4/30/2010 |
LTE Deployments Energize Prospects
for Test and Monitoring Equipment Market |
Tektronix Is on the Acquisition Trail |
Smartphones to Get Novel
Memory Material |
iPhone Finder Regrets His 'Mistake' |
Samsung 1Q Net Profit Surges to
Record High |
Injection of Melanin Nanoparticles Could Make Human Body Radiation-Resistant |
Smart Grid Faces Security, Consumer Challenges |
Mobile and Wireless Apple iAd Could Cost Advertisers $1M for iPhone, iPad Campaigns
|
Self-Powered Flexible
Electronics |
Mobile Phone Sales Bounce Back |
Wireless Group Pushes Hunt for Spectrum |
U.S. Navy Avionics Systems Integrators Embrace Open Architectures to Combat Parts Obsolescence
|
Controlling the Interaction Between
Light and Matter |
The iPad and Its Imitators Set to
Shake Up Electronics Supply Chain |
Layoffs Seen at Applied Materials |
'Dimmer Switch' for
Superconducting Quantum Computing Developed |
Loan Supports Plug-in Car Project |
Radar Captures Asteroid's Pic |
VT Ponders More Monitoring of Worker Web Surfing |
Economics of Solar Power Installations |
NASA Reveals Solar Dynamics Observatory's First Fiery Images |
4/29/2010 |
HP Buys Struggling Palm for $1B
in Cash |
Developing World Will
Produce Double the E-Waste of Developed Countries by 2016 |
Can DOD Really Defeat PowerPoint? |
Better Baking Puts the "Super" in Chip-Scale Supercapacitor |
Aerospace and Defense Connector Users Demanding More Capability, Smaller Size, More EMI Protection
|
Cellphone Payments Offer Alternative to Cash |
Spectrum Refarming and Digital
Dividend Could Triple Irish Broadband Coverage |
Wireless Sensor Networks Set to Take Off |
Amateur Radio Exhibition Reflects Unity in Europe |
University Team Sees
Ingestible RFID Tag as a Boon to Clinical Trials |
Home-Based Businesses Turn to Web for Survival |
Motorola Posts Profit, Strong Sales; Stock Jumps |
RFID Tagged Cows Start Tweeting |
Samsung and Nokia Siemens Networks
Make World's First TD-LTE Call |
Physicist Finds Colder Isn't Always
Slower as Electron Emissions Increase at Temps to -452 F |
NASA Scientists Exploring 28 New Ways to Find E.T. |
Jon Stewart to Steve Jobs: 'Chill, Baby' |
3D TV Goes on Sale in the UK |
DARPA Wants Someone to (Plug and) Play in Space |
Boy Scouts Offer New Merit Pin -- for Video Gaming |
4/28/2010 |
Harbinger Seeks $1-$2B for U.S. High-Speed Wireless Internet JV |
iPad Users Targeted by Hackers |
Cell Phone Industry Declares End of
Recession |
Silicon Labs Buys MEMS Firm |
Huge Laser Aims to Create Star on Earth |
Scientists Turn to Silk Strands for Circuits, Surgery |
Nanotube Cable Has 20,000 Cores |
China Telecom Q1 Profit Down on 3G Spending |
Battle Erupts over Plans for the D-Block (700 MHz) and Public Safety |
U.S., Europe Press China to Drop
Tech Security Rule |
Expected Top 10 IC Industry Capex Spenders in 2010 |
DoCoMo Doubles Quarterly Profits |
5 Ways That Cars Are Getting Smarter |
Large LCD TV Market Sweeps March Ratings |
4/27/2010 |
Cops Raid Gizmodo Editor Home - Don't Mess with Steve Jobs |
Physicists Capture First Images of
Atomic Spin |
Liquid Metal Batteries Could Lead to Power Storage Breakthrough |
TSMC's Q1 Sales Rose 133% |
UK Investment in Semiconductor Startups Plummets ("It doesn't so much fly
as... plummet." - Monty Python) |
FCC Chairman Genachowski Announces Launch of Spectrum Task Force |
Unlicensed Access to Television Broadcasting Spectrum in Europe |
Tyco International to Pursue Spin-Off of Electrical & Metal Products Business
|
Fuel Cells Get up to
Speed with a New Kind of Platinum |
Agilent Launches 32 GHz Real-Time Scope |
Japan to Launch 'Space Yacht'
Propelled by Solar Particles |
SETI: 50 Years of Searching for ET |
More Congressmen Sign On Support for The Amateur Radio Emergency Communications Enhancement Act of 2009 |
China Wants Telecom Companies to
Inform on Clients |
Global 'Boobquake' Effort to Disprove Iranian Cleric Begins
(this is serious scientific research) |
Nanotube Fibers |
RIM Spills the Beans on New Devices |
Microsoft Won't Be Dominating the OS Much Longer |
Chavez Accuses U.S. Plane of "Electronic Warfare"
(I hope it was doing EW!) |
4/26/2010 |
Electronic Manufacturing Services
to Return to Steady, But Uneven Growth in 2010 |
Implantable Electronics |
Air Force Adjusts Big-Ticket Acquisition Programs |
Explosive Mobile Data Traffic
Drives Wireless Packet Core Market in 2009 |
Circuit Evolution Achieved for the First Time |
Winners, Losers in 2009 Foundry Rankings |
HomePlug Powers Onward as Connected Home Play |
The End Is Near for Floppy
Disks (does anyone still use them?) |
Parents Using
Smartphones to Entertain Bored Kids |
UK Police Checking Retailers for
Stolen Mobile Phones |
More Chip Firms Top Estimates, but ST Comes up Short |
Web Security Attack 'Makes
Silicon Chips More Reliable' (so web attacks are now a good thing?) |
Is There a Micro-Supercapacitor in
Your Future ? |
What Start-Ups Can Teach Big Companies |
Harris Wins $18M ViaSat Order for MIDS Military Tactical Communications Hardware |
More American Expatriates
Give Up Citizenship (over tax burden) |
4/25/2010 |
Don't Talk to Aliens, Warns Stephen Hawking, They're Dangerous |
Negative-Index
Metamaterial Bends Light 'Wrong' Direction |
USPTO to Co-Host Event Commemorating
World Intellectual Property Day |
Google Street View Logs WiFi Networks, MAC Addresses |
Hyperfast Missile to Hit Anywhere in an Hour |
4/23/2010 |
Guy Who Lost 4G iPhone Offered Trip to Germany |
When Noise Becomes the
Signal |
Half of Smart Meters to Include
Home Area Networking Connectivity by 2013 |
Biggest Study on Cellphone
Health Effects Launched |
Warning! 3D TV Can Kill You |
Big Growth for Power Transistors, Says IC Insights |
South Korea Targets Internet Addicts |
Prepaid Is the New Wireless Battleground |
A Look at Tech-Industry Earnings for Q1 |
USAF Launches Secretive Space Plane; ‘We Don't Know When It's Coming Back' |
DOD Proposes New Conflict of Interest Rules |
Big Energy Storage in Thin
Films |
Lockheed Martin Wins $25.7M THAAD Field Support Contract |
More Chip Firms Top Estimates, but ST Comes up Short |
Look for Wi-Fi to Improve 911 Location |
Report Predicts 894M Mobile Banking
Users by 2015 |
CenturyTel Acquires Qwest for $10.6B |
Silicon Shrinkwrap Melts
Smoothly Onto Brain to Monitor Real Time Activity |
IRS Agent Andrea Fabiana Orellana Fail to Report $41,842 EBay Sales
(that just means she qualifies to be the
Sec. of the Treasury) |
Microsoft Profit Jumps 35% |
Top Financial Watchdogs at SEC Surfed for Porn (while investigating your
company for possible infractions) |
4/22/2010 |
Achieving Fiber-Optic
Speeds over Copper Lines |
Report Discusses Whitespace Radio |
Army Puts Safeguards in Place for Satellite Transmissions |
Chip Makers Beat Analysts' Expectations |
Nanotechnology Comes Under Scrutiny and Nobody Is the Wiser |
Cell Phones to 'Smell' Biochem Attack? |
Light-Trapping Photovoltaics |
South Korea, UAE Expand Semi Cooperation |
How to Identify Chiral
Superconductivity in New Materials |
Nokia's Q1 Profits Up but Misses
Forecasts |
Verizon Q1 Profit Down 75% on
One-Off Costs |
Ericsson Scoops Last Wireless Remains of Nortel |
And the Queen's Awards Go to... |
Bomb's Shock Waves May Electrify Brain |
Adobe Gives up on iPhone Flash Development |
Stunning Images of the Sun from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory |
Experience the ARRL EXPO at the Dayton Hamvention® |
Massive Manual PC Cleanup Expected after McAfee Error |
Cyber Threats Worsen Every Second |
The True Story Behind America's
"Recovery" |
4/21/2010 |
Men with iPhones Are More
Attractive to Women Claims Survey |
Vendors Look Ahead to WiMax 2.0 |
1/3 of Employees Feel the Need to Stay Connected 24/7 |
Magnetic Vortex Memory Shows Memory
Potential of Nanodots |
Japanese Spacecraft to Land in Australian Outback (pass out the pit
helmets to the Aborigines) |
Undersea Cable Outage Would Be Catastrophic |
Graphene: What
Projections and Humps Can Be Good For |
Air Force to Launch Unmanned Space Plane |
Teens Prefer Text to Talk |
RFID Journal Announces
Winners of Its 4th Annual Awards |
Graphene Films Clear
Major Fabrication Hurdle |
Advance Made in Thin-Film Solar Cell
Technology |
Should Apple Sue Gizmodo over Stolen iPhone Prototype? |
Apple's Net Jumps 90% as
iPhone Sales Surge |
Nearly Half of Mobile Phone Users
Worldwide to Make Mobile Payments by 2014 |
The Worst Jobs in
Science |
U.S. Navy Selects LeCroy Corp.'s Digital Oscilloscopes |
Half of All Time Spent on the Mobile Internet Is on Social Networking Sites |
A Less Personal Computer
|
Engineers Generate
Electricity by Tapping into Algae Cells |
Parahydrogen Puts New spin on Medical Imaging |
4/20/2010 |
Thieves Sever Man's Finger, Steal iPad at Denver Mall |
1 in 3 Teens Send 100+ Texts a Day |
Deutsche Telekom to Recruit Some
9,000 New Staff |
Satellite System Won't See Space Anytime Soon |
Bluetooth Backers Explore 60 GHz Future |
Tech Companies Fear Implications of Trade Pact |
Bluetooth Core Specification Version 4.0 Ready to Roll |
Mass Adoption of Smartphones is
Eroding Operator Profitability |
Web Hit by Hi-Tech Crime Wave |
Samsung Warns of 3-D TV Health Hazards |
Free WiFi Common in UK
Pubs |
Ericsson Teams Up with Datang to
Develop TD-LTE Systems |
Palm Loses RadioShack Support |
W1AW Offers Code Practice, Bulletins via EchoLink |
Cyberattack on Google Hit Password System |
GM, Church Team up to Convert Sales (seems like a separation of church &
state issue since Gov't owns GM now) |
NXP Aims at Cars with Shrunken MOSFETs |
9-Year Wind Farm Fight Splits Cape Cod (eco-hypocrites have NIMBY
attitude) |
Solar Electricity for All Markets |
Space Shuttle Glides into
Florida |
Laptop Web Cams Snapped 56,000 Images of Unsuspecting Students
(Nazi-like school admins) |
4/19/2010 |
GE to Pay $0.00 U.S. Income Tax for 2009, While Claiming $10.8B Offshore Profit |
European Air Travel Ban Disrupts Supply Chain |
Air Traffic Ban Boosts
Video Conferencing |
Samsung Leapfrogs Intel and Micron |
4G Wireless: It's Not
Just for Phones Anymore |
Airspace Closure Could Hit Chip, Cellphone Firms |
Recycling Nanoparticles
|
NXP Confirms IPO Move in U.S. |
Ukrainian Cabinet Mulls
Raising Spectrum Costs 8x |
Microsoft Debuts 'Fix It'
Program |
Rockwell Collins Seeks to Revolutionize A/D Converter Technology for DARPA RADER Program
|
Major Grant for Nuclear Materials Study |
Cloudy Skies Delay Space Shuttle's Homecoming |
Is This the Next iPhone? |
RIM Says Video is Big
Challenge to Networks |
ARRL Public Relations Committee to Host Field Day Webinar |
A Quantum
Random-Number Generator for Encryption, Security |
Office 2010 Releases to Manufacturing, Availabe May 1 |
Lyrid Meteor Shower Peaks April 22 |
Facebook to Track Your Internet Movements |
4/18/2010 |
Boy Scouts Issue New Badge for Geocaching |
Photos Surface of the Day Einstein Died |
Volcano Spews Clouds of Uncertainty |
Broadband Plan Architect Levin Leaves FCC |
Source of Zodiac Glow
Identified |
New Malware Can Take Control of Macs |
4/16/2010 |
Spectrum Auctions & Broadband
Networks Are Key Issues for US Telecom Operators |
Venture Capitalists Continue to Take It Slow |
Sony Ericsson Swings Back into
Profit |
Korean Subscribers More Brand-Loyal
to Handsets Than Networks |
Scientists Work to Keep Hackers out of Implanted Medical Devices
(password-protect your pacemaker) |
Canada's T4G Announces U.S. Expansion |
Military's Technological Might is Slipping, Navy Under Secretary Says |
China to Construct Space Station Within Five Years |
Europe Prepares to Ship
Second ATV Space Freighter |
The Army's Plans for an Unmanned Air Force (I like it) |
SiliconSouthWest Opens Lab for Start-ups in Bristol |
Watching the Tug of War between
Structure and Superconductivity |
New Program Makes Sure E-Waste is Recycled Right |
3 Reasons Why the Mobile Web Will Rule by 2015 |
Trio Arrested in H.P. Case on Kickbacks |
A Flexible Color Display |
Using Neutrons to Peer Inside Battery Designed for Hybrid Locomotives |
Ex-NSA Worker Charged in Classified Leak Case |
Icelandic Volcano's Ash Plume as Seen from Space |
Cat Brain: A Step
Toward the Electronic Equivalent (it already exists - a box of rocks) |
4/15/2010 |
Massive Fireball
Reported Across Midwestern Sky |
Consortium to Develop Mobile Phone
to HDTV Connectivity Standards |
Samsung Opens up over Cancer Allegations |
U.S. House Passes Spectrum Inventory Bill |
NIST Detector Counts Photons With 99%
Efficiency |
Israel Bans Imports of Apple iPad |
Ofcom Delays Spectrum Band Manager Appointment |
ARRL Public Relations Committee to Host Field Day Webinar |
Green Laser Diode Market $500M by 2016 as Pico-Projector Market Drives Growth
(see below) |
Man Arrested for Flashing Green Laser Pointer at National Guard Helicopter
(see above) |
Soaring PC Shipments |
Giant Natural Particle Accelerator
Discovered above Thunderclouds |
U.S. Community Banks Rank Mobile
Banking as Top Priority |
Which Wireless Firm Carries the Most Data Traffic? |
Despite Ruling, FCC Says It Will Move Forward on Expanding Broadband
(law be darned - we're the gov't!) |
Congress to Archive Every
Tweet Ever Posted Publicly (we know who you are) |
DoJ Wants to Read Your
E-Mails w/o Warrant |
China's Internet Paradox |
U.S. Scientists Reveal Bulletproof
T-Shirts |
Cassini Images First Extraterrestrial Lightnings (Ben ET Franklin pplease
phone home) |
4/14/2010 |
2010 College Graduates to Face a Highly Competitive Job Market |
Technology Wages Start to Rise |
Speech Recognition for Cell Phones Comes of Age |
Two ESC Attendees to Win a CanSat Launch |
IEEE Website Gets a Facelift |
New Material Is a
Breakthrough in Magnetism; Step Closer to 'Magnetic Monopole' |
Can Graphene Be Made to Bend, Twist and Roll? |
Top 10 Cell-Phone Manufacturers
Face Challenging 2010 |
MSL Radar Tested in California |
House Panel Proposes More Defense Contracting Reforms
(who will reform the House?) |
Follow the Smart Phones |
NAB: Mobile TV for 700MHz |
Fortunes to Be Made and Lost in
2010 Cellular Location Market |
Tech Companies Embrace Higher Education |
IEEE Members to Receive AAES
Awards |
New ARRL Website Design Online |
Man Sells Old Video Game for $31,600 |
NASA Begins Science Flights with Robotic Jet |
Nearly Half of U.S. Households Escape Fed Income Tax
(I paid a LOT in fed, state, & local taxes) |
Russia Doubles Price for U.S. Astronauts after Shuttles Get Scuttled
(capitalism mixed with Marxism/Leninism?) |
4/13/2010 |
Floating Nanosheets Could Be the Plywood of Nanotechnology |
Mobile Data Can Stabilize Operator
Revenues by End of 2010 |
New Material is a Breakthrough in
Magnetism |
Microsoft Debuts 'Social' Cell Phones |
German Tablet PC Sets Out to Rival Apple's iPad |
Is the Time Right for Telcos to Focus on 3DTV? |
R&D Cash, and More Engineering Students |
Magnetic Poles May Once Have Been at Equator |
German Spectrum Auction Yet
to Resume |
India 3G Auction Price Hits
INR43.24bn |
Steve Jobs' iPad Trademark Snafu Could Be Costly |
New Computer Interface
Goes Beyond Just Touch |
DOD Gets Authority to Limit Contract Competition |
Should the Government Force Cell Phones to Carry TV Tuners?
(is this a trick question?) |
Ultra-Short,
High-Density Electron Pulses for Advanced X-Ray Sources |
Google Docs Refresh Aims to Steal Microsoft Office, Lotus Notes Users
(still no e-mail client to replace Outlook) |
Smartphone Maker Palm Up for
Sale |
FCC Chief Faces Broadband Dilemma |
USAF Adds Cyber Training for Recruits and Officers |
4/12/2010 |
Glimmers of Hope for North American Tech Jobs |
Election 2010: Electronics Industry Fears Hung Parliament |
Graphene Films Clear
Major Fabrication Hurdle |
Broadcast Associations
Get Behind ALERT FM |
Cellphones Could Protect Against Deadly Chemicals |
China 3G Standard Phone
Sales to Surge |
Radar Resists Wind Farm Interference |
Broadband Funds Stimulate Laments from Companies |
How Crystal Electrons Behave in High Electric Fields |
End of the CPU? HP Demos Configurable Memristor |
Polymer Nanosheet to Innovate Electronics |
China Overtakes Germany in Wind Power |
Inexpensive Highly
Efficient Solar Cells Possible |
FCC Plods Ahead with Broadband Plan, Starts a Flame War with Verizon |
Wi-Lan Sues Apple, HP,
Others on Bluetooth Patent |
Smartphone Maker Palm
Seeking a Buyer |
Probe Opened into France Telecom
Suicides |
News Sites Rethink Anonymous Online Comments |
Green LEDs for Efficient
Lighting |
Big Change Coming to Safari 5: Kernel-Level Multi-Processing |
4/11/2010 |
Piezoelectric Nanowires Develop Enough Voltage for a Charge-Storage Device |
New Method for
Manufacturing Complex Ceramic Components in One Step |
Nearly Two Million 60 GHz Chipsets Expected to Ship in 2015 |
Chinese ISP Hijacks the Internet, Momentarily (nah, can't possibly be a
test) |
Exotic Quantum
Spin-Liquid Simulated: A Starting Point for Superconductivity? |
Nuke Sub Crashes While Navigator Listens to iPod |
4/9/2010 |
City of Manassas to End
Failed BPL Service |
Memristor Memory Readied
for Production |
FCC Plans to Move Forward with Broadband Plan Soon |
Dead? Hardly. Ruling All But Ensures Net Neutrality |
Closing in on a Carbon-Based Solar
Cell |
Tech Industry Recovery Under Way |
U.S. Awards $100M in Smart Grid Training Grants |
Mexico May Cut Millions of Cellphones |
GE Introduces 40W LED Light Bulb (a mere $40, which you will be forced to buy once
CFLs are outlawed) |
GE to Boost Research in China |
MEMS Gyro Harnesses Bulk-Acoustic Wave |
New High-Speed IC for
World's Biggest Physics Experiment Is Fastest of Its Kind |
NASA Unveils Sweeping New Programs (goodbye U.S. manned space program - transfer $,
technology to Russia, China instead) |
US Information Technology Spending on the Rise |
Shadow Cyber Spy Network
Revealed |
NATO Unites to Thwart Cyber Threats |
Inkjet-Like Device "Prints" Cells Right Over Burns |
Discovery That Quasars Don't Show Time
Dilation Mystifies Astronomers |
Misery for Motorists as Petrol
Hits £6 a Gallon (the price of green) |
Italy Gets EPR Nuclear Plants |
4/8/2010 |
Can the Kremlin's Silicon
Valley Succeed? |
A First? Texting While Driving Leads to Arrest |
Mesofacts, Memes and More: 25 New Tech Words You Need to Know |
iPhone Update Might Address
Multitasking Complaint |
Self-Powered Nanotechnology
Closer to Reality |
Possible Route to Better and Smaller Source/Drain Contacts for III–V Logic |
India Planning to Launch Satellite Using Cryogenic Engine |
Graduate Students Innovate the James Webb Space Telescope |
Scientists Discover New Principle in
Material Science |
February's Poor Chip Sales: a Blip or a Sign? |
3 Offers a WiFi Hotspot in Your Car |
National Increases Amplifier Accuracy with Diagnostics |
Florida City Moves to Integrated Smart Grid |
Nearly 1/2 of U.S. Households Escape Fed Income Tax (that ½ votes for
politicians who take from the ½ that DO pay) |
ARRL Responds to FCC's
NPRM Calling for New Rules on Vanity and Club Call Signs |
Court Rules that FCC Can't Stop Comcast from Throttling Traffic |
NASA Embraces Open Government Initiative |
German Anti-Facebook Backlash Gathers Speed |
Teen Sues Mom for Hacking Facebook Account |
Men Account for 3/4s of UK Mobile
Video Downloads |
Windows 7 SP1 Leaks, Downloadable Now |
4/7/2010 |
Princeton Demos Plastic Transistors |
Element 117 Obtained (suggested name: rfcafenium) |
Super-Fast Broadband Tax
Scrapped |
Digital Radio: Pros and Cons |
Industry Losing Billions Through
Revenue Leakage According to KPMG Survey |
Student Uses Skin as
Input for Mobile Devices |
iPad Wi-Fi complaints echo those of Nexus One, iPod Touch
(Broadcom RFIC) |
TSA Says You Can
Probably Leave Your iPad in Your Bag |
Mobile Broadband Card Sales Grew
55% in 2009, Driven by HSPA Adoption |
New NXP RFID Chips
Bring Multiple Functions to Item-Level Tagging |
Electrons' Extracurricular Activities
Affect Superconductivity |
Does Cable Have Grip on Speedy Internet? |
Moonbounce for Everyone
-- Courtesy of the Arecibo Radio Telescope |
Discovery Arrives at the International Space Station |
Swiss Make 1st Test of Round-the-World Solar Plane |
Google Chrome Cracks 6% Market Share |
UK Rich Get 50% Tax Rate (is £150k/yr = $228k/yr rich?) |
NASA, Boeing Flight Test Futuristic Airliner |
Geologist Connects
Regular Changes of Earth's Orbital Cycle to Changes in Climate |
4/6/2010 |
U.S. Court Rules Against FCC on Net Neutrality (good, 'cause there's a
lot more to it than the public happy face presented) |
World's Smallest
Microlaser Could Revolutionize Chip Technology |
Einstein Equations Indicate
Possibility of Black Hole Formation at the LHC
(my cover-up theory: maybe one formed during initial run and caused the massive failure?) |
Chip Market Recovery Still Has Legs |
USPTO Launches Ombudsman Pilot
Program |
Astronauts' Space Shuttle Inspection Slowed by Antenna Malfunction |
DoT (India) Publishes Final
Bidder List for 3G Auction |
Samsung Forecasts Q1 Profit Surge
(what finances all these buying surges when people are still out of work? gov't handouts) |
Battery Boost:
Lithium-Ion Anode Uses Self-Assembled Nanocomposite Materials to Increase Capacity
|
Cities Sell Themselves - and Their Dignity - for a Shot at Google Fiber |
New Software Design Technique Allows
Programs to Run Faster |
Researchers Trace Data Theft to Intruders in China |
Aussie Scientists Back on Full Beamtime |
Technical Troubles Complicate Shuttle Mission |
Chain of Offshore Wind Turbines Could Power Atlantic Seaboard |
Nokia to Launch Internet Tablet this Year |
AT&T to Spend $1B in 2010 to Broaden Network, Expand Offerings for Small U.S. Businesses
|
Google Chrome Cracks 6% Market Share |
Creating a Portable X-Ray
Machine |
IRS Could Tap Tax Refunds
for "Free" Health Insurance Penalties |
4/5/2010 |
Global Semiconductor Sales up 56%
in February |
Defense Giant Narrows Search for New Headquarters |
Hacking the Smart Grid |
Nanotechnologists
Reveal the Frictional Characteristics of Atomically Thin Sheets |
USPTO Proposes Change That Would
Effectively Allow a 12-Month Extension to the Provisional Patent Application Period
|
New Editions of ARRL Ham
Radio License Manual, Tech Q&A Now Available |
Errant Text to Police Leads to 3 NY
Drug Arrests |
UK Government Launches R&D Competitions |
Capacity of InGaAs to Increase Drive Current in Nano MOSFETs |
Renesas Electronics is Biggest 'Non-Memory' Chip Firm |
Plastic Electronics
Could Slash the Cost of Solar Panels |
Obama vs. Congress on Radio's Royalties Exemption |
Using an Electronic Device to Break in a New Violin (or Guitar) |
Ofcom Proposes Lower Mobile
Termination Rates |
Shuttle Discovery Blasts Off to ISS |
Oil Hits 18-Month High on
Economic Outlook |
Think You're Good at Driving While on Your Cellphone? You May Be Right |
Over 300,000 iPads Sold on First Day |
Air Force Announces New X-37B Spacecraft Launch |
4/4/2010 |
4G iPad Coming, Says Clearwire |
GPS Inventor Inducted into Inventors Hall of Fame |
Significant Step
Toward Lightweight Batteries w/Li-Air |
IBM Teams With FAA to Neutralize Cyberthreats |
4/2/2010 |
Apple Fans Eagerly Touch and Swipe First iPads |
NIST Studies Spray-on
Manufacturing of Transistors |
April Fools! Google Jail Not Google's Prank |
GaN Power Management Chips Poised for Impressive Growth |
Black Silicon Makes Solar
Cells Cheaper |
Navy to Install New Automated Electronic Testing System |
Palm's Free Hotspot Functionality Will Help Evolve the Mass Market Smartphone |
Lasers and Seismic Waves Promote Nuclear Fusion |
Android Surges, iPhone Stalls |
Trucking Executive Supports Texting Ban |
Microsoft Founders Lead
Tributes to 'Father of the PC' |
Shining Light on Graphene-Metal
Interactions |
Renesas Electronics Will Be Good for European Business |
At Least Two More WiMax Handsets Coming in 2010 |
FCC 09Q3 Quarterly Report on Informal Consumer Inquiries and Complaints |
Court: Woman's Phone Annoying, But
Not Contempt |
Underemployment Rises to 20.3% in March (better to be under than un) |
Scaling, Collaboration Keys to Maintaining U.S. Cleantech Edge |
Physicists Identify New Kind of Star |
Verizon to Take $970M Charge from
Health Care Bill (redefining the word "free") |
4/1/2010 |
April Fool's Around the Web |
Top 10 April Fools' Day Fake News Items for 2010 |
Economy and Shortages Affect the European Job Outlook |
Astronauts Get Go-Ahead for Good Friday Launch |
Manufacturers Will Have a Happy Easter |
Carbon Nanostructures:
Elixir or Poison? |
FCC Sets Noncomm
Workshop |
Physicists Demonstrate 100x Speed
Increase in Optical Quantum Memory |
US Consumers Switching to PrePaid
Phone to Save Money |
Digital Radio Switch-Over Under Fire |
Scaling, Collaboration Are Keys to Maintaining U.S. Cleantech Edge |
Psychologists Search for Secret of Happiness at Work |
Small Firms Driving Job Creation |
The Few, the Proud, the "Supertaskers" |
CTIA Rings Up Killer Smartphones from HTC, Samsung, BlackBerry, Microsoft |
Tiny Tubular Generators |
Purdue Solar-Powered Car Wins Award |
RIM: Higher 4Q Profit as Subscriber Base Grows (looks like not everybody
wants an iPhone) |
Crippled Mars Rover Fails to Phone Home |
Miller's Tree Service, Erie, PA |