[ad_1] It allows molecular machines to move a hundred thousand times faster than with the biochemical processes used to date. This makes nanobots fast enough to do assembly line work in molecular factories. “By applying electric fields, we can arbitrarily rotate the arms in a plane,” explains the head of the Chair of Physics ofRead more about TUM speeds up nanorobots by 100,000x[…]

[ad_1] I’ve seen the future – and it has a whole lot of screen.  Seriously though, so much screen. More screen you can shake a stick at. Screen as far as the eye can see… until you move your head and you’re no longer looking at the screen. I climbed into the passenger seat ofRead more about The Byton Concept's massive 49-inch display is just the tip of this car's tech iceberg[…]

[ad_1] EW BrightSparks is a programme, run in partnership with RS Components, to highlight talented young electronic engineers in the UK. Paul, you may remember was a mainstay of the panel for the 2017 EW BrightSparks programme. He is techUK’s Director of Market Engagement and Membership. “On behalf of techUK I am delighted to be ableRead more about techUK’s Paul Hide boosts EW BrightSparks[…]

[ad_1] If you’re the owner of a Galaxy S8 or Galaxy S8 Plus then you’re no doubt wondering exactly when your Android 8.0 Oreo upgrade is coming down the pipe. Well, we’re still not completely sure, but there’s a new development that hints the update isn’t far off now. SamMobile spotted that the manual forRead more about Here's another sign that Android Oreo for the Galaxy S8 will be here soon[…]

[ad_1] Redmond boasts that the all-in-one device is twice as powerful as the new MacBook Pro and the promise is for “the power of a desktop, the versatility of a tablet” in a lightweight design. Intel Core i7 In terms of the processor there are two options: an 8th gen Intel Core i7-8650U (4.20GHz, quad-core)Read more about Gadget Watch: Microsoft boosts Surface range[…]

[ad_1] This year at CES, it seemed like every manufacturer was boasting of voice assistant integration; Alexa and Google Assistant found their way into cars, bathroom mirrors, and even smoke alarms. And while initially it felt a little gimmicky, it actually solves one of the major niggling points of the smart home: you want toRead more about Your smart home won't be full of smart speakers if everything is a smart speaker[…]

[ad_1] The 4WD chassis dynamometer, or rolling road, is in Mahle’s new Real Driving Emissions Centre (RDEC). The Vulcan II 4WD ExtraCold unit, will be used in a variable control temperature and humidity test chamber that can be partially evacuated of atmospheric air to simulate driving at altitudes of up to 5,000m. The traversing wheelbaseRead more about Vehicle test chamber faces uphill struggle[…]

[ad_1] After months of anticipation, Apple may finally be on the verge of releasing its HomePod smart speaker. Earlier today we reported that clues along the Apple supply line suggest that the device might ship in February, and this afternoon word dropped that Apple had finally gained approval from the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC)Read more about Here's another sign the Apple HomePod could launch soon[…]

[ad_1] You can find it, wherever you are on the site, via the main Navigation menu. Simply check out the Resources tab – you’ll see the new entry for the SamacSys Component Search Engine. It complements our existing EW Compare component pricing comparison functionality and will soon be joined by a new, fully revamped CompanyRead more about SamacSys powers our Component Search Engine[…]

[ad_1] With growing censorship and regulations threatening global internet freedom and security, in turn, we’ve seen an increasing number of services become available to protect your online web browsing. Virtual Private Networks (or VPNs) have become increasingly popular in recent years for their ability to bypass government censorship and geo-blocked websites and services, and doRead more about VPN tunnels explained: how to keep your internet data secure[…]