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9-30-2005
RF Micro Goes Macro
New RFID Technology is Less Costly, More Accurate
LG Claims Longest-Lasting Portable Fuel Cell
Samsung Will Soon Decide on U.S. Fab (now there's a switch!)
Fighting for Radar Funds
Welcome to the Silicon Road
Keep an Eye on Capital Spending, Analyst Firm Warns
DARPA Narrows Robot Racers from 43 to 20
Australia Names General Dynamics Team for Communication System
The Physics of Building Sand Castles Revealed
EU Wants Shared Control of Internet
9-29-2005
WFI Installs Wireless Combat Control Network on Submarines
Broadband Users Number 120+ Million
IC Resale Scandal Rocks AMD, Seagate, STMicroelectronics
General Dynamics Designs Enclosures for Air Defense Electronics
U.S. Insists on Keeping Control of Worldwide Web
VOIP & Wi-Fi IP Phones Supplied to New Orleans Disaster
Relief Services
Sanyo to Cut 10,000 Jobs by January
Microchip Turns Electric Outlet into Wireless Link
Samsung Invests $33B in Hwaseong Plant
Riding a Ribbon to Space 1000 Feet Closer - Space Elevator
Google May Build Campus on NASA Property
9-28-2005
Shortage of Engineers Worries Asia Execs
FCC Again Delays Net Phone Cutoff Deadline
Analysis: Indian Bluetooth Takes a Big Bite
University of PA Theorists to Create Optical Circuit Elements
Asia to Dominate WiMAX Market
RFID Chip Helps Morgue Track Katrina Victims
NASA, Industry Partners Complete Tests of Solar Sails
NASA Administrator Says Space Shuttle & ISS Were a Mistake
9-27-2005
RFMD Ships 10 Millionth Polaris(TM) Transceiver
New York Orders $2B Wireless Network from M/A-COM
Secure Cellphone Spec Advances
Bluetooth SIG Streamlines Certification Process
Motorola Scores Again for Ultra Low-Cost Mobiles
NASA's Johnson Control Center Back to Normal
IC Insights: Flat Capex in 2006
NIST Atomic Fountain Clock Gets Much Better with Time
China Defends New Internet Restrictions
9-26-2005
China Sets New Rules on Internet News
Call for Lower Taxes on Mobile Phones to Ease "Digital Divide"
Robots to Face Off for $2M Pentagon Prize
Freescale Board O.K.'s $500M Stock Repurchase
Northrop Grumman Grapples with Obsolete Parts in EW System
China's Next Space Mission Planned for Oct. 13
Before the Oil Runs Out: The Search for Alternatives
Cable's Digital Drive Irks Basic Customers
9-25-2005
National Security Agency Gets Fix on Internet Users
Cell Users in Rita's Path Urged to be Patient
Space Elevator Robot Passes 1,000-foot Mark
Physicists Measure Tiny Force that Limits How Far Machines Can
Shrink
The Overworked, Networked Family
Professor Wants to Put Your Toaster on the Internet
Interference Complaints Prompt FCC Queries to California Repeater
Owners
9-23-2005
Military Comms Market will Reach $9.37B by 2010
More Colleges Offering Video Game Courses
Qualcomm Integrates WLAN Functions into Handsets
Air Force Improves GPS Technology
Blast a hurricane away? Fuggedaboutit!
Northrop Grumman to Build USMC Radar - Hoorah
Lost In Shanghai? Your Map Is Counterfeit
NASA's Mission Control Empties out as Rita Nears
Agilent Technologies to Increase Size of Share Repurchase Program
Harris Demonstrates MilSat Antenna Feed Capable of Super-High
Data Rates
9-22-2005
U.S. to Send Teams to Combat Product Piracy Abroad
IPC Communications Standard Scrutinized by Industry
Hurricane Rita Bears Down on US Coast with Mega Force
Sony to Slash 10,000 Jobs
House OKs Manufacturing Technology Bill
Air Pollution Found to Pose Greater Danger to Health than Earlier
Thought
VoIP over Wi-Fi Poised to Spread Quickly
Navy Boosts Order for ViaSat Communications Terminals
U.K. Manufacturing Still Viable, Say PCB Makers
Mobile Phone Users Demand Decent Batteries
9-21-2005
Advertisers Bite with Bluetooth
Hospitals Track More Patients with RFID Devices
3G Adoption Gaining
Diamond-Based Schottky Diode Advance
Passing the Buck: RoHS & WEEE
MIT Researchers Map City by Cellphone
Google Confirms It's Testing Wireless Service
U.S. Millionaire's Bumpy Road to Space
Boeing Projects $213B Market for New Airplanes in China
FAA Weighs Cameras, Wireless Devices in Planes
Feds Want Cell Phone Ban for Teen Drivers
9-20-2005
Two European Airlines to Test Cell Phone Use
Virginia Tech to Smarten up Cognitive Radio
Dell Laptops to Have Built-In 3G
Google Plans to Launch Own WiFi Service
How We'll Get Back to the Moon
Breakthrough in Micro-Device Fab Combines Biology & Synthetic
Chemistry
PartMiner Gets a New Look
North Korean Nuclear Crisis Not Over
NASA Releases Plans for Next Generation Spacecraft
ESA's New Deep Space Antenna in Cebreros Becomes a Reality
Harris Will Supply Deployable Antennas for Army
9-19-2005
Agilent Technologies Ships 2005 EDA Software Releases
New Wrinkle Rolls in WAN Acceleration
Replacement for Military/Aerospace RS-422/ RS-423 ICs Unveiled
Silicon Valley Losing its Edge
Europe Treads Cautiously Towards UWB Regulation
Is Singapore Hitting the Skids as Electronics Hub?
USMC Chooses Northrop Grumman for New Battlefield Radar
No Risk, No Fun? People Who Take Risks more Satisfied with Their
Lives
Remote Controls for Your Life
NASA to Detail Plans for Trip to Moon
Three nights of the Harvest Moon
New Key Chain Size Personal GPS Tracking Device Hits the Market
9-16-2005
IBM to Encourage Employees to Be Teachers
Internet Oversight Board OKs New Domains
Navy Funds Research for Radar Components
NASA to Unveil Plans for 2018 Moon Mission
Army Awards Billion-Dollar Contracts for Image-Intensification
Devices
Japan Electronics Industry Should Consolidate
FCC Seeks New Bureau for Disaster Management
Bose-Einstein Condensate Runs Circles Around Magnetic Trap
Raytheon Delivers Non-lethal Weapon to DOD
Sizing Up The Future Of Air Travel
9-15-2005
FCC to Probe Katrina Telecom Failures
Falling Prices, Government Mandates Propel HDTV
Cisco Making RFID Play
SIA Lobbies for U.S. Competitiveness
Engineers Work to Stall Hubble's Death
Foundry Demand to Rebound in 2006
Helping out a High-Temperature Superconductor
Dartmouth Researchers Build World's Smallest Mobile Robot
Rice Researchers Gain New Insight into Nanoscale Optics
M/A-COM's NetworkFirst Designated as Qualified Anti-Terrorism
Technology by DHS
9-14-2005
U.S. Lacks Unified Emergency Radio System
'Brilliant' Minds Honored
Calling All Radio Amateurs: SSETI Express Satellite Wants You
Cree Advances Silicon Carbide in $15M Defense Contract
SIA Seeks to Boost U.S. Competitiveness
Fujitsu's 4-foot Tall "Enon" Robot on Sale for $54,000
Sun & Sand: Dirty Silicon Could Supply Solar Power
Fractal Antenna Pioneer Targets UWB
Large Public Trial of WiMAX Gets Underway in Italy
Chinese Wi-Fi Certification Lab Established
9-13-2005
USA Wireless Calling Surpasses Wireline Calling
ATDF Turns to Thunderbird, Investigates Fermi-FETs
Nokia Sees Strong Demand, Ups Q3 Guidance
Toyota Hopes to Cut Hybrid Premium in Half
Wireless Displacement Swamping Convergence
HP, Philips Team on Next-Gen RFID Standard
Proponents Turn up the Volume on Mobile TV
Allied Defense Group's NS Microwave Products Support Security
and Relief Efforts in the Gulf Region
NSF Panel to Assess U.S. Robotics Technology
Future Mobile Phones May Have 100GB Memory
Nokia E-Mail Platform Takes on BlackBerry
9-12-2005
NanoMEMS Research, LLC Completes Registration to Provide Continuing
Education Courses
Landline Phones are an Endangered Species
China to Make $67B Worth of Electronics in 2005
Ebay Pays $2.6 billion for VoIP Pioneer Skype
IP Issues Still Loom Large in China
Navy Picks Wireless Comm System for Medical Helicopters
Using Tax Money for Wi-Fi Hot Spots
Physician, Wire Thyself: Health Care System Needs Dose of Technology
BAE to Supply Electronic Engine Control for F-35
Supersizing the Supercomputers
Team America Rocketry Challenge Applications Now Available
9-8-2005
Zensys’ Z-Wave Home-Ccontrol Technology Featured in New Logitech
Harmony Remotes
Monster to Develop and Launch Line of Z-Wave Automation Products
AWR Acquires European EDA Developer APLAC Solutions Oy
Large Solar Flare May Bring Disruptions
WiMAX Equipment Sales to Hit $2B by 2009
WiMAX Said to Complement Wi-Fi, 3G
Strong Chip Growth Due in 2006
Apple Launches New iTunes Phone
Motorola Teases Talk About iPod Cell Phone
UAVs Deployed into Action over New Orleans
Danish Researchers Reveal New Hydrogen Storage Technology
Scientific Breakthrough Will Help Protect Astronauts and Spacecraft
Microsoft Developing Low-Cost Windows XP
9-7-2005
Ham Radio Operators to the Rescue After Katrina
Brazil Unveils Semi Industry Plans
Indian Carrier to Float $5B Tender Offer for Telecom Gear
Ericsson to Invest $1B in China as 3G Grows
Louisiana Governor Blasts Faulty Wireless Nets
(the moron apparently does no know
that nets need electricity and standing towers to operate)
FCC Pushing Carriers to Fix Nets Destroyed by Katrina
Christmas Shopping Season Begins
Lab Steps up to Challenges of RFID Tech
Katrina's Impact on Space Program Could Linger
Electronic Lab Notebooks Useful for Teaching, but not Ready
to Replace Paper
Launch of New Commercial Spaceport to be Announced by NM's Governor
9-6-2005
Cell Phones for the Playground Population
High-Tech Firms Offer Katrina Relief
Typhoon Nabi Slows Japanese Production
Chernobyl Toll May Be Less than Feared
3G Growth Slower than Expected
Satellite Phones Provide Critical Link in Katrina
Millimeter-Wave Screener Finds Non-Metallic Weapons
Peak Devices Buys Infineon Bipolar RF Transistor Line
Teens Charged with Hacking School Computers
Risk from 2029 Asteroid Now More Remote
9-2-2005
Mixing Oil and Water - Katrina's Effect on Electronics Sales
Europeans Question Flood Preparations
India, U.S. Expected to Sign Science & Technology Deal
Prices at the Pump Don't Push Plug-In Hybrids
Actual Chips Sales up 1.9% in July
QUALCOMM Announces Enhanced Call Quality for 3G Chipsets
Analyst to Chip Bosses: Stop Hoarding Cash
Satellites Spot 'Hot Towers' in Hurricane Katrina - Amazing!
NOAA Hurricane Hunter Pilot Captures Katrina at Her Meanest
China Urges Action Against Threat of Militarization of Outer
Space
Giant Optical Telescope in Africa Comes Online
9-1-2005
SIA Warns Oil Prices Could Harm Chip Market
DARPA Seeks to Usher in Next Gen Tactical Wireless Networking
Average Price of Laptop Computer Drops to $1,000
Hubble Shifts to Two-Gyroscope Mode
States Expanding Push for Internet Taxes
Unions Threaten California's Solar Energy Bill
Argonne Researchers Create New Diamond-Nanotube Composite Material
Israel Tracks Military Supplies With RFID Tags
Broadband Hardware Sales to Hit $5.4B by 2008
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