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Boeing shows off Unmanned Little Bird autonomous copter

Builder of warcraft, hoster of Blue Angels and all-around badass in aerospace engineering, Boeing is showing off its Unmanned Little… Read More

Patent holding firm settles with Boeing for $10 million

Pendrell Corp., the Kirkland patent holding firm led by former Clearwire execs, said today that it has withdrawn a petition… Read More

Boeing sees foreign interest in Phantom Eye spy plane

Boeing has captured widespread attention with its liquid-hydrogen powered Phantom Eye autonomous plane — not just from the United States, but… Read More

First flight for Phantom Eye, Boeing’s liquid-hydrogen powered spy plane

Boeing’s liquid-hydrogen powered Phantom Eye spy plane has completed its first autonomous flight. The plane flew for 28 minutes and… Read More

SpaceX and beyond: Latest from the new space race

The docking of SpaceX’s Dragon capsule with the International Space Station is a landmark for the private space industry, marking… Read More

Boeing’s first iPad app is a digital coffee-table book

Boeing today released its first app for the iPad, but anyone hoping for something innovative to use in seat 37D… Read More

Pictures: Boeing drops its spaceship from 14,000 feet

Here’s another milestone in the commercial space race: Boeing says it completed a successful test yesterday of the parachute drop… Read More

Boeing to acquire software company Inmedius to boost ‘digital airline’ strategy

Boeing has reached a deal to buy Inmedius, a software company based in Pittsburgh that makes software for managing and distributing… Read More

Pendrell stock falls 45% after court overturns $603 million verdict in Boeing case

Pendrell Corp., the Kirkland patent holding firm led by former executives of Clearwire, said it was disappointed after the Court… Read More

Comments of the week: Will this phone really take off?

The best comments, quotes, and random zingers we heard this week… “Do you have to turn off *this* phone during… Read More

A Boeing phone: Aerospace giant making Android device

Boeing is jumping into the smartphone business, developing a new mobile device — but we probably won’t be buying this… Read More

Wow: Test pilots trace 787 and Boeing logo across the sky, from Seattle to Iowa

How’s this for some corporate branding? A Boeing 787 test flight currently under way across the northern half of the… Read More

Inside Alaska Airlines’ new Boeing Sky Interior

For 17 years, I have qualified to be a sardine. That is to say that — since some time in… Read More

Alaska Airlines to test biofuel, powering commercial flights with used cooking oil

Your next cross-country flight, powered by the residue from your frying pan? Seattle-based Alaska Airlines will test biofuels on commercial… Read More

Boeing spaceship emerging from Space Shuttle’s shadow

Boeing is showing that it’s serious about developing a new spaceship, announcing that it will base the operations and manufacturing… Read More

Boeing picks Android for 787 entertainment systems

Boeing is outfitting its new 787 Dreamliners with servers and touch-screens using Google’s Android operating system to provide music, video… Read More

Imperium, Boeing consortium wins DOE grant to develop renewable jet fuel

A consortium led by LanzaTech, and consisting of Imperium Renewables, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and The Boeing Co., will receive… Read More

Update: Boeing no longer working on hybrid airship, but damn it looked cool

[Update: Well, that was interesting while it lasted. Minutes after we posted the first version of this story, a Boeing… Read More

Pic of the Day: Juno takes off for Jupiter on an Atlas V

Hey, at least the end of the Space Shuttle Era doesn’t mean the end of spectacular blast-offs. That’s an Atlas… Read More

Aerospace software company Dassault Systemes making Seattle a new corporate hub

Software company Dassault Systemes of France, a key Boeing partner, has leased new office space in Seattle and will make… Read More

Now arriving in Puget Sound: A gigantic, floating, missile-detecting snow globe

Don’t be concerned if you see this gigantic seaborne platform, pictured above, motoring into Puget Sound sometime today. The aliens… Read More

Moving from air to ground: Insitu Pacific to support iRobot vehicles

Insitu is best known for its unmanned aircraft systems. But the unit of The Boeing Co. is moving from the… Read More

Live video: Space Shuttle Discovery set for final landing

This live feed from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida should get a lot more interesting a few minutes before… Read More