[ad_1] We’ve already got the self-lacing shoes that were supposed to be the hot trend in the alternate reality of Back to the Future II, and if Apple has its way, we’ll soon having self-adjusting watch bands as well.  As spotted by AppleInsider,  Apple was granted U.S. Patent No. 9,781,984, which covers “dynamic fit adjustmentRead more about Future Apple Watches could fit better than ever, new patent suggests[…]

[ad_1] I’m behind the curve here, as the phones were released at a “Made By Google” event last week. Pixel was the name of choice with Google presenting a new high-end laptop (Pixelbook) and some eye-wateringly expensive in-ear headphones, the Pixel Buds, as well as the two new Android phones (Pixel 2 and Pixel 2Read more about Pixel 2 smartphone is Made By Google[…]

[ad_1] Bharti Airtel and Idea have announced a new plan for their prepaid customers. This new plan has been introduced to counter Reliance Jio’s plan of Rs. 399. Under their new plans, both the operators are offering 84GB data and unlimited calls. Under this plan, Airtel is offering 1GB data per day, unlimited local andRead more about Airtel and Idea come up with new plans to counter Reliance Jio’s Rs. 399 plan[…]

[ad_1] “Our  portfolio reduces the need for thermal management, helping our customers design smaller, more attractive products without internal fans, ” says Qorvo’s Cees Links. Qorvo’s bulk acoustic wave (BAW) filters allow full power output across all Wi-Fi channels, helping consumers receive reliable Wi-Fi service through the entire home. This helps to cut support costsRead more about Qorvo launches 802.11ax ICs[…]

[ad_1] Since Netflix launched in Australia in 2015, the streaming service has released its ISP Speed Index report every month, a measure of average download speeds from various internet service providers (ISPs) during prime time. From the start Optus has taken top spot, but Exetel, an independent family-owned business, has taken over with average downloadRead more about Optus knocked off perch in Netflix Australia's streaming speed tests[…]

[ad_1] Basically, using the Microchip MGC3130 it supports 3D gesture detection – for example, swipes and flicks – at distances of up to 10cm, potentially providing a more flexible user experience. The available gestures are: Swipe (east to west, west to east, north to south, south to north) Tap and double tap (center, east, west,Read more about A tip of the hat to the Raspberry Pi Flick HAT[…]

[ad_1]  These days we’re blessed with the ability to capture the moment wherever we are – whether that’s from the phone in your pocket or the DSLR slung around your neck. And with multiple gigabytes of digital storage available, we capture so many brilliant shots too, so you need a software package that can makeRead more about Perfect your photos wherever you are with Adobe Creative Cloud Photography plan[…]

[ad_1] Inside the family are a pair of n-channel trench mosfets and a controller, all in a 5x5mm MLP55-27L package. The devices are: SiC464 (2A), SiC463 (4A), SiC462 (6A), and SiC461 (10A). Adjustable output voltage is 0.95xVin down to 0.8V, and efficiency peaks at 98%. Applications are expected in factory automation, programmable logic controllers (PLCs),Read more about Dc-dc converter takes up to 60V in and makes down to 0.8V, at 10A[…]

[ad_1] Here we were, poising ourselves for Black Friday bargains to blow our tiny minds – and then, all of a sudden, Virgin Media struck early with a broadband flash sale that features some of the best internet deals on the market. The Virgin deal that really stands out is a reduction of its cheapestRead more about Virgin Media's broadband flash sale deals are here…but only for three days[…]

[ad_1] It will be Japan’s fastest supercomputer 3x faster than the K computer at Riken which is Japan’s current fastest machine. The 37 petaflops computer will be installed at the AI research centre being built at Tokyo University. The machine will use 1,088 servers, 2,176 Intel CPUs and 4,352 Nvidia graphics processing units. AIST decided that aRead more about Fujitsu to build 37Petaflops supercomputer[…]