Mobile Computing News

Posted April 16, 2005:

• 'Audioclouds' That Will Help Us Compute More Safely On The Move

Posted April 12, 2005:

• Santa Cruz To Lead Ambitious Multidisciplinary Research Project On Wireless Communication Networks

Posted April 5, 2005:

• Carnegie Mellon Researchers Develop New Software To Detect Viruses In Cell Phones And Other Embedded Systems

Posted April 4, 2005:

• UK Experts Develop Super-realistic Animation System

Posted March 28, 2005:

• Software Crafts Alternate Routes For Troubled Commuters, Predicts Best Time To Hit The Road

Posted March 25, 2005:

• Snake-like Robot Conquers Obstacles

Posted March 17, 2005:

• 'Cyber Trust' At Its Lowest Point For A Decade, Warn Internet Security Experts

Posted March 15, 2005:

• World's First Hospital To Introduce Remote Presence Robots In ICU
• Findings Could Break Down Brick Wall Of Miniaturization

Posted March 12, 2005:

• Robots Serve Humans On Land, In Sea And Air

Posted March 11, 2005:

• Almost Only Counts In Horseshoes — And Computer Chips

Posted March 7, 2005:

• New Cyber Security Protocol For Online Banking, And More

Posted March 5, 2005:

• Toward More Efficient Computers: Researchers Validate Energy Savings Of 'P-Bits'

Posted February 20, 2005:

• Helping Future Engineers Use Today's Design Plans

Posted February 17, 2005:

• World's Fastest Oscillating Nanomachine Holds Promise For Telecommunications, Quantum Computing

Posted January 22, 2005:

• 'Rosetta' Software To Unlock Secrets Of Many Human Proteins

Posted January 21, 2005:

• 'Evil Twin' Hotspots Are A New Menace For Internet Users, Warns Cranfield University

Posted January 17, 2005:

• 'Tasktracer' Could Dramatically Aid Computer Users

Posted January 10, 2005:

• Scientists Make Magnetic Silicon, Advancing Spin Based Computing

Posted January 5, 2005:

• Mayo Clinic Researchers Find PDAs Okay With Pacemakers

Posted December 10, 2004:

• Researchers Invent Energy-saving Computer Chip

Posted December 8, 2004:

• Purdue Engineers Create Model For Testing Transistor Reliability

Posted December 3, 2004:

• Hello, Hello, Earth?

Posted November 22, 2004:

• 'Pyramid' Statistical Sampling Method To Track HIV-risk Behavior Among Drug Users

Posted November 9, 2004:

• Godiva's Speedy Ride: USC PIM Chip On Track To Beat Itanium

Posted October 15, 2004:

• Purdue Professor Puts New Spin On Quantum Computer Technology

Posted October 8, 2004:

• Tiny Arm Shuttles Electrons In A New Transistor

Posted October 6, 2004:

• Helping Investigators Gather Crime Evidence From PDAs

Posted September 14, 2004:

• Carnegie Mellon Engineering Researchers To Create Speech Recognition In Silicon

Posted September 1, 2004:

• Paper Or Mouse-click? What's On Computers Is Easier To Find, Study Shows

Posted July 28, 2004:

• Sandia Supercomputer To Be World's Fastest, Yet Smaller And Less Expensive Than Any Competitor

Posted July 26, 2004:

• Interactive Social Robots To Participate In Annual Mobile Robot Challenge

Posted July 23, 2004:

• Breakthrough Yields Simple Way To Make Microscopic Electronics

Posted July 22, 2004:

• Quantum Computing, Secure Communication Closer

Posted July 14, 2004:

• First Medical Test On CD Gets Good Results

Posted June 18, 2004:

• Printable Silicon For Ultrahigh Performance Flexible Electronic Systems

Posted May 21, 2004:

• Visonary Computers May Put Hockey On Cell Phones

Posted May 6, 2004:

• Telemedicine Research Brings Medical Care To People Living In Earth's Remote Regions, Improves Space Medicine

Posted April 28, 2004:

• High-speed Nanotube Transistors Could Lead To Better Cell Phones, Faster Computers

Posted April 23, 2004:

• Stacked, Packed Nanowires Hold Triplexed Megadata

Posted March 31, 2004:

• 'Nano-Lightning' Could Be Harnessed To Cool Future Computers

Posted March 23, 2004:

• Ad-Hoc Wireless Networking Technology For Battlefield Environments

Posted March 17, 2004:

• New Computer-aided Approach Tailors Drug Dose To Patient Needs
• A Friendly Reminder: Creators To Demonstrate Robot At Conference

Posted January 6, 2004:

• New Light-emitting Transistor Could Revolutionize Electronics Industry

Posted December 31, 2003:

• Tiny Nanotube Antennas May Yield Better Signals In Cell Phones, Televisions

Posted December 22, 2003:

• Low-cost, Digital Displays Through Ink Jet Printing

Posted December 17, 2003:

• World's Biggest Virtual Supercomputer Given The Go-ahead

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