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Altair Nanotechnologies Meets PJM Market Requirements

Reno, Nev-based Altair Nanotechnologies Inc.'s (Altairnano) 1 MW, 250 kWh battery storage system has met requirements to participate in the PJM regional transmission organization control area. This marks the first commercial acceptance of an advanced lithium-titanate battery to provide grid-regulation services in one of the largest electricity markets in the U.S.

Guard Dog to Add Cellular Phone Billing

RENO, Nev., Dec 02, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Guard Dog, Inc. (Pink Sheets:GRDO) announced today a new contract that will allow and enable billing on cellular phones.

What recession? Video game sales soar in October

(AXcess News) Reno - If there was any concern over the US economy, you wouldn't know it looking at the growth in video game sales in October. Gamers pushed sales up 18% to over $1.3 billion last month. Microsoft's Fable II lead the pack with 790,000 games sold in October.

Bloggers Say Twitter's Voter Fairness And Accuracy Project Less Fair, Accurate Than Voting

The Twitter Vote Report was subject to human judgment and technological error, according to two bloggers from Reno, Nev., who analyzed the network.

News Brief: Video, blog Web site looks for contributors

Students can enter to become the 2009 Mother Nature Network (MNN) correspondent for the University of Nevada, Reno until Jan. 30.

Almond pest management team to receive major award at ESA meeting

DAVIS--A University of California team that developed a successful insect pest management program for almond growers, leading to significant pesticide reduction, will be honored at the Entomological Society of America (ESA) annual meeting, Nov. 16-19 in Reno.

AT&T Begins a Trial To Cap, Meter Internet Usage

An anonymous reader writes "On the heels of Comcast's decision to implement a 250-GB monthly cap, and Time Warner Cable's exploration of caps and overage fees, DSL Reports notes that AT&T is launching a metered billing trial of their own in Reno, Nevada. According to a filing with the FCC (PDF), AT&T's existing tiers, which range from 768 kbps to 6 Mbps, would see caps ranging from 20 GB to 150 GB per month. Users who exceed those caps would pay an additional $1 per gigabyte, per month."

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