2-28-2010 |
Engineers Tired of Being Outshined by Scientists |
Near-Frictionless Diamond Material Created Using Nanotechnology
|
India
Ups Spectrum Charges for Mobile Firms |
What is Time? One Physicist Hunts for the Ultimate Theory |
New Graphene 'Nanomesh' Could Change the Future of Electronics
|
Apple Says Children Were Used to Build iPhone, iPod |
Online Gaming Sweeps China |
2-26-2010 |
Quantum Physics Breakthrough: Scientists Find an Equation for Materials
Innovation, 100,000x Faster |
Raytheon Wins $886M Contract to Develop Next-Generation GPS Control Segment
|
NIST Announces $50M Available for New Research Facilities |
23,000 Expected to Lose Jobs after Shuttle Retirement |
FCC Allows Robotic Device in Amateur Band |
NEC, Casio
and Hitachi Delay Handset Merger Plans |
Quantum Measurement
Precision Approaches Heisenberg Limit |
Material
Traps Light on the Cheap |
Electronic Problems that Can Cause Car Troubles |
Researchers Say Eye Strain a Concern as 3-D TVs Debut |
India's TRAI May Allow Digital Cordless Devices in Unlicensed Spectrum
|
New Graphene
'Nanomesh' Could Change the Future of Electronics |
France Telecom
Profit Down 26% on $1.35B Charge |
Rocket Engine Passes Fiery Final Tests |
Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down? Readers Weigh in on EVs |
AT&T Tops in PCWorld’s 3G Network Testing |
Caught on Tape: Selling America's Secrets |
The Worst Timed Spin-Off in Semiconductor History |
Tiny
Ear Listens to Hidden Worlds |
Group Wants More Ethnic Media in Census Efforts
(translation: need to count more Illegals) |
2-25-2010 |
Toshiba Adds 180GHz RF to 40nm CMOS in One Device |
FCC Looks to Clear the Air(Waves) |
Worldwide
Semiconductor Revenue to Grow 20% in 2010 (that is what
the "experts said last year) |
The Top Ten Capex Spenders This Year |
Bluetooth Group Explores Apps in Smart Grid |
France Telecom
Profit down 26% on $1.35B Charge |
The Story Behind Google's Doodles |
Water May Not
Run Uphill, But Practically Flies off New Surface |
British Consumers Adopt Online Shopping Habits More Than Anywhere Else
in Europe |
TV
White Space Networks Tested |
Wind Energy for Landfill Sites |
No Quick Post-recession
Recovery for Telecoms Operators in Western Europe |
U.S. Would Lose a Cyber War, Former Intel Chief Warns (what's with "former" military people that can't keep their mouths
shut?) |
56% of Public
Wi-Fi Users Connect with Mobile Device |
Mil/Aero Group Foresees Shift to Optical in 2012 |
ARRL Continuing Education Online Course Registration |
National Semiconductor Has Capacity for the Semi Upturn, Says CEO
|
Tech Talk Podcast: The Future of Cellphones |
How to
Spot Suspicious VoIP Signals |
New
Jobless Claims Rise Unexpectedly Due to Global Warming in the NE |
2-24-2010 |
Sat-Nav
Systems under Growing Threat from 'Jammers' |
Chemical Element
112 Named 'Copernicium' |
UN Warns Environment Could Suffer under Tidal Wave of Old Electronic
Gadgets |
IR Doubles Power Switcher Frequency with GaN |
U.S. January Mass Layoffs Edge Up on Weak Manufacturing (so how is it we will
double our exports?) |
Consumer Confidence Lowest Since 1983 |
Turning
Math into Cash |
Study Quantifies
Tlectron Transport Effects of Placing Metal Contacts onto Graphene |
DOE Ponies Up $10B in Financing for Solar, Nuclear Plants
(that won't even pay the legal costs of lawsuits filed to
keep nuke plants offline) |
Junctionless Transistor is Ready for 20-nm Node |
Lobby Group
Warns of High Smartphone SAR Levels |
Carbon Life Forms to Create Like-Minded Microchips |
New Photonic Material May Facilitate All-Optical Switching and Computing
|
ARRL DX Phone Contest Brings DX in Full Force to the HF Bands!
|
Sparking Interest in Engineering |
Army Vows to Cut 7,000 Contractor Jobs This Year (no jobs saved or created there) |
'Millennials' an Always On, Texting Generation |
FCC: 1/3 of U.S. Lacks Broadband (wrong,
satellite BB service available everywhere) |
Qualcomn Gets Smartphone PA Support from RFMD |
A $3.5B Effort Aims to Help Tech Start-Ups |
2-23-2010 |
Metamaterials Antenna Supports Multiple Bands |
FCC
Will Submit Broadband Plan to Congress on March 17 |
Stars Can Teach Us a Thing or Two about Manufacturing Carbon Nanotubes |
CERN on Trial: Could a Lawsuit Shut the LHC Down? |
Silicon Wafer Revenues Fell 41% in 2009
(remember all year claims were of a pick-up... never believe
an expert prediction in markets or weather) |
Intel Plans $2B Fund to Invest in U.S. Companies |
Top-5 Mobile
Phone Vendors Lost Market Share in 2009 |
World's Largest Cruise Ship Launches RFID-Based Passenger-Tracking System
|
Scope Kit Makes Four 30 GHz Channels |
USPTO: Recently
Announced Changes to USPTO’s Examiner Count System Go into Effect |
Many Still Leery of Web, Survey Shows |
Photons Led Astray:
Investigating the Random Motion of Quantum Particles |
It's a Golden Year for Lasers |
USC, NSF to Shoot for Science Literacy
(could be good, but probably not) |
Broadband
Tax Condemned as 'Unfair' by MPs |
AT&T, Verizon and Sprint 4G: Not So Fast |
SAIC Wins $351M TO for Technical, Engineering Services to Naval Surface
Warfare Center - Crane Division |
Smart Neighborhood Grids on Their Way |
Injured Colorado Skier Uses Amateur Radio to Summon Help |
What Radioactive Plutonium Feels Like |
2-22-2010 |
Junctionless Transistor Could Simplify Chip Making |
'Mountains'
of E-Waste Threaten Developing World |
School Webcam Spying Holds Lessons for Businesses |
Quantum Leap
for Phonon Lasers |
For Chip Makers, the Next Battle Is in Smartphones |
Management
of Wireless Services Can Save Companies 10-35% of Costs |
RAB Announces 2009 Industry Earnings Down 18% |
RFID Readers
That Sense Distance |
Space Shuttle Endeavour Lands at Night
(combo IR camera and out-the-window view) |
Google Can Sell Power Like a Utility |
Nanotechnology Sparks Energy Storage on Paper and Cloth |
Scientists to Restart World's Most Powerful Atom Smasher |
Spies and Hackers Exploit World Cyber Rule Void |
CU Physicists
Use Ultra-Fast Lasers to Open Doors to New Technologies Unheard of a Few Years Ago
|
Power Naps Boost Your Brain |
Broadband Plan's Working Recommendations for Key National Priorities
Unveiled |
PleaseRobMe.com Wants to Turn Into a Real Security Operation
|
Fuel Cell Financials |
Climate Scientists Withdraw Journal Claims of Rising Sea Levels (hope you didn't sell your prime oceanfront property yet) |
U.S. Experts Close in on Google Hackers |
2-21-2010 |
NFC Demand is Here; Bring on the Handsets |
Can the Internet Be Food for Your Brain? |
Silicon-Coated Nanonets Could Build a Better Li-Ion Battery |
Government Motors (GM) CEO Receives $9M Pay Package
(what about that
$500k cap for bailout fund CEOs that Obama promised?) |
Life's Smallest Motor Moves Like a Seesaw |
Motion Picture Academy Honors Nerds of Filmmaking |
2-19-2010 |
Business Group Calls for U.S. IP Strategy Plan |
Most Precise Test Yet of Einstein's Gravitational Red Shift |
Semiconductor Obsolescence Leads to Gray Market Practices |
Public Schools to Open Doors for After-Hours Internet Access
|
Hittite's 1W Power Amplifier Modules for Telecom, Test & Military Applications |
New Study Shows Vacationers Not Happier after Their Break |
PA School Used Webcams to Spy on Students at Home |
Photosynthesis: A New Source of Electrical Energy? |
Harris Wins $25M Contract for Communications Backbone of Army Battle
Command System |
Silicon Valley
Takes Helm in Wireless World |
Internet Will Drive Sales Growth, Says Digi-Key (people not reading print magazines) |
Police
Push for Warrantless Searches of Cell Phones |
Hollywood Movies
Follow a Mathematical Formula |
Google Leverages
Wireless Supply Chain to Reshape Mobile Business |
2 Chinese Schools Said to Be Tied to Online Attacks |
Broadband Stimulus Update: RUS Sends out Rejection Notices |
GSA, DISA Launch Commercial Satellite Solicitation |
Silicon-on-Sapphire RF Switch from Peregrine |
U.K. Government Unveils Secret 'X-Files' |
Pollution Problem Looms from Discarded CRTs |
2-18-2010 |
U.S.: Fake Parts Threaten Electronic Market |
Wireless Operators Facing Data Capacity Issues |
Can Graphene
Nanoribbons Replace Silicon? |
A Step Towards Germanium Nanoelectronics |
Nokia Remains Top Gog in Handsets, Despite Growing Smartphone Competition
|
RFID System Tracks Trips, Fringe Benefits, for Bike Commuters
|
More Than 75,000 Computer Systems Hacked in One of Largest Cyber Attacks
|
Get On the Air for the ARRL Rookie Roundup |
Agilent's New LTE Applications Target 4G System-Level Designers |
How Does the
Proton Get Its Spin? |
MegaPhase Introduces "Cash for Cables" Trade-in Program |
More Than
1B Mobile Workers Worldwide by Year's End |
1-Step Graphene Doping Could Enable CMOS Graphene Transistors
|
Scientist
Finds PageRank-Type Algorithm from the 1940s |
Distributed Energy Development |
How to Make
the Internet a Lot Faster |
Tech Industry Catches Its Breath |
HP Profit Jumps 25% (helped by the 2 new
computers I bought) |
Stimulus Plan Home Weatherizing Program Cost Taxpayers $57,362 Each
(Cash for Clunkers "only" cost $24,000 per car) |
Top UN Climate Official Resigning |
2-17-2010 |
Feds Allow Prison Phone Jamming Test |
Military Could Lose Its Technological Edge |
Gold and Silver Nanowires Bond Naturally, Stay Strong |
Sony Ericsson
Censured Over "Misleading" Television Advert |
Smartphones
Under Growing Threat from Hackers |
EU Project to Define Next Gen Design Methodologies |
Near-Threshold
Computing Could Enable up to 100x Reduction in Power Consumption |
Internet Addiction: A Mental Illness? |
Verizon Will Let Users Make Free Skype Calls |
MIT Researchers Simplify Energy Harvesting Circuits |
Astronauts Bask in Spectacular Views from New Space Windows |
ISO Releases New RFID Standard for Supply Chain Applications
|
First Signs of Broadband Plan Scale-Back Include Dig at FCC Predecessor
|
QEX -- the March/April 2010 Issue Coming Soon |
New Results Confirm
Standard Neutrino Theory |
Sights and Sounds of the 2010 Toy Fair |
U.S. Officials Rehearse Fending Off Cyberattack |
Bill Gates and the 'Nuclear Renaissance' |
Obama Announces $8 Billion for New Nuclear Power Plants
(don't be fooled by sudden interest in nuclear - they will
spend 'Stimulus' tax money to build, but will never commission plants) |
GE Hitachi's
Answer to Nuclear Waste |
2-16-2010 |
French Government Offers €3M Funding for NFC and RFID Innovations
|
Smartphones a Growing Problem for Networks |
FCC - Broadband: Our Enduring Engine for Prosperity and Opportunity
|
Vodafone Debuts Cheapest Mobile Phone Ever |
Turning to Video to Help You Land a Dream Job (I've been
promoting video resumes for a long time) |
The Hottest Science Experiment on the Planet |
ITU Sees 5B
Mobile Subscriptions Globally in 2010 |
Silicon-Coated
Nanonets Could Build a Better Li-Ion Battery |
RIM Debuts New BlackBerry Browser to Challenge iPhone |
Diamonds Could Advance Quantum Science, Technology |
A Billion
Consumer Devices to Be Powered Wirelessly by 2019 |
FCC to Propose Higher Broadband Speeds |
Space Industry Key to UK Economy |
GM Scientists Create Remarkable Releasable Adhesives |
Failure
to Address Women Loses Mobile Operators $13B a Year |
Astronauts Move
Old ISS Docking Port |
Testing Times for LTE Systems |
Qwest Profit Falls 39% |
Google
and Yahoo Raise Doubts over Australia's Planned Net Filters |
Lake Erie Frozen Over for First Time in 14 Years
(I live in Erie, PA - dang global warming!) |
2-15-2010 |
Single-Step Technique Produces Both P-Type and N-Type Doping for Future
Graphene Devices |
Intel's Gargini Pushes III-V-on-Silicon as 2015 Transistor Option
|
Scientists Turn Light into Electrical Current Using a Golden Nanoscale
System |
Wireless Carriers Unite on Mobile Apps Project |
Teardown: Falling Costs to Make Femtocells Soar in 2010 |
MWC2010: RF Transceiver Tackles Cost of Femtocells |
ITU Sees 5B
Mobile Subscriptions Globally in 2010 |
Metal Oxide 'Can
Transform' |
Diamond-Based Nanowire Devices Now Possible |
TNT Express Says RFID Keeps Its Cages Rolling Across Europe |
FBI Knows Where You Are, Thanks to Your Cell Phone |
Ericsson's
CEO Foresees Industry Shift |
Trouble in Space Station Construction |
Laser Weapon Knocks Down Missile in Test |
Photographing the Invisible |
Cities Prepare for Life With the Electric Car (lawyers looking forward to electrocution lawsuits) |
Microsoft
Launches Windows 7 for Mobile |
The Great
Climate Change Retreat |
Court Finds Constitutional Significance in Defendant's Failure to Password-Protect
Home Wireless Network |
2-14-2010 |
U.S. Successfully Tests Airborne Laser on Missile |
Breakthrough for Mobile Television |
Recovery Expected to Continue in Electronics Supply Chain |
Agilent and Silicon Hive to Demonstrate Programmable Digital RF Processing at 2010
Mobile World Congress |
RFMD
to Present Innovative New Products and Technologies at 2010 Mobile World Congress in
Barcelona |
New UK Tax Bombshell: 20% VAT (time for
Brits to have a Tea Party of their own?) |
2/12/2010 |
International Patent Filing Declines |
Coil in Wall
Could Wirelessly Power Multiple Electronic Devices |
Motorola Says
Will Split in Two in Early 2011 |
Sparse U.S. Listings Prompt Rush on China I.P.O.s |
FCC May Pay Broadcasters for Airwaves |
Stanford Finds Computer Science Students Cheat More Than Others
|
U.S. Ranked 2nd on Useful Connectivity Scorecard |
Endeavor Astronauts Install Node on Space Station |
Wireless Eliminates
Ground Loop Noise |
Microwave Update 2010 Comes to Southern California |
Frisbee Inventor Fred Morrison Dies at 90 |
Mobile World Congress Preview: Netbooks to Soar, Femtocell Gadgets May
Flop |
Rethinking Networking
|
Home Computers Around the World Unite to Map the Milky Way (MilkyWay@Home) |
Printable Electronics PETEC to Develop Flexible Displays with AZ U. |
Feds
Push for Tracking Cell Phones |
Poor Plastic Selection Caused Toyota Gas Pedal Failures |
Ultra Hybrid Gets 500 Miles Per Tank |
Russia Nabs Meteorite Smuggling Ring |
Rare Snowfall in Rome as Cold Snap Grips Italy |
2/11/2010 |
First CMOS 3G Power Amp Heads for Mobile World Congress |
Report Warns Silicon Valley Could Lose Its Edge |
ITU Digitizes Historical
Archives |
Artech House Announces "Discrete Oscillator Design..." |
Nitride Semiconductor Illumination Through Sapphire Pyramids
|
Wi-Fi at the Speed of Light |
Google
to Offer 'Ultra High-Speed' Broadband in U.S. |
California Water Utility Uses RFID to Reduce Terrorism Risk |
Smartphone Market Gaining Momentum |
Efficient
Solar Cells from Cheaper Materials |
MIT: Unraveling Black Hole Spin |
France Falls Under Internet Censorship |
Iran Shuts Down Gmail, Announces National E-Mail Service |
Government
Calls for Action on Mobile Phone Crime |
Porsche Has Flywheel Generator |
Cyber-Attack Strikes Washington to Test Government Response |
Sweden Beats U.S. to Top Tech Usage Ranking |
Top Efficiency: Solid State Lighting |
Tracking the Sun |
Physicists
Discover How to Entangle At High Temperature (there's
a double entendre in there somewhere) |
2/10/2010 |
Extra Large Carbon with Heaviest Halo Nucleus Discovered |
GSA, DISA Ready $5B Satellite Opportunity |
Wafers to Get Bigger |
Toyota Recalls: Deeper Engineering Implications |
Technology Forces Career Change on Burglars |
Hittite's New January 2010 Selection Guide Released |
Ericsson: We Have Nothing Against Femtos |
High-Performance Microring Resonator Developed |
Wireless Control
in the Process Industries: Blasphemy or Common Sense? |
A 50-Watt Cellular Network from India |
Perfectly Shaped Solid Components |
Mobile Broadband
Investment Set to Soar As HSPA Connections Pass 200M |
Science Wins in U.S. 2011 Budget |
China Confirmed as World’s Top Exporter |
Your Cell Phone Company's Dirty Little Secret |
Hybrid Opportunities for Suppliers of Automotive Electronics
|
A Short Video History of Negative Tech Ads |
Space Shuttle Endeavour Docks at Space Station |
Win 7 Battery Life Issue: What's Making Notebook Batteries Die?
|
New Solar Observatory to Unlock Sun's Mysteries |
2/9/2010 |
Motorola Retains
Top Spot in U.S. Handset Market |
Smartphone
Keys Get Quantum Trick |
BT Confirms One Millionth
Wi-Fi Hotspot |
Certifications No Substitute for Technical Acumen (who'd have guessed) |
Fractal Patterns
May Be Key to Semiconductor Magnetism |
ULP Bluetooth Module Aims at Watches |
Streaming Video Drove 72% Global Increase in Mobile Data Consumption
|
Micro Solar
Cells Handle More Intense Sunlight |
Azimuth Systems Launches New Field-to-Lab Solution with the ACE MX MIMO
Channel Emulator |
Sapphire Faces Shortage in Second-Half of 2010 |
Security Chip That Does Encryption in PCs Hacked |
Reboot.FCC.com (sounds nefarious) |
Get Ready for the ARRL DX CW Contest |
ISSCC - Solid State Circuits Take Center Stage |
An Engineer's Quest to Caption the Web |
Beer Is a Rich Source of Silicon and May Help Prevent Osteoporosis
(missed the obvious... beer-based ICs) |
Astronauts Inspect Shuttle on Way to Space Station |
2/8/2010 |
Nokia to Cut
285 Jobs in Finland |
An Analyst's 10 Reasons to Be Cheerful |
Second 'Quantum Logic Clock' Based on Aluminum Ion Is Now World's Most
Precise Clock |
ZTE Takes
Top Spot in Chinese Patents Rankings |
Rockwell Collins Advances Next-Gen GPS by Tracking New Military Signal
|
U.S.
Solar Market to Double in the Next Year |
Graphene
Transistors that Can Work at Blistering Speeds |
Meshing of U.S. and Allied Defense Sensors Gaining Importance
|
2010 ARRL Field Day Packets
Now Available |
Cree Breaks 200 lm/W Barrier, Demos 208 lm/W in Lab |
Wireless Control
in the Factory: In Search of a Standard |
Swiss Farm Store Tries RFID-Enabled Self-Serve Shopping |
IBM Unveils Eco-Friendly Chips |
Endeavour Lifts Off on Two-Week Mission |
Australia to Become "The Science Country" |
Wolfram|Alpha Makes a Strong Argument for Virtual Keyboards |
Army Needs Radar Fire Control to Help Defend against Rockets, Artillery,
and Mortar Rounds |
Freezing Point
of Supercooled Water Varies with Electric Charge |
20 Essential Things to Know About HTML5 |
China
Shuts Down Training Website for Hackers |
2/7/2010 |
Corning Sheds Light on FTTH Optical Trends |
Universities Log On to Hand-Held Mobile Apps |
USPTO Announces
Interim Procedure for Patentees to Request Patent Term Adjustment Recalculation
|
Quantum Computing Leap Forward: Altering a Lone Electron Without Disturbing
Its Neighbors |
Warning: Your Cell Phone May Be Hazardous to Your Health |
Agilent's Collaboration with CMC Microsystems Provides EDA Tools to Universities
and Colleges Across Canada |
Your Job Really Can Bore You to Death |
2/5/2010 |
High-Tech to Keep Super Bowl on Track |
IBM Demos 100-GHz Graphene Transistor |
EU Says Chip Industry Is Second Highest R&D Spender |
High, Not Flat: Nanowires for a New Chip Architecture |
Prius Problems Put Spotlight on Car Electronics |
Record-Breaking
LHC Collisions Offer First Glimpse of Physics at New Energy Frontier |
Micronetics
Introduces Our ROHS Compliant MW500-1840 VCO |
Key Milestone Reached on Road to Graphene-Based Electronic Devices
|
ZigBee Firm Signs Ismosys for European Metering Move |
NEDA Targets Counterfeit Components with Return Guidelines |
Highways Agency Evaluating Mobile Phone-Based Driver Monitoring
|
NASA Invites Public to Tweet Questions to the ISS |
Scientists to Exhume Remains of Danish Astronomer Tycho Brahe
|
iPhone Apps Could Spy on You |
Optus Buys
Australian 3G Radio Spectrum from Qualcomm |
Net Neutrality Objections Fade, Congress to Pass NBCU + Comcast
|
How
Legal Wiretaps Could Let Hackers In |
U.S.
Teens Lose Interest in Blogging |
Pluto's
Dynamic Surface Revealed by Hubble Images |
Microsoft
to Patch 17-Year-Old Computer Bug |
2/4/2010 |
FCC May Redraw Spectrum Allocations in Broadband Plan |
Army Developers Envision Radios with Smarts |
Panel: Outsourcing is 'Cruel' But Necessary |
Smartphone
Market Grew 39% in Q4 2009 |
First Germanium
Laser Brings Us Closer to 'Optical Computers' |
S. Korean,
U.S. Firms Embroiled in Chip Espionage Case |
EU Blasts Sweden
over Failure to Store Data on People's Phone Calls, Email |
Hitachi Returns to Profit, Replacing CEO |
Crane Completes Tender Offer to Acquire Merrimac Industries |
Sun’s Chief Executive Tweets His Resignation |
Scientists Hope LHC Will Answer Big Questions |
China, U.S. Vie for Mantle of World's Biggest Hacking Victim
|
Russia Plans to Promote Technology Innovations |
Hittite's New SMT Mixer Targets 7 to 43 GHz Up/Downconversion Applications |
Google to Enlist NSA to Help it Ward off Cyberattacks |
Growth at Qualcomm and Broadcom |
Obama's
2011 Budget Could Revive the Nuclear Energy Industry (Hurrah
for that!) |
Woman Accused of Rigging Radio Contest, Pocketing Winnings |
A Look at the Weird Places We've Stuck Tetris |
Phishing
Attack Nets €3M of Carbon Permits |
Is U.S. Bullying Toyota on Recall to Help Government Motors (GM)?
|
2/3/2010 |
100 mm Graphene Wafer Grown |
Irish Government
and Alcatel-Lucent to Expand Bell Labs |
Physicist
Discovers How to Teleport Energy |
NIST Shrinks Antennas 50x with Metamaterials |
Japanese Regulator
Approves First LTE Device for Sale |
Google Shuts Down Airport Wi-Fi Promotion |
High-Security Chip Cracked |
Dot-Com Crash Catches Up with Venture Capitalists |
New 'Underwater Plane' to Explore Ocean Depths |
Leaner Defense Budget Aims for Realistic Reform |
Robins AFB
Airmen in 5th Mob Deploy to Haiti (that is my old group) |
UK Monopoly Watchdog Seeks to Intervene in Orange-T-Mobile Joint Venture
|
MEMS Sectors Suffer, Thrive in Tumultuous 2009 |
Study Links Excessive Internet Use to Depression |
Flying Radio Station Broadcasts Help to Haiti |
Is This a Bluetooth 3.0 Phone or What? |
If a Meteor Strikes Your House, Is It Yours? |
1 MW Tidal Power Project |
New Spider-Man Device Could Let Humans Walk on Walls |
Passengers Laid Bare as Full Body Scanners are Introduced at UK Airports (what more must we endure in the name of political correctiness?) |
2/2/2010 |
Graphene Wafers Ready to Fab Carbon Chips |
Defense Contractors Must Adapt to Survive |
First Windows Mobile 6.5.3 Device Announced by Sony Ericsson
|
Revenue Gain Expected in 2010 Consumer Electronics Market |
Spray-On Liquid
Glass is About to Revolutionize Almost Everything |
NCVEC Releases Second Technician
Question Pool |
Budget
Charts a New Course for NASA (new mission is to boldly
go where no Earth climate monitoring satellite has gone before) |
Superconducting Hydrogen... Maybe |
Cree LED to Hit 1,500 Lumens |
More Studying 'On Home Computers' |
73% of People Use Blank Password Everywhere |
Marine Aviators Test Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System, Begin Operational
Assessment |
Hubble, Sky Survey Catch Rare Asteroid Crash |
Leaked Climate Change Emails Scientist 'Hid' Data Flaws |
U.S. 'Severely Threatened' by Cyber Attacks |
2/1/2010 |
Physicists
Discover How to Grow Graphene |
Global Chip
Sales Declined in 2009 (see below) |
2009 Sales Above Expectations (see above) |
FCC: "The Best Broadband Plan for America: First, Do No Harm" |
AT&T to Invest $2B in Mobile Network |
New EU Battery
Recycling Rules |
Navy Commissions Cyber Defense Command |
Samsung Jumps
Back to Profit in Q4 |
Chevy Volt to Hit the Roads (quietly) Soon |
DirecTV Explores Wi-Fi, G.hn Networks |
December European Semi Sales Grow Y-o-Y |
Saudi Issues First Private
FM Radio Licence |
DARPA Pushes Submarine Laser Communications Technology for ASW Operations
|
Intel, Micron to Announce World's Densest Flash Memory |
ARRL It Seems to Us: Where Are the Spots? |
Is Calling E.T.
a Smart Move? |
Roll-to-Roll
Printed Plastic Displays |
Results of Study on Cellphone Use Surprise Researchers |
Google's Next Step in Hardwiring the Internet |
Reinventing the Power Grid |
Supercomputer Shares Universe Simulations |