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7-30-2004
Samsung To Soon Pass Motorola As #2 In Handsets
UPI Exclusive: NASA Begins Moon Return Effort
Tiny Materials Make Big Splash on Wall St.
Manufacturing Down in June
Communications Equipment Spending Rising
Resurgent IT Market Drives International Rectifier's Revenues
Broadband Prices Falling Sharply in 2004
Worldwide Phone Market Continues to Exhibit Strong Growth
7-29-2004
Fleet Of 'Hunter/Killer' Planes Would See Initial Use In 2007
Broadband Wireless To Shine in 2009, Report Says
Airbus Orders Boost EADS Earnings
Northrop Grumman's Profit Up 44% on Sales
Study Says Lots of Bullying Happens in the Workplace
Ultra-Small Nanotechnology Needs Macro Bureaucracy
7-28-2004
Fuel Cells in Mobiles by Next Year
Fuel Cells Uptake to be Hampered by Aircraft Restrictions
Moto-Led Trio Unveils Roaming Technology to Link GSM, Wi-Fi
Nets
First
X Prize Attempt Set for Sept. 29
Former Aptix CEO Indicted for Plot to Kill Judge Over Patent
Avaya Says VoIP Fueled Quarterly Growth
IBM Turns Atoms to Ions, Then Back Into Atoms
Sandia Supercomputer To Be World's Fastest/Smallest
Wind Industry Fears Missing Energy Boom
7-27-2004
Siemens Bike-O-Meter Phone
IBM to Build Supercomputer for U.S. Military
First GPS Navigator Approved For Precision Approach
New MyDoom Virus Spreads Quickly
New Semi Equip Spending to Continue Into 2005
TI Targets Digital Radio
Lockheed Profit Jumps 22 Percent
Rough Ride Predicted for Cellular RF Power Amplifier Makers
7-26-2004
U.S. EE Forms Outsourcing Firm in Russia
Breakthrough Yields Simple Way To Make Microscopic Electronics
The Promise and Perils of the Nanotech Revolution
Los Alamos Scandal Fallout Spreads
New England Area Companies Benefit From Defense Appropriations
Bill
WLANs Exposed by Hack
ITT Industries' 2Q Profit up 12 Percent
Fabless Fundings Up 62% in Q2
China's Handset Makers Prepare to Call Overseas
7-23-2004
WLAN Espionage Feared At Democratic Convention
Breakthrough Yields Simple Way To Make Microscopic Electronics
Alaska Interceptor First in Defense System
Researchers Overcome Barrier To Shrinking Wireless Devices
Taiwan's Influence Over China's IC Industry Seen Growing
Intel Opens Russian Development Center
U.S. Congress OKs US$417B for Defense
All Systems Go For New Spaceflight Law
19 Los Alamos Employees Put on Leave
7-22-2004
Lockheed Martin Scores Success With Landing Technology
Japan Considering LAN Tax
Electrical Detection Of Spin Resonance Of Single Electron In
SiFET
Global Chip Orders Grew 14.5% In June
U.S. Tool Vendors Reap Benefit Of China
Hawking
Unveils New Thinking On Black Holes
Why Some Neonates Need Caffeine
Gallup Survey Shows Americans Support New Plan For Space Exploration
7-21-2004
First Virus for Windows Smartphones
House OKs Stock Option Bill
Atheros Hits Home With WLAN Chip Set
TI Sees Record Chip Revenue in Q2
Microsoft Plan Could Give Shareholders $75 Billion
Next-Gen Internet Protocol Launched
Space Race Heats Up
What Neil & Buzz Left On The Moon
7-20-2004
Beware the Killer GSM Phones In Nigeria
AT&T Wireless Begins Selling Fast Data for Mobiles
Analysis: US 'In Line Of Fire' In China-Taiwan War
Silicon-Based Photodetector Is Sensitive To Ultraviolet Light
Boeing Projects $5.4 Trillion (yes trillion) Market for New
Airplanes and Services
U.S. Telecom Production Surges
7-19-2004
EDGE Spreading
Broadband Operators Under Collusion Probe
UWB to Target Ticket-Less Passengers
U.S. E-Passport Plan Raises Tech, Diplomatic Hackles
Supersized Wafers: Too Big a Bite?
Motorola Prices Freescale IPO Low
Northrop Grumman Picks Goodrich Air Data System for X-47B
Hawking Changes His Mind on Black Holes
PluggedIn: Mobile Phones Aim to Take Load Off Wallets
7-16-2004
In-Cabin Use Of Cell Phones: Service Still Years Away
FCC Qualifies Three Bidders for 24 GHz Auction
Few Answer Call for Italian Cell Phone Strike
Both Sides Surprised by Outcome of UWB Vote
All Los Alamos' Classified Work Halted After Security Lapse
Chinese Produces New Type Of Nuclear Sub - Taiwan Plans Likely
California's New Economic Magnet Attracts Northrop Grumman
Fire On The Vomit Comet
7-15-2004
Microchips Implanted In Mexican officials
Um, What Downturn?
Cheap PCs Drive Europe Area Shipments
China To Become World's Second Biggest Aviation Market By 2022
Raytheon Announces Shortlist Of Ground Sensor Sub-Contractors
More Disks Lost At Los Alamos
Nanostructure Chip May Sharpen Tracking Technology
Growing Superconducting And Magnetic Nanocables
7-14-2004
Wi-LAN Notifies IEEE of Patent Licensing
Spectrum Trading Will Increase Competition
Zarlink to Devise RF Technologies for Body Area Networks (BANs)
Intersil to Cut 200 Jobs
EU Environmental Deadlines to be Missed
Intel: Moore's Law Here to Stay
US Nano Technology Groups Seek to Forge Chinese Business Collaborations
Cyber Dissident Jailed for 19 Months
7-13-2004
British Military: iPods Pose Security Risk
'Light On A Chip' Potential Seen By Scientists Spoofing Natural
Phenomenon
Aerospace, Defense Companies Seen Increasing Revenues
Analysts, Industry Executives Spar Over Outlook
Britening: Commercial Airline Anti-Missile System Going Online
Find a Dog With a Cell Phone
Americans Uncomfortable Overhearing Wireless Conversations in
Public
7-12-2004
Hill Funding Proposals Seen Hurting Missile Defense Advances
FCC Adopts New Rural Spectrum Rules
FCC Adopts Unlicensed Wireless Changes
Broadband To Continue Rapid Worldwide Growth
DOD Contracts Awarded
Northrop Grumman Hunter UAV Surpasses 30,000 Flight Hours
FCC Chief Launches Blog Aimed At Techies
Scaled Aims For Late September X-Prize Flights
FCC To Issue Revised Secondary Market Rules
7-9-2004
Capital Spending Spree To End In 2005
Who’s Driving the Design Chain?
Indian Budget Boosts Telecom, Computer Industries
GPS Startup Finds $5 Million, Partners With Trimble
X Prize Attempt In Late September
L.A. Approves Restrictions On Cyber Cafes
China Chipmakers Unlikely To Suffer From US Tax Rebate Deal
Broadband By Airship?
7-8-2004
GE Develops High Performance Carbon Nanotube Diode
House Passes Supercomputer R&D Bills
Sharp To Volume Produce 'Paper-Thin Liquid Crystal Display'
Within 3 Years
Wearing Your Cellphone Display On Your Sleeve
U.S. Removes UN-Banned Banned Iraqi Nuclear And Radiological
Materials
Defence Spending Sparks Aerospace Recovery
Researcher Predicts 7 Million WiMAX Users By 2009
AIA Asks Bush, Kerry To Back Increased NASA Funding
7-7-2004
Yankee Forecasts Strong Growth for Satellite, Broadband Wireless
Sectors
Boeing Announces $1.2B 7E7 Orders
Gradual Decline in IC Growth Rates Seen as Industry Matures
Air Crews Look at Radiation Risk From Flying
High-Frequency Sonar For Target Re-Acquisition And Identification
Northrop Grumman, Air Force Finalize Design on New Airborne
Surveillance Radar
GE Unveils Nanotech Device, May Shrink Future Chips
7/6/2004
CEA Developing Airplane-Mode Wireless Standards
Sticky Bullets Act as Distant Spies
Conexant Blames WLAN for Shortfall
Ping Pong Ball Spy in the Sky
Boeing Bets on 'Net-Centric' Warfare
Mammoth Airbus 380 Needs Low-Carb[on] Diet
Science Teachers Urge New Focus
7-5-2004
IEEE Pushes WLANs To 'nth' Degree
Nanotech Deal May Signal 'Intel Inside' China
RFID Will Go Through Growing Pains
May Semi Sales Up 37%
The Scientific Flash Behind Fireworks
7-2-2004
More Cell Phone Subscriptions Than Inhabitants in Sweden
Cassini Sends Amazing Images of Saturn's Rings
GPS Chips & Cell Phones In Coca-Cola Cans
DoHS Recommends Against IE Due To Security Concerns
General Dynamics Wins $479 Million Contract From Joint Experimentation
Program
7 Indicted In Export of Military Circuitry To PRoC
Epic Battle Seen Over Future WLAN Spec
Lockheed Martin Awarded $2B Air Force Contract for 22 F/A-22s
7-1-2004
Delta Promises End to Lost Luggage With RFID
Study: RFID Saves Money, Displaces Workers
NAVAIR Evaluating Spherical Airship For Surveillance Applications
IEEE 802.16-2004, or What's in a Name?
Freefall in Global Wireless Equipment Investment Gets a Respite
Boeing Sells Texas Unit to BAE
Cassini Probe Sends Stunning Ring Views - Now In Saturnian Orbit!
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