One Decision:
UPS Goes Bluetooth
Computing
Preventing 'Fratricide'
Raytheon's troubled Patriot missile
Simplifying Security
Encrypting files for security purposes should get simpler with new algorithms developed by start-ups like Voltage Security.
Move Over Plasma TVs: Nano-Screens Are Coming
Display manufacturers are developing lower-cost alternatives to LCD and plasma technologies.
Tracking the MTHEL Laser
A congressional decision to cut funding for a controversial laser defense program developed by Northrop Grumman may hasten its deployment in Iraq.
RFID-Free America
Venture capitalists continue to look for small, but heady, investments in the RFID market despite the slow adoption of the new technology.
A Breakthrough Isn't Enough
Transmeta was to be a market-grabbing pioneer in chips.
The WiMax Difference
Intel announces one of the first major deployments of WiMAX hardware, which may set up a showdown with cellular carriers...Farmers get some technological help...and Motorola gets some rhythm in its step.
In Defense of Music Phones
Technology Review editor Wade Roush blogged that he doesn't think music cell phones will amount to much. Columnist Eric Hellweg things he's wrong.
In Defense of the iPod
Consumer electronics companies continue to search for the killer multimedia app for consumers. It ain't gonna be the cell phone, argues TR editor Wade Roush.
