Mobile Computing News

Posted August 30, 2006:

• Stealth Attack Drains Cell Phone Batteries

Posted August 28, 2006:

• Tiny Ion Pump Sets New Standard In Cooling Hot Computer Chips

Posted August 23, 2006:

• eLens: A Digital Take On The Streets Where We Live

Posted August 22, 2006:

• Carbon Fibers Make Tiny, Cheap Video Displays

Posted August 19, 2006:

• 'Techno Addicts' Pose Employer Liability, Says Rutgers Researcher

Posted August 16, 2006:

• Mathematician Uses Topology To Study Abstract Spaces, Solve Problems

Posted August 15, 2006:

• System To Help Blind Navigate Environment

Posted August 11, 2006:

• Computer Scientists Lay Out Vision For A 'Science Of The Web'
• New Mobile Robot Balances, Moves On Ball Instead Of Wheels Or Legs

Posted August 10, 2006:

• Texts To Reveal 'Whodunnit'

Posted August 9, 2006:

• Technologies For People With Disabilities Pave The Way For Next Generation Mobile Web

Posted August 3, 2006:

• Pigment Formulated 225 Years Ago Could Be Key In Emerging Technologies

Posted August 1, 2006:

• Supercomputers Cast Light On Cloudy Puzzle Of Global Weather

Posted July 29, 2006:

• Scientists Build 'Magnetic Semiconductors' One Atom At A Time

Posted July 28, 2006:

• Fingertip device helps computers read hand gestures

Posted July 26, 2006:

• Scientists Image 'Magnetic Semiconductors' On The Nanoscale

Posted July 18, 2006:

• Team Invents Fast, Flexible Computer Chips On Plastic

Posted July 13, 2006:

• Paint-on Semiconductor Outperforms Chips

Posted July 8, 2006:

• Nano-Chips To Power Computers, Phones Of The Future

Posted July 7, 2006:

• Researchers Create Broadband Light Amplifier On A Photonic Chip

Posted June 27, 2006:

• Noise Measurement May Boost Cell Phone Performance

Posted June 26, 2006:

• Researchers Develop System To Thwart Unwanted Video And Still Photography

Posted June 23, 2006:

• Magnetic Fields Could Make Computers 500 Times Faster

Posted June 20, 2006:

• Half-Terahertz Performance: Georgia Tech/IBM Team Demonstrates First 500 GHz Silicon-Germanium Transistors

Posted June 15, 2006:

• Mobile Data Retrieval Improved With New Algorithm

Posted June 5, 2006:

• Cincinnati Surgeon Leads First Test Of Mobile Robotic Surgery

Posted June 2, 2006:

• Semiconductor Brain: Nerve Tissue Interfaced With A Computer Chip

Posted May 29, 2006:

• New Material Puts Its Own Spin On Electronics; Could Greatly Increase Computing Power

Posted May 27, 2006:

• Nature Offers Guidance On Organising Dynamic Networks

Posted May 22, 2006:

• Computers Everywhere: Embedded Software Made Simpler Yet More Powerful

Posted May 16, 2006:

• Study Of Tiny Worms On Micro-Sized Chips Sheds Light On How Memories Are Formed In The Brain

Posted May 12, 2006:

• New Technology Will Allow For Flexible Television And Computer Screens

Posted May 8, 2006:

• 12-qubits Reached In Quantum Information Quest
• Robots Manipulating Animal Behaviour

Posted May 2, 2006:

• Nanotubes Act As 'Thermal Velcro' To Reduce Computer-chip Heating

Posted April 27, 2006:

• Micro-pump Is Cool Idea For Future Computer Chips

Posted April 20, 2006:

• New Chip Delivers Better Performance, Longer Battery Life For Cell Phones, WiFi, Wireless

Posted April 18, 2006:

• Binghamton University Research Links Digital Images And Cameras

Posted April 17, 2006:

• Quantum Paint-on Laser Could Rescue Computer Chip Industry
• New Student-designed System Tracks Firefighters, Special Forces

Posted April 10, 2006:

• A Virtual Healthcare Assistant For A Healthier Lifestyle

Posted April 4, 2006:

• Avian Flu Modeled On Supercomputer, Explores Vaccine And Isolation Options For Thwarting A Pandemic
• Device Only Atoms Across May Allow Infinitesimal But Powerful Computers

Posted March 28, 2006:

• Researchers Get Neurons And Silicon Talking

Posted March 18, 2006:

• World's First Transparent Integrated Circuit Created

Posted February 26, 2006:

• Mini Robots To Undertake Major Tasks?

Posted February 7, 2006:

• Berkeley Researchers Lay Groundwork For Cell Version Of DNA Chip

Posted January 10, 2006:

• New Tool Offers Weather For The Palm Of Your Hand

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