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Indium Gallium Arsenide on Insulator Transistors with Buried Yttrium Oxide

Apr 24, 2015

Korea Institute of Science and Technology has presented what it says is the first demonstration of indium gallium arsenide on-insulator (In0.53Ga0.47As-OI) transistors with a buried yttrium oxide (Y2O3 BOX) layer [SangHyeon Kim et al, IEEE ...

Tags: Insulator Transistors, Buried Yttrium Oxide

Infiniti Corona Gun Guarantees 100 Kv at Gun Tip for The Entire Life of The Gun

Jan 2, 2014

The all-new user-friendly Multistatic 700 powder coating equipment helps you achieve highest productivity at the best powder coating quality. It features an integrated 100KV built-in electrostatic high voltage generator for enhanced ...

Tags: Manufacturing, Processing Machinery

NSA Was Acquiring Thousands of Digital Communications From Americans

Aug 22, 2013

The National Security Agency was acquiring thousands of digital communications from Americans as of 2011, according to a declassified document from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. The glimpse of the NSA's surveillance on ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

Holch Povlsen Acquires 10 Percent of The Shares in Zalando

Aug 15, 2013

Anders Holch Povlsen, the well-known fashion entrepreneur and owner of BESTSELLER, joins the Zalando shareholder group, acquiring 10 percent of the shares in Zalando. BESTSELLER is one of Europe's leading fashion companies, with fashion ...

Tags: Zalando, Apparel Etailer

Google's 'back up My Data' Feature for Android Could Be Providing Users' Wi-Fi Passwords

Jul 23, 2013

Google's 'back up my data' feature for Android could be providing users' Wi-Fi passwords to the likes of US National Security Agency (NSA) and the FBI, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has warned. A bug report posted by the ...

Tags: Android, Could

Yahoo Has Won a Court Ruling That Allows The Release of Records

Jul 18, 2013

Yahoo has won a court ruling that allows the release of records that show how the web firm fought against demands to hand over data under Prism, when the web monitoring system was first established in 2008. A court ruled that the United ...

Tags: Yahoo, Computer Products

Scientists Signed off on a Court Brief Opposing Oracle's Effort to Copyright Its Java APIs

Jun 19, 2013

More than 30 computer scientists signed off on a court brief opposing Oracle's effort to copyright its Java APIs, a move they say would hold back the computer industry and make technology more expensive. The amicus brief was filed by the ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

The Authorization Expires on July 19 and The Order Can Only Be Declassified by April 2038

Jun 12, 2013

The National Security Agency has been allowed by a court order to collect phone records of a large number of customers of Verizon, according to a report in the Guardian on Thursday. The April 25 order from the U.S. Foreign Intelligence ...

Tags: Computer Products, US, Call Records

Personal Audio's Patents Have Stood up to Past Scrutiny

May 31, 2013

The company that owns a U.S. patent for podcasting is confident the patent will stand up to a challenge initiated this week by the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Personal Audio's patents have stood up to past scrutiny, including a ...

Tags: Personal Audio, Podcasting Patent

Google to Build Its New Hangouts IM and Audio/Video Chat Product

May 30, 2013

Google is feeling the heat over its decision to build its new Hangouts IM and audio/video chat product with proprietary technology that doesn't support server federation via the XMPP industry standard, but the company is defending its move. ...

Tags: Google, Computer Products

Texas Is Poised to Become The First State in The U.S. to Require Law Enforcement Officers

May 30, 2013

Texas is poised to become the first state in the U.S. to require law enforcement officers to get a search warrant based on probable cause before they access any electronic communications and customer data stored by a third-party service ...

Tags: Warrant, Email, Texas

a 1996 Podcasting Patent Is in The Crosshairs of Two Digital Rights Groups

May 30, 2013

A 1996 podcasting patent is in the crosshairs of two digital rights groups, which are hoping the public will help them get the patent invalidated. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, partnering with the Cyberlaw Clinic at Harvard ...

Tags: EFF, Podcasting Patent

The Electronic Frontier Foundation Has Resumed Accepting Bitcoins Donations

May 22, 2013

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has resumed accepting bitcoins donations, saying some of the legal ambiguity around the virtual currency has disappeared. The influential digital watchdog stopped accepting bitcoins two years ago citing ...

Tags: Eff, Bitcoin, Computer Products

Washington's Biggest Problem May Just Be That Policymakers on The Hill Don't Know Enough

May 19, 2013

Washington's biggest problem when it comes to Bitcoin may just be that policymakers on the Hill don't know enough about it, yet. That was the general consensus of a panel of legal experts speaking Saturday at a Silicon Valley conference ...

Tags: Bitcoin, Washington

The White House Has Threatened to Veto The Controversial CISPA in Its Current Form

Apr 19, 2013

The White House has threatened to veto the controversial Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) in its current form, citing concerns that the bill does not adequately prevent sharing of irrelevant personal information. If ...

Tags: Computer Products, personal information

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