear Carbon-Nanotube Films |
ARRL Executive Committee Approves 21 Education & Technology Program
Grants |
New Way to Produce Hydrogen Discovered |
Quantum Teleportation Between Distant Matter Qubits: First Between
Atoms 1 Meter Apart |
LG Posts a Big Quarterly Loss, Plans Restructuring |
'Entanglement' Filter Prepares Photons for Quantum Applications
|
Google Posts 18% Sales Gain |
Silicon Chip Manufacture: Flat Fixtures for EUV Exposure |
A Quantum Memory Leap |
Secrets of
Stradivarius' Unique Violin Sound Revealed |
1/22/2009 |
LED Growth Offers Glimmer of Hope in 2009 |
Nokia Q4
Profit Slumps 69% - Warns of Difficult 2009 |
Organic Semiconductor
Breakthrough Could Speed Flexible Circuits |
College Education Paramount for Life Success |
Sony to Report First Operating Loss in 14 Years |
Tantalum Capacitor Price Set to Rise |
'New'
Clearwire Hires for 'New' York |
Smallest Possible Switch: Single Gold Atom Forms the Contact
|
China's Semiconductor Market to Decline 5.8% |
DTV Transition Gains Steam as Qualcomm Pushes Back |
Canada Investigates P2P Blocking, Finds It Just About Everywhere
|
Vodafone Tries "Soft Caps" on Mobile Broadband Usage
|
U.S. Company Hit by World's Largest Data Breach |
Flight Computers Helped Save Ditched Airbus |
DIY Broadband Springs up Across the UK |
Windows 7 Beta Gives Hope for Less-Bloated Operating System
|
Patient Appointments Cancelled Due to PC Virus |
Nasty Worm Wriggles into Millions of Computers |
Windows Weighs Down on Microsoft, Will Cut up to 5,000 Jobs |
Two Million
Phones Recycled in 2008 by Regenersis |
Staff Finds White House in the Technological Dark Ages |
1/21/2009 |
Ericsson
Announces Plans to Cut 5,000 Jobs |
International Rectifier Sues Former CEO for Theft of Trade Secrets
|
SOS: Clear Channel Cuts 1,850 Jobs, 9 % of Work Force |
Wireless Power Standard to Offer Cableless Phone Chargers
|
UK
Forges Ahead with Next Gen Net |
Setting Alternative Energy in Motion |
Doubling
the GSM Voice Capacity with Standard Handsets |
Better
Thermal Photovoltaics |
What Ofcom's Advice Means for Five |
DOD Grapples with Cyberattack Coordination |
Weapons-Grade Plutonium Found in U.S. Landfill |
Spain to Regulate Prices on Underwater Cabling |
Scientists 'Write' with Atoms Using An Atomic Force Microscope
|
Will Microsoft Cost Cuts "Starbucks Hot Coffee Program"
and Other Perks? |
USAF Remains Committed to Unmanned Aircraft Systems |
iPhone Controls Your Computer as Well as Your Life |
China Extends
'Lewd' Crackdown to Cell Phones |
Sailboat to Sail Autonomously Across the Atlantic |
SEC Digging into Steve Jobs' Health Disclosures |
Mysterious
New Computer Virus May Be 'Sleeper' Agent |
Here Comes the BlackBerry Application Storefront |
Gordon Brown Brings Britain to the Edge of Bankruptcy |
1/20/2009 |
'Core-Shell'
Silicon Nanowires May Improve Lithium-Ion Batteries |
The Flip Phone
Takes a Dip in Popularity |
FCC Reports Decline in BPL Customers |
Solar-Powered
LED Light Made of Bottles |
In a Stampede Toward PC TV, 'Programmable Broadband' Emerges
|
New FCC Chairman Signals Major Change |
Automakers Install Solar Panels on Prius, Audi A8 |
Infineon
Ships 100 Millionth Chips for Low-Cost Mobile Phones |
RFID Helps Army Better Track Tank Parts |
Landmark Year Ahead for Earth Observation Science Missions
|
Nanosensors Made Easy |
Italy Antiterrorism Law Stunts Wi-Fi, Critics Say |
Analog Devices Cuts Power of MEMS 3-Axis Accelerator |
Utah Researcher Believes RFID Is the Key to Safe Driving |
Samsung to Divide into Consumer and Component Divisions |
NASA Radar Provides First Look Inside Moon's Shadowed Craters
|
Bell Offers 1,500 Union Staff Retirement Incentive |
Micromotors
Assist Vascular Surgery |
Girls Have
the Edge over Boys in Adopting New Technologies (ever wonder why are there never headlines about where
boys excel over girls?) |
The EC's Latest Objection: Is it Time to Unbundle IE from Windows?
|
Don't Blame Technology, Blame the Parents |
1/19/2009 |
U.S. Patent
Firms Seeks Ban on Imports of Nokia, HTC Mobile Phones |
Senate Considers Delaying DTV Transition Until June |
China Plans
Own Satellite Navigation System by 2015 |
Electronics Created with Printer Significantly Improved |
AMD Sheds Another 1,100 Jobs, Cuts Pay |
Alternative Positioning Technologies Will Provide 25% of All Positioning
Solutions by 2014 |
South Korea: First Out of the Gate when Economy Recovers? (very possible, and for a good reason...) |
Simply Weird Stuff: Making Supersolids with Ultracold Gas Atoms
|
Russians Start Selling Wi-Fi Encryption Cracker |
Time to be Tracked to 100 Trillionths of Second Soon |
Apprentice Scheme Key to Skills |
PCTEST Lab Selects Spirent(R) Communications for Over-the-Air A-GPS
Testing |
'Massive' Clear Channel Restructuring Coming |
Military Commitments, Reliance on Technology, Increase Importance
of Army Depot Technicians |
UAE Will Soon Have Nuclear Capabilities |
Averna
RF Test Platform Gains Digital Radio and Video Tools |
The
Cellphone Slide |
Batelco
Buys 49% Stake in Indian Regional Mobile Network |
U.K. Funds Four Renewable Energy Projects that Promise a Greener Existence
|
95% of All Music Downloads are Unauthorized |
1/18/2009 |
Lack of Thermoelectric Effect is Cool Feature in Carbon Nanotubes
|
21,000 Jobs Worldwide Erased in Day as Recession Chokes Demand
|
Technology to Block Phones in Cars Isn't Foolproof |
Easy Assembly of Electronic Biological Chips |
Qualcomm Set to Bring 40 MediaFLO Markets Online as Possible DTV Delay
Looms |
1/16/2009 |
New Wireless
60 GHz Standard Promises Ultra-Fast Applications |
Science Closing in on Cloak of Invisibility |
Cloaking Device May Make Cell Phone Static Vanish |
Broadcom
Gets Boost in GPS Patent Lawsuit |
Hitachi Faces Loss Due to Renesas |
Mars May Still Be a Living Planet, Methane in Atmosphere Reveals |
U.S. Trade Panel Bars SiRF GPS Chips in Patent Fight |
NEC Working
on Updated WiMAX Product Range |
FCC Chairman Kevin Martin Announces Resignation |
Downadup Worm
Hits Over 3.5 Million Computers |
Researchers Chemically Align Carbon Nanotubes |
Sony Ericsson
Swings into Loss on Lower Handset Sales/Margins |
Raytheon Wins $12.2M Miniature Air-Launched Decoy-Jammer Study
|
Planetspace Files Protest Against Competition in Space |
Crude Prices Tumble Below $34 |
Sanyo Cuts Net Profit Outlook, Slashes 1,200 Jobs |
Microscopic 'Hands' for Building Tomorrow's Machines |
Economic Downturn Cancels out 15% Annual PC Market Growth
|
$150M Inauguration During Global Recession & Scandal? |
Review "Favorable" to Cape Wind Farm |
China Wary About the Power of "Netizens" in 2009
|
1/15/2009 |
China Trumps Germany as World's 3rd Largest Economy |
Intel Invests $23M in Three India Companies |
FCC OKs Temporary Emergency Broadcasts after DTV Switch |
WiMAX Will Lag, LTE Might Catch Up |
Semi Industry Looks to Washington for Positive Change |
High Growth
Forecasted for the Mobile Internet 2010 |
Linear Cuts 100 Jobs, Sales Fall 20% |
Fearless IC Predictions from Wall Street |
Motorola
to Cut 4,000 More Jobs in 2009 |
Ex-Fighter Pilot Could Be Next NASA Chief |
First 4G LTE Mobile Network Planned for Europe |
Bigger, Stretchier Graphene |
Shortwave Radio
Still Packs an Audible Thrill |
Europe Earmarks Major Projects in Year of Astronomy |
U.S. Lead in Patents Narrows |
Spin-Polarized
Electrons on Demand |
Flexible Photodetectors Could Help Sharpen Photos |
NASA Tests Engine Technology for Landing Astronauts on the Moon
|
Two Terabyte SD Cards Coming Soon |
Internet Growth
Follows Moore's Law Too |
EADS North America to Provide Simulator-Based Training to U.S. Air
Force |
Google to Cut 100 Jobs, Close Engineering Offices (beats having
to sell the luxury
Boeing 767!) |
1/14/2009 |
Researchers Claim Carbon Nanotubes Breakthrough |
Electronic Inks from Carbon Nanotubes |
Do We Have a 700 MHz Problem? |
Freescale Cuts Pay, Freezes Benefits |
First Ever All-LED Headlamps on New V10 Version of Audi R8
|
DoD Falling Short on RFID, IUID and Logistics Plans |
Mobile
Phone Use Does Not Cause Eye Cancer |
Nortel
Networks Files for Bankruptcy Protection |
Four Student Teams Selected to Fly Their Theses |
Adaptive Braking Systems Boost Semiconductor Demand |
Washington State Rep Reintroduces RFID Legislation |
When Will Semis Recover? |
Cellular
Base Station Chip Makers Face Declining Demand |
Lithium-Ion Battery Firm Gets $55M from VCs |
GPS Alone Just Won't Cut It for Location-Based Cell Phone Services
|
Applied, Boeing Could Gain from U.S.-China Tech Deal |
Japan to Launch Korean Spysat in First Foreign Contract |
Home Turbines
Fail to Deliver as Promised, Warns British Study |
Internet Safety
Technical Task Force Issues Report Looking at Online Risks |
Astronomers Seek
Funds Amid Cash Black Holes |
Smart Lighting: New LED Drops the 'Droop' |
Pentagon: 61 Ex-Guantanamo Inmates Return to Terrorism |
Dutch Government to Extend Scheme to Cut Working Hours for Savings
|
1/13/2009 |
Motorola
Planning Huge Job Cuts in Handset Division |
Hong Kong Named World's Freest Economy |
Amkor Expects Sales to be Down as Much as 25% |
Obama Appoints Genachowski to Head FCC Chairmanship |
ARRL 500 kHz Experiment Shows Increased Activity |
U.S. Christmas Holiday Consumer Tech Sales Fell 5.7% |
New LED Technology Lights Up the Future |
Researchers Measure Elusive Repulsive Force from Quantum Fluctuations
|
Outsourcing in a Troubled Economy |
Researchers
Create Microscope With 100 Million Times Finer Resolution Than Current MRI
|
FCC: We're Taking "White Spaces" Work Global, Baby!
|
Equipment Industry Will 'Pay the Price' |
GM
to Build Its Own Batteries |
Picocells, WiFi, Energy Harvesting, Smart Metering among Technologies
to Watch in 2009 |
DTV: It's the Antenna, Stupid |
China Experiences the Onset of a 3G Boom |
Wireless Microgrippers Grab Living Cells in 'Biopsy' Tests
|
Seagate to Lay Off 10% of U.S. Staff |
As Storms Pummeled Northwestern States, Hams Responded to Local Needs
|
China's
Population of Web Users Hits 298M (Why is 298
significant? Why not wait for 300 to make a big deal of it? Was 297 a headliner?)
|
Tech Giants Team on Education Push |
Pair Accused of
Assault over Wii Christmas Gift |
Central Bankers Expect Global Recovery in 2010 (why do we even listen to these guys anymore?) |
1/12/2009 |
2009 GPS
Market to Be up over 25% Despite Poor Semiconductor Outlook (know exactly where you are in the unemployment line) |
National Safety Council: Ban Cell Phones While Driving |
14,528 Text Messages in One Month with 440-Page Bill |
China Mobile
Plans $8.6B 3G CAPEX in 2009 |
Toyota to Sell Tiny U.S. 'Urban Commuter' Battery Car by 2012
|
Hard Times and Empty Seats at CES |
U.S. DoD Picks Four for RFID III |
Technology's Next Frontier: In-Car Computing |
Cyan and Micrel to Develop Wireless Metering Systems |
Northrop Grumman Downgrades Space Division in Corporate Shakeup
|
FCC Chairman Hedges on Shutoff Date for Analog TV |
RFMD Generates $40M Free Cash Flow |
Why Men Rank
Higher than Women at Chess |
Microsoft Offers Unlimited Windows 7 Downloads |
Faster 4G Phone
Service May be Slower to Arrive |
Weakened Algorithm Threatens Online Identity |
Euro-Police Hacking Goes Out of Control |
Honda to Launch Insight Hybrid in Japan in February |
Scientists
Levitate Tiny Balls Using Quantum Mechanics |
Touch-Screen Gadgets Alienate Blind (Braille to be mandated on BlackBerries, like on ATM
machines?) |
UK Hacker of DoD Offers Guilty Plea to Avoid Extradition to U.S.
|
1/11/2009 |
Wireless Power Supplies Energizes CES |
Powerful
Solar Storm Could Shut Down U.S. for Months |
Revealed: The Environmental Impact of Google Searches |
PopSci Predicts: The Year Ahead in Science and Technology
|
Giant Plasma TVs Face Ban in Battle to Green Britain |
Older Folks Like Wii, PCs and Cellphones, Too |
1/9/2009 |
NYPD Eyes Disrupting Cell Phones in Event of Terrorist Attack
|
ON Semi Lays Off 1500, Closes Plants, Forces Unpaid Time Off
|
U.S. Companies Face $409B Pension Deficit |
Army Awards $430M RFID Contract |
Mobile
Tariff Price Cuts Drive Bullish Growth in Germany |
Tech Jobs
Hard to Find (check out the
RF Cafe Job Board) |
Goodies for High-Tech in Obama $700B Recovery Plan |
Coming Soon to Cellphones: Free, Over-the-Air TV |
Micronetics Supplies Microwave Subassemblies for Jamming Systems
|
U.S. Army Recruiters
Going after Gamers |
Study Reveals Hazards of Severe Space Weather on Communications |
Nanotube
Superbatteries |
KEMET Announces New Trading Symbol for the OTC |
FCC Clarifies Closed Captioning Requirements for DTV Receivers
|
Warehouse
Fire Blamed on Overheating Mobile Phone Battery |
France to Supply Technology for Vietnam Satellite |
Mobile & Wireless Slideshow: 10 Killer Phones Spotted at the 2009
CES |
Broadcasts
to Mobile Devices to Start in 22 Cities |
Irish Jobless Claims Rise to 15-Year High |
'Reviving' Galileo's First Telescopes |
Sony Making Video Bifocals and Bendable Televisions |
UFO Hits Wind Turbine in U.K. |
1/8/2009 |
TriQuint Hazmat Incident Forces Worker Evacuation |
EC Raids Smart Card Chip Makers |
Oil Drops Largest % in 7 Years on Crude Build |
2008 ARRL Periodicals
on CD-ROM Now Shipping |
RoHS2 is Coming - Will It Work Better Than RoHS? |
Scientists Discover
Way to Levitate Tiny Objects |
Broadcom Demonstrates Next Generation Bluetooth Supporting a 10x Increase
in Speed |
DSP Shipments Collapse, But Wireless Holds Up |
Engineers
Develop New Power Line De-Icing System |
Recession to Cut Broadband Growth |
European
Mobile Subscriber Growth Falls to Sixth Successive Low |
Handset Market Grows Just 7% in 2008 |
China Plans $50B Chip Investment, Despite Downturn |
Outside View: Internet Threats -- Part 6 |
Broadcasters Fear Losing Free Sports Telecasts |
Scientists
Propose Thermal Memory to Store Data |
New E-Paper Technology Speeds Up |
Scientists Hear
Mystery Boom from Space |
Oregon
Teens Largely Ignoring Cell Phone Driving Ban |
AMC Blazes Trail for Lean Six Sigma in DOD |
How
Green Is Recycled Plastic Lumber? |
UK Retail Downturn Only Just Begun |
1/7/2009 |
Strategy Analytics: Handset Radio Components Down 2.9% in 2009
|
AMD Foundry Technology Transfer to Abu Dhabi Approved |
Infineon Plans to Raise €450M |
P2P Traffic Control: Wireless Technology Could Reduce Congestion,
Accidents |
U.S. Teens Show a Positive Take on Sciences and Technology
|
Virtual Product Development Gaining Traction |
LeCroy Oscilloscopes Reach 30 GHz |
China Confirms
3G License Awards |
Physicists Squeeze Light to Quantum Limit |
Time Warner Cable to Book $15B
Charge in 4Q |
Wafer-Level Packaging Trends Up in 2009 |
Analyst: Radio Revenues Will Fall 13% in 2009. Or More. |
New Hydrogen
Production Method Could Reduce Need for Fossil Fuels |
Motorola Puts a Green Jacket on a Carbon-Neutral Handset |
Erie Real Estate Ranked 2nd in Nation for Growth in Value (I live in Erie) |
Bright Flash in Heavens Has No Earthly Explanation |
Russian Girl Creates Next Soyuz Crew Patch |
Researchers Calculate Oil Consumption Benefit of Energy-Efficient
LED Lighting |
Crying Wolf: Lawmakers Ignore Cyber-Threats ('lawbreakers' is probably more appropriate)
|
1/6/2009 |
Motorola
Unveils Mobile Phone Made Using Recycled Water Bottle Plastics |
Tech Sector Faces Worsening Credit Conditions |
Time for a New National Security Space Paradigm - U.S. Space Preeminence
Eroding |
A Better Way
to Make Nanotubes |
Possible Abnormality in Fundamental Building Block of Einstein's Theory
of Relativity |
Foundation for Amateur
Radio Invites Scholarship Applications |
Tech Companies Will Stick to Safe Deals in 2009 |
An Omnivorous Fuel Cell |
China-Russia Mars Mission Set for Takeoff |
TV Converter Coupon Program is out of Cash |
ISSCC Papers Look Toward High-Definition in Your Handset |
2009: Astronomy's Big Year |
Mobile
Phone Projector Beams Images Up to 50 Inches Wide |
NXP 'Being Prepared for Sale' |
Tidal
Power System Hits Record Output |
Tunneling Effect in Strong Laser Field Interaction Under Attack
|
Hubbard Makes Predictions for Radio in 2009 |
Defense Act Keeps OMB from Directing Competitions |
Semiconductor
Sales Down 7.2% in November 2008 |
Europe Faces Energy Crisis as Vladimir Putin Cuts Russian Gas Supply
|
Wi-Fi on Airlines is No Bargain |
Polaroid Files for Bankruptcy |
1/5/2009 |
Princeton Reports New Lasing Mechanism in Quantum Cascade Laser
|
Recession Likely
to Steal Glitz from Gadget Show |
Mobile TV Start-Up Gets $7M Funding for Products |
Wireless LAN Powers Supermarket of the Future |
Russia Has a Crisis-Free Year in Space |
Toshiba Enters Solar Systems Business |
Samsung Unveils
Word's Slimmest TV |
Interest
in Home Networking Migrates to Mobile and Portable Devices |
Northrop Grumman's Global Hawk Maritime Demonstration UAV Program
Receives Prestigious U.S. Navy Test Team Award |
Big Solar Power Plant Planned for Northwest China |
Spinning Silk into Sensors |
Virgin Galactic Signs Deal to Build Spaceport in New Mexico
|
California Micro Devices Receives 2008 'Product of the Year' Award
from Electronic Products |
Sydney Waste Site Turns Trash into Power |
IE: Inevitable Extinction? |
Godzilla-Like
Substrate Sizes— A Huge Challenge for Equipment Suppliers |
Apple's Jobs Reveals Health Problem |
600,000 New Government Employees (just what we DON'T need) |
Japan Races
to Build a Zero-Emission Car |
Six North American Sites Hold 12,900-Year-Old Nanodiamond-Rich Soil
|
1-4-2009 |
After 6 Months, Drivers Ignoring Cellphone Ban |
EU's New Figurehead Believes Climate Change is a Myth |
Obama Moves to Counter China with Pentagon-NASA Link |
English
Hippies Want Local Wi-Fi Network Turned Off |
Car Key Jams Teen Drivers' Cell Phones |
Microsoft Planning Huge Job Losses |
1-2-2009 |
"Z2K"
Zune Extinction Event: Microsoft Music Players All Freeze Up at Once |
U.S. Stocks Suffer Worst Year Since Great Depression |
2008 Military Times Poll: Wary About Obama |
Wireless
Gadget Racket Threatens Pulsar Research |
2009 is International
Year of the Telescope |
Graphene Memories Denser than Flash |
Plugging Efficiency Gap in Power Design |
FCC Head Drops Filtering from Free Broadband Plan |
Japan Still Tough for Foreign Components Distributors |
Semiconductor International's Top 100 for 2008 |
Internet Surpasses Newspapers as Main News Source |
Wal-Mart's iPhone Launch Meets Widespread Outage |
Global 'Averaged' Chip Sales Fell 9.8% in November |
ON Semi Confirms 200 Layoffs, Fab Closure |
Wood Grain Standards Will Dramatically Reduce Baseball Bat Shattering
|
European First as ALICE Achieves Energy Recovery at 11 MV |
Scientists
Extend the Lifetime of Quantum Memory |
U.S. Manufacturing Activity Falls to 28-Year Low in December |
Microsoft Poised to Lay off 15,000 Staff? |
Nanotech
Could Provide Sharper Images |
Hong Kong Air Pollution Worst Since Records Began (good thing they are exempt from Kyoto) |